Cascadian Air

Tuesday, August 12, 2008

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Cascadian Air: Portland, Oregon; Thomas Jefferson first suggested the "Republic of the Pacific". After he sent Lewis and Clark into the Pacific Northwest in 1803, Jefferson envisioned the establishment of an independent nation in the western portion of North America which he dubbed the "Republic of the Pacific". Jefferson's original idea has since been embraced by a number of different groups with generally similar aims. In recent years dissatisfaction with a wide range of issues has led to a renewed interest in the idea of an independent Cascadia. In September 2001, the Cascadian National Party was launched with a full political platform. Three days later, the September 11th attack occurred, and support for the movement faltered. In 2005, borrowing heavily from the Cascadian National Party platform, the Cascadian Independence Project was created. Currently it remains the only organization seriously promoting the idea of Cascadian Independence.