Are there any free communities in America?

Raptor - I don't know you, of course, but I'm going to go out on a limb here... Given your troubles, I don't think you're going to get along very well in your libertatian utopia, should you ever happen to find one.

I've met a lot of people (in all walks of life, political views, socioeconomic classes) who seem to get themselves into lots of trouble, then blame it on everyone but themselves.

Best of luck to you, regardless of where you eventually decide to reside. However, I suspect that unless you take a long look at your attitude, trouble is gonna find you.

[David Merrill]

I hold to looking inward - capital integration.

When you resolve the conditioned pseudonomania (schizophrenia) and know your true name and identity, then you can start managing relationships/contracts. The question seems mostly to always circle around to whether or not just living around people in community binds one to social compact? And I mean one with courts of no record where police officers execute unsigned warrants exclusively.

Some offer that diving in full bore, voting and immersing yourself in the system after educating yourself will help effect change. I cannot really argue against that. On the other extreme philosophy a scripture about serving two masters comes to mind; mammon and God. Well, like I said, I consider that extreme.

People refer others to me because my intellectual property promotes gaining control of contracts and assumptions of obligations to perform. It teaches one how to say, "No, thank you." properly in international law.

I have heard the allure of Alaska and Texas. Some people even leave the country after being convinced they can be free elsewhere. Some people have a lot of money and are set for life. It seems we all live in a formula where certain doubts, troubles and fears will find us regardless.


Look inward and know who you are. That's my advice.



Regards,

David Merrill.

Originally Posted by David Merrill

I hold to looking inward - capital integration.

When you resolve the conditioned pseudonomania (schizophrenia) and know your true name and identity, then you can start managing relationships/contracts. The question seems mostly to always circle around to whether or not just living around people in community binds one to social compact? And I mean one with courts of no record where police officers execute unsigned warrants exclusively.

Some offer that diving in full bore, voting and immersing yourself in the system after educating yourself will help effect change. I cannot really argue against that. On the other extreme philosophy a scripture about serving two masters comes to mind; mammon and God. Well, like I said, I consider that extreme.

People refer others to me because my intellectual property promotes gaining control of contracts and assumptions of obligations to perform. It teaches one how to say, "No, thank you." properly in international law.

I have heard the allure of Alaska and Texas. Some people even leave the country after being convinced they can be free elsewhere. Some people have a lot of money and are set for life. It seems we all live in a formula where certain doubts, troubles and fears will find us regardless.


Look inward and know who you are. That's my advice.



Regards,

David Merrill.

Any tips where I can find a David Merrill decoder ring for a decent price?

[Raptor13x]

Originally Posted by scottinalaska

Do you have the badge or evidence of WHO trespassed with what warrant?

I have the cop's name and badge number, along with 4 witnesses, if you include the cop's partner.

He's in for it.

[Raptor13x]

Originally Posted by buck09

Raptor - I don't know you, of course, but I'm going to go out on a limb here... Given your troubles, I don't think you're going to get along very well in your libertatian utopia, should you ever happen to find one.

I've met a lot of people (in all walks of life, political views, socioeconomic classes) who seem to get themselves into lots of trouble, then blame it on everyone but themselves.

Best of luck to you, regardless of where you eventually decide to reside. However, I suspect that unless you take a long look at your attitude, trouble is gonna find you.

I get along great with anyone that respects my rights, and I respect theirs fully. I only have a problem when the rights of any individual are being assaulted. I'm really very easy to get along with, I dont demand much, just a little respect I know in this day and age it's a taboo subject to talk about your rights, but too bad, I'm not a slave and I'm not afraid to speak up about that.

I'll be the first to admit my guilt if I harm another innocent man or woman, or violate their property in any way.

[Fazer700]

The book Boston's Gun Bible was very highly recommended to me and I was looking at the web page and I noticed something that might be of interest you you, maybe just what you are looking for.

http://www.freestatewyoming.org/free...-faq.html#goal

Here is one of the FAQ's


What is the goal of Free State Wyoming?

To encourage, assist, and reward the migration of liberty-minded Americans to Wyoming in order to maintain and further its relative laissez-faire Western culture; to eventually create a haven for those Americans who desire not to live as, or under, government supremacists.

I personally am looking at relocating to New Hampshire for similar "Freedom" issues.
Besides, anyone that puts "Live Free Or Die" on their lisence plate is ok in my book.
One of the major selling points for me on New Hampshire is that fact that the state legislature is only payed $100 per year. Its never been increased since their constitution.

Also I like their constitution here is Article 10

[Art.] 10. [Right of Revolution.] Government being instituted for the common benefit, protection, and security, of the whole community, and not for the private interest or emolument of any one man, family, or class of men; therefore, whenever the ends of government are perverted, and public liberty manifestly endangered, and all other means of redress are ineffectual, the people may, and of right ought to reform the old, or establish a new government. The doctrine of nonresistance ag ainst arbitrary power, and oppression, is absurd, slavish, and destructive of the good and happiness of mankind.

June 2, 1784

There's a group planning a Christian Exodus to South Carolina, where (ostensibly) the laws of the Bible would be the law of the land:

http://christianexodus.org/

Or, if you want to live among the heathen and with a humanist system of law:

http://www.freestateproject.org/

[David Merrill]

Yoda

Try not. Do. Or do not.

Regards,

David Merrill.

There is a group in North Carolina that supposedly got their state constitution back in law and are now trying to come up with a resource telling people how to not be a united states citizen and citizen of the united states or something to that effect. Personally i would be in Costa Rica if my wife would go.Dollar ratio to their currency is good,supposedly american friendly and one could become a resident or citizen i forget which of Costa Rica without leaving the country you must make about 30 k.I think this country is sinking faster than the Bismark and is beyond repair. Its a matter of how it will die. I'M better a phony nuclear or phony plague were all man slave and free will be rounded up in concentration camps ready for their demise.Right now i live by a military base. Its sad to see what these unfortunate guinea pigs are being put thru and like guinea pigs and americans are not aware they are guinea pigs.

Originally Posted by buck09

There's a group planning a Christian Exodus to South Carolina, where (ostensibly) the laws of the Bible would be the law of the land:

http://christianexodus.org/

I didn't get past "U.S. Constitution." I really wish someone would tell me where that document exists.

They want to make a difference in electoral politics. hmmmph.

Henry Franklin