Citizenship Renunciation: Why He Moved to this Tiny "AI" Country
Posted by freedomforall 1 month, 2 weeks ago to Philosophy
In today's video, Mr. Henderson interviews a tech entrepreneur who renounced his US citizenship and relocated to Anguilla. They discuss his journey, from initial motivations to renounce his US citizenship to adapting to life in Anguilla and its impact on personal freedom. He discusses the challenges of international bureaucracy, shares insights on living abroad, and reflects on the benefits of expatriation.
Not a Gulch potential.
Seriously, any place on earth with any resource (human or other) to be stolen/enslaved
will come under the DS control unless the patriots there have the ability (power) to defend their
country and the will to use it against any enemy foreign or domestic.
The US is in its current state of enslavement because of a lack of will
by patriots, imo. The will to take many innocent casualties to defend
freedom is very difficult to summon and maintain but without such will
freedom is stolen away and enslavement is gradual but certain.
The human state, as with any living organism, that is not regularly pushed/challenged, becomes complacent/comfortable. Arrested development. Humans are the foremost complacent species on the planet. Our technology of comfort has serious repercussions when rapid changes occur.
"Future shock, what is it? Too much change in too little time. And for those who are not prepared the effects will be devastating." Alvin Toffler, 1968-9?
I don't think that Galt would choose that for his Gulch unless his invisibility cloak device could ward off hurricanes, too.
As mentioned in the video, there is no 'high ground' there, which is also true of Florida, btw, and Anguilla can't
depend on getting (stolen) 'emergency' funds from other locations as FL can when a hurricane hits.
The recovery from a strong hurricane hit would be much slower due to very limited funding in Anguilla.
It's in a prime hurricane path. It doesn't have a deep water port for trade either.
I'd be more inclined to look at the far southern Caribbean islands to avoid the hurricane issue.
The best of those are the ABC islands (Aruba, Bonaire, Curacao) that are Dutch islands with higher taxation.
Anguilla may be a good place for offshore banking, but I haven't looked into that
and the FINCEN laws have caused lots of problems for Americans wanting to take funds offshore.
I still like my part of Florida. You're always welcome here.
He became a "citizen" of Anguilla via marriage which allowed him to travel to other countries since he no longer had a US passport.
What we need is some way to get rid of a state someplace and replace it with private enterprises that adhere to a constitution that is logically sound, doesn't make anybody a slave and requires NO BORDERS. I understand you guys on this site really like borders. I have bad news for you, borders are illegal by that logically sound constitution I am thinking of. If you come to my realization that the TRUE and CORRECT system of laws is universal, it will become obvious that 'country' borders are not needed. These laws are valid everywhere, just like math.