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align="left" class="outlookmessageheader" dir="ltr"><font face="tahoma" size="2">from: cindi cranford
</font><font face="sand">seth, how do you feel about leaving the us-of-a in light of the possibility it is baabalon?
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align="left" class="outlookmessageheader" dir="ltr"><font size="2"><font color="#0000ff"><font face="arial"><span class="560462320-20102001"><font color="#a800e8"><font size="3"><font face="times new roman">i am unclear as to whether you are asking me</font><font face="times new roman">regarding my own actions or in general, so i'l</font></font><font face="times new roman" size="3">l take</font><font face="times new roman" size="3">both</font><font face="times new roman" size="3"> viewpoints.</font></font></span></font></font></font>
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align="left" class="outlookmessageheader" dir="ltr"><font size="2"><font color="#0000ff"><font face="arial"><span class="560462320-20102001"><font color="#a800e8"><font size="3"><font face="times new roman">i have no plans on leaving this land since i have expatriated out of the lf(legal-fiction) system and am living as a man on the land. all the laws</font><font face="times new roman">do not appy to me, none of them. common law, natural laws and</font></font></font></span></font></font></font><font size="2"><font color="#0000ff"><font face="arial"><span class="560462320-20102001"><font color="#a800e8"><font size="3"><font face="times new roman">universal laws aremy laws that i live by and use against any entity.</font></font></font></span></font></font></font>
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align="left" class="outlookmessageheader" dir="ltr"><font size="2"><font color="#0000ff"><font face="arial"><span class="560462320-20102001"><font size="3"><font color="#a800e8" face="times new roman">as to other people leaving the 'yew ess a'--where would one go? there isn't any "land of the free" anymore anywhere. the the most free that one can be physically is, in my opinion, to be out in the wild lands of the world and be self-contained(backpack, gear, etc). if one knows what to do and how to survive, one can live indefinitely off the land. if one becomes a pt(perpetual traveler), then one can travel indefinitely. i have plans on being a full-time pt starting sometime next year when i finally form my own corporation sole, which would enable to move about world-wide without the need for any state-issued form of id. corporation soles are under eccelsisastical laws, which are not under the legal-fiction systems of laws, nor the dejure common laws, but predate both systems of laws, thusare superior to such laws.</font></font></span></font></font></font>
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align="left" class="outlookmessageheader" dir="ltr"><font size="2"><font color="#0000ff"><font face="arial"><span class="560462320-20102001"><font size="3"><font color="#a800e8" face="times new roman">in order to be a pt, one must stay at any place for less than six months, so a full-time pt ought to have at least three places that one can call home and spend time in each place. this is entirely doable if one uses yurts as houses and places them on friend's lands, as i plan to. i am able to trade my skills/knowledge about forests/lands for the privilege of living on friend's lands, thus i won't have any expensive overhead at any one spot. i really look forward to being fully mobile, but the latest clamp-downs in travel really makes it tough to me to move about without being harassed endlessly. </font></font></span></font></font></font>
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align="left" class="outlookmessageheader" dir="ltr"><span class="560462320-20102001"></span><span class="560462320-20102001">type in "corporation sole" in a search engine and you'll be surprised what a gem this is. </span>
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align="left" class="outlookmessageheader" dir="ltr"><span class="560462320-20102001"></span><span class="560462320-20102001">seth</span>

[cindi cranford]

very cool... very interesting.
so you wouldn't have to have an id card at all? even when they make us use
one to buy body fuel?


> i am unclear as to whether you are asking me regarding my own actions or in
> general, so i'll take both viewpoints.
>
> i have no plans on leaving this land since i have expatriated out of the
> lf(legal-fiction) system and am living as a man on the land. all the laws do
> not appy to me, none of them. common law, natural laws and universal laws are
> my laws that i live by and use against any entity.
>
> as to other people leaving the 'yew ess a'--where would one go? there isn't
> any "land of the free" anymore anywhere. the the most free that one can be
> physically is, in my opinion, to be out in the wild lands of the world and be
> self-contained(backpack, gear, etc). if one knows what to do and how to
> survive, one can live indefinitely off the land. if one becomes a
> pt(perpetual traveler), then one can travel indefinitely. i have plans on
> being a full-time pt starting sometime next year when i finally form my own
> corporation sole, which would enable to move about world-wide without the need
> for any state-issued form of id. corporation soles are under eccelsisastical
> laws, which are not under the legal-fiction systems of laws, nor the dejure
> common laws, but predate both systems of laws, thus are superior to such laws.
>
> in order to be a pt, one must stay at any place for less than six months, so a
> full-time pt ought to have at least three places that one can call home and
> spend time in each place. this is entirely doable if one uses yurts as houses
> and places them on friend's lands, as i plan to. i am able to trade my
> skills/knowledge about forests/lands for the privilege of living on friend's
> lands, thus i won't have any expensive overhead at any one spot. i really
> look forward to being fully mobile, but the latest clamp-downs in travel
> really makes it tough to me to move about without being harassed endlessly.
>
> type in "corporation sole" in a search engine and you'll be surprised what a
> gem this is.
>
> seth


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