Alina VolkovaAutor
#1In 2026, we see a deep polarization of the population and hatred of each other, and the capital Washington risks not being able to stop the states from striving for independence.
Thus, the level of desire for independence in Texas increased from 13% to 49% over 30 years, in California from 12% to 47%, in Alaska from 3% to 17%, and in Cascadia (Washington and Oregon) it reached 54% for the first time – exceeding the psychologically important threshold. In Cascadia, for the first time, not only in polls but also openly, people demanded secession from the United States in 2026.
Residents of Cascadia and California are 80% Democrats and mentally alien to Republican rule, while in Texas, the opposite is true. Washington, the capital, holds these two polarities together as a single country by sheer force, constitutionally prohibiting unilateral secession. However, in a crisis, this may offer little protection... In California and Texas, there are increasingly frequent talks of an armed uprising against Washington's rule.
However, problems of growing separatism are not limited to the United States, but to many countries. In Australia, the state of Western Australia wants independence, with 32% of the population recently voting in favor. In Russia, internal ethnic regions such as Tatarstan, Bashkortostan, Chechnya, Buryatia, and the Sakha Republic have seen their number of people wanting to secede increase from 18% in 1998 to 46% in 2026. Dissatisfaction with Moscow's policies has increased particularly due to increased mobilization in the Sakha Republic and Buryatia.
Within the United States, the New England states also want to secede as a group and create a Federal Republic of New England. The number of such people increased from 12% to 33% between 1998 and 2026.
Quebec and British Columbia want to secede from Canada. In Quebec, 54% of people want to secede, and they won in 2026. British Columbia wants to form the Republic of Cascadia with the US states of Oregon and Washington.
Thus, we see a tectonic change in people's consciousness, and if this process continues to develop, we will most likely see the disintegration of the United States into several countries somewhere between 2050 and 2080.
Within China there is separatism in Uyghuria and the southern regions of China want to separate from Beijing's rule.
PS: However, the FBI, on orders from Washington, could begin repressing potential separatists, regardless of whether they are Republican or Democratic. The FBI is actively studying Russia's experience in suppressing Yakut, Chechen, Tatar, and Buryat separatists. As a reminder, relations between Washington and Moscow may worsen in the future not only because of Ukraine or Iran (Iran receives weapons from Russia), but because many Russian separatists have fled to the United States and received political asylum. Moscow views this as interference in its internal affairs.
Thus, the level of desire for independence in Texas increased from 13% to 49% over 30 years, in California from 12% to 47%, in Alaska from 3% to 17%, and in Cascadia (Washington and Oregon) it reached 54% for the first time – exceeding the psychologically important threshold. In Cascadia, for the first time, not only in polls but also openly, people demanded secession from the United States in 2026.
Residents of Cascadia and California are 80% Democrats and mentally alien to Republican rule, while in Texas, the opposite is true. Washington, the capital, holds these two polarities together as a single country by sheer force, constitutionally prohibiting unilateral secession. However, in a crisis, this may offer little protection... In California and Texas, there are increasingly frequent talks of an armed uprising against Washington's rule.
However, problems of growing separatism are not limited to the United States, but to many countries. In Australia, the state of Western Australia wants independence, with 32% of the population recently voting in favor. In Russia, internal ethnic regions such as Tatarstan, Bashkortostan, Chechnya, Buryatia, and the Sakha Republic have seen their number of people wanting to secede increase from 18% in 1998 to 46% in 2026. Dissatisfaction with Moscow's policies has increased particularly due to increased mobilization in the Sakha Republic and Buryatia.
Within the United States, the New England states also want to secede as a group and create a Federal Republic of New England. The number of such people increased from 12% to 33% between 1998 and 2026.
Quebec and British Columbia want to secede from Canada. In Quebec, 54% of people want to secede, and they won in 2026. British Columbia wants to form the Republic of Cascadia with the US states of Oregon and Washington.
Thus, we see a tectonic change in people's consciousness, and if this process continues to develop, we will most likely see the disintegration of the United States into several countries somewhere between 2050 and 2080.
Within China there is separatism in Uyghuria and the southern regions of China want to separate from Beijing's rule.
PS: However, the FBI, on orders from Washington, could begin repressing potential separatists, regardless of whether they are Republican or Democratic. The FBI is actively studying Russia's experience in suppressing Yakut, Chechen, Tatar, and Buryat separatists. As a reminder, relations between Washington and Moscow may worsen in the future not only because of Ukraine or Iran (Iran receives weapons from Russia), but because many Russian separatists have fled to the United States and received political asylum. Moscow views this as interference in its internal affairs.