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Re:Cancellatura, Sovereighty recognition, Common Law Courts, etc
My questions after reading the documents goes back to 1999 when i first heard about this process. Is it feasable to expatriate and do not have a means of making a living if you dont already have your own business. I like the process, but total expatriation and canceling all the documents places more of a day to day burden on you and thats not counting any potential legal trouble that you may encounter and have to fight. I thought that was one of the main reasons that people went to the whole ucc1 filing stuff so that they could theoritically become sovereign, but keep using the ssn and stuff as secured party (seperate entity). Is there a way to cancel those contracts with the government and work without hassle? I totally agree that if you are to be sovereign, you cannot half do it, but i havent seen any changes in the ability of people to make a living and travel, etc. without having to give up and go back into the contracts. Lastly, Todd, do not take any of this as a negative, im in total agreement with this process, and i know that all things in life are not guaranteed. Im just wondering if there is some education available that will answer these questions that i did not find in the documents. ( i found my answer to the travel question).
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