Half-way project toward the Gulch?
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Looking for freedom? Maybe we can start here.
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fortgalt.com
You can buy your own land and house.
But if you come to our Facebook page, Free State West, you can issue an invitation to others.
And thank you.
And, yes, it is good.
It is at least an interesting contrast to the large movement in support of the nanny state and such candidates as Bernie Sanders.
+1 He's saying Johnson does not support the nanny/policie state.
Gary Johnson does not support the police/nanny state.
And the Green Party.
And the Constitution Party.
But NOT the Libertarian Party.
And within two days retracted it and apologized.
How many old-party politicians ever do that?
He was wrong and admitted it.
Voting for Gary Johnson not only gives an endorsement to an honest man, but shows the thugs and would-be tyrants of the two old parties that you are desiring liberty.
But I'm always open to any rational explanation.
Sometimes secrecy is needed. Do you know of the abortive Minerva effort?
The stinking Brits learned about it and pressured the king of Tonga to steal the mostly underwater atoll so the people wanting a free nation couldn't continue the project.
Yes. I was sort of committing the toupee fallacy: The evidence backs up my claim that Gulchs need to be non-secretive because very Gulch I hear about is non-secretive.
Thank you.
This is FortGalt, by the same people. This time they got all the kinks sorted out.
You are incredibly wrong!
"Exposed" by whom?
There are many efforts toward a free country, including Costa Rica and Belize, where at least the people already speak English and we would-incomers will find it easier.
It's still new, and definitely open to discussion.
Please join us and speak out.
Thank you.
Oh, being "abandoned by the federal government," though, would be a plus, in my opinion.
"Fort Galt" looks very overpriced and not big enough for anything but a retirement village.
It isn't a Gulch. It isn't Atlantis.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/02...
How's that Free State thing working out for you?
I don't know if it's just coincidence, reaction to the good people moving, or perhaps it's just so many people leaving Taxachusetts and stupidly bringing their evil ways with them.
Arizona has the least amount of private land and the most amount of federal land in existence. Depends on the location and proximity to the land controlled by the drug cartels...
And I think Nevada has more land in fed hands, both acreage and percentage.
But "like" our Facebook page and join the discussion.
Thank you.
Some of his defenders point out his relative poverty, at least as compared to the other old-party candidates.
He has "only" a few hundred thousand dollars.
I responded, yes, and all "earned" in politics.
His defender said, no, before politics he was a writer and carpenter.
So, who knows? Did he fail at everything as several say? Or did he fail to starve as writer and carpenter? I honestly don't know, nor do I think it's especially important.
What is important ... oh, here let me quote me again: Libertarians want to live free; Sanders supporters want to live for free.
Sound familiar?
So if you want to be other than a talker, do something. And I don't aim that only at ut91105.
Move to New Hampshire where the Free State Movement is already entrenched.
Or join us in Arizona and help us get started.
But don't just complain. Do something. Do something constructive.
Most important, Do Something Constructive that can lead to liberty.
As you say, the idea is sound.
Reminds me of a story found in at least two books of the great Elmer Kelton (whom Randians should like for his sense of life and his individualist values): Talking about the area in Texas around San Angelo, where so many of his stories are set, one man says, "All we need are good people and water."
Someone answers, "That's all Hell needs!"
Just contemplate one fact, much worse now since the George W. Bush administration: We once supposedly free United Statesians cannot do much of anything unless we have in our possession a card with a government-issued number. We can't even apply for a job, or open a bank account, or, in most places, register to vote, or apply for a driving license.
We are not free, and never will be again unless we get active and stop just talking.
One is Mexico and the other is Brazil.
But that's probably not what you mean.
I've been here "a long time" also. Born here.
And I strongly disagree that "Freedom is relative."
Freedom is the state of being free. To repeat myself -- and I love quoting me -- no nation is free if the inhabitants thereof are required to carry cards with their government-issued numbers.
We are not free, sovereign human beings.
Is there a country more nearly free?
Not one I know of, but in other countries there are different restrictions, and sometimes even more threats to actual physical survival.
But is having lung cancer more healthy than having AIDS?
What rational humans should aim at is health, with neither cancer nor AIDS.
And rational humans should aim at freedom, complete and total, where the principles of non-aggression and of self-ownership are supreme.
Sincerely
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Street Name Michael A.
Michael Morrison.
But there are MILLIONS of Michael Morrisons, including one now deceased porn film star, at least one editor (for author Lisa Scottoline), one prolific minister, one prolific computer writer, and, finally, and least, me.
Real Name is ###-##-####
To clear it us it is not the United States of Mexico but the United States of Mexicans. They include their citizens.
Not even the whole country down here is FNA but the entire country of the USA is not FNA.
relax it's not personal it's only business