Vermont Secession: five before chaos' Second Vermont Republic <center>Compendium </center>

Friday, February 16, 2007

five before chaos' Second Vermont Republic Compendium

JDRyan's posts on the Second Vermont Republic matter can be found here. Nice.

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"Facts Are Stubborn Things"

- John Adams

* NEW!!! *

" 'I think that the Vermont secessionist movement is over.

Has been for a long time,'

says Frank Bryan, a professor of political science at the University of Vermont," and a co-author of

"Out! The Vermont Secession Book."

- Seven Days, March 6, 2013

VNG (Vermont Army and Air Guard) Battle Flag

This is the flag carried by New Hampshire militia Brig. Gen. John Stark's force at the Battle of Bennington, VT on August 16, 1777.For his success at Bennington, Stark was promoted to brigadier general of the US Continental Army.His flag, then known as the Stark-Bennington Flag, later became known as the Green Mountain Boys flag.The flag is now the official battle flag of the Vermont Army and Air National Guard.

Flags of theSecond Vermont Republic

This flag is the standard of the present daySecond Vermont Republic.

This flag represents the movement by members of SVR to "collectivize" the assests of the State of Vermont andre-create a Soviet-style centralized economy based on a report written by SVR members of UVM's Gund Institute.

This flag was used by various 2010 election campaigns of SVR, such as gubernatorial candidateDennis Steele's campaign, managed by secessionist embed in the Occupy Vermont movement, Matt Cropp, as well as at the official websiteof the Second Vermont Republicthat is maintained by theMagnolia Vermonter, Thomas Naylor.

This is the earliest known SVR flag which represents SVR's strong ties to the white supremacist League of the South that continue to this day.