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El Quisqueyano (OP) User ID: 31544363 United States 01/09/2013 08:13 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | |
goodmockingbird User ID: 29124333 United States 01/09/2013 08:16 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | You got me curious, so I looked this up: [link to renunciationguide.com] Probably not a wise course of action, but an interesting topic for discussion. I Support Our First Responders |
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goodmockingbird User ID: 29124333 United States 01/09/2013 08:23 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Hmmm... you have to travel out of the US to renounce citizenship at a diplomatic post. Then there is a $450.00 fee. And a 3 to 6 month waiting period. Nutjob: I wanna renounce my fuckin' citizenship to the fascist evil United States. Clerk: That will be four hundred and fifty dollars, and your appointment to renounce your citizenship will be scheduled six months from now. Have a nice day. I Support Our First Responders |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 4710911 United States 01/09/2013 08:47 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Hmmm... you have to travel out of the US to renounce citizenship at a diplomatic post. Quoting: goodmockingbird Then there is a $450.00 fee. And a 3 to 6 month waiting period. Nutjob: I wanna renounce my fuckin' citizenship to the fascist evil United States. Clerk: That will be four hundred and fifty dollars, and your appointment to renounce your citizenship will be scheduled six months from now. Have a nice day. Lawful citizenship is by witnessed oath, so there is no oath to renounce. Show me documentation of my oath... oh.. so you never were a lawful citizen of The UNITED STATES of AMERICA. Remember LEGALISM is bullshit |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 31820284 Canada 01/09/2013 08:49 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Yes and No. You can do anything you want. The question is, will the pigs leave you alone? The answer is no. I havn't filed a tax return since 2004 and I owe $10,000 in fines for driving without insurance and a licence. I'm still walking the streets. It's been so long now since I had a real address I doubt they could find me if they wanted to. You can say fuck it and do what you want and live a cash life off the books but the life is hard and no kind of life for a person with children and responsibilities. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 31820284 Canada 01/09/2013 08:51 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Hmmm... you have to travel out of the US to renounce citizenship at a diplomatic post. Quoting: goodmockingbird Then there is a $450.00 fee. And a 3 to 6 month waiting period. Nutjob: I wanna renounce my fuckin' citizenship to the fascist evil United States. Clerk: That will be four hundred and fifty dollars, and your appointment to renounce your citizenship will be scheduled six months from now. Have a nice day. Lawful citizenship is by witnessed oath, so there is no oath to renounce. Show me documentation of my oath... oh.. so you never were a lawful citizen of The UNITED STATES of AMERICA. Remember LEGALISM is bullshit It doesn't matter. They're still going to make you obey the law. You can live lawless but it's not going to be cheap and easy and it isn't for everybody. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 4710911 United States 01/09/2013 08:59 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Hmmm... you have to travel out of the US to renounce citizenship at a diplomatic post. Quoting: goodmockingbird Then there is a $450.00 fee. And a 3 to 6 month waiting period. Nutjob: I wanna renounce my fuckin' citizenship to the fascist evil United States. Clerk: That will be four hundred and fifty dollars, and your appointment to renounce your citizenship will be scheduled six months from now. Have a nice day. Lawful citizenship is by witnessed oath, so there is no oath to renounce. Show me documentation of my oath... oh.. so you never were a lawful citizen of The UNITED STATES of AMERICA. Remember LEGALISM is bullshit It doesn't matter. They're still going to make you obey the law. You can live lawless but it's not going to be cheap and easy and it isn't for everybody. Well I already fired off my attestment to the pseudo-gubermint, I'm still free and intend to stay that way. At least my conscience is clean, I'm not a SLAVE |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 31820656 United Kingdom 01/09/2013 08:59 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Hmmm... you have to travel out of the US to renounce citizenship at a diplomatic post. Quoting: goodmockingbird Then there is a $450.00 fee. And a 3 to 6 month waiting period. Nutjob: I wanna renounce my fuckin' citizenship to the fascist evil United States. Clerk: That will be four hundred and fifty dollars, and your appointment to renounce your citizenship will be scheduled six months from now. Have a nice day. Lawful citizenship is by witnessed oath, so there is no oath to renounce. Show me documentation of my oath... oh.. so you never were a lawful citizen of The UNITED STATES of AMERICA. Remember LEGALISM is bullshit It doesn't matter. They're still going to make you obey the law. You can live lawless but it's not going to be cheap and easy and it isn't for everybody. A freeman lives by common law, you can legally withdraw AND maintain a person at the same time. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 31346699 Canada 01/09/2013 09:16 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | And if so, Then how do you live, in the USA, once the withdraw consent is accepted by the US government? Do you still pay taxes? Can you still reside in the USA? Can you still work in the USA without ID, as you would have to turn in any government issued ID. Quoting: El Quisqueyano Leave the country and take up residence somewhere else because the Freeman lifestyle is too hard for noobs, especially if you have a family! |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 31808165 United Kingdom 01/09/2013 09:44 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Hmmm... you have to travel out of the US to renounce citizenship at a diplomatic post. Quoting: goodmockingbird Then there is a $450.00 fee. And a 3 to 6 month waiting period. Nutjob: I wanna renounce my fuckin' citizenship to the fascist evil United States. Clerk: That will be four hundred and fifty dollars, and your appointment to renounce your citizenship will be scheduled six months from now. Have a nice day. Lawful citizenship is by witnessed oath, so there is no oath to renounce. Show me documentation of my oath... oh.. so you never were a lawful citizen of The UNITED STATES of AMERICA. Remember LEGALISM is bullshit It doesn't matter. They're still going to make you obey the law. You can live lawless but it's not going to be cheap and easy and it isn't for everybody. A freeman lives by common law, you can legally withdraw AND maintain a person at the same time. As long as you are prepared for their response when it suits them... lets not forget the meaning and intent behind "Peine forte et dure".. The only case in America where "Peine forte et dure" was invoked was the case of Giles Corey in 1692 during the Salem Witch trials, Giles refused to participate in the system, fable has it he asked for more rocks to crush him to death. The last case in England (while some records depute this) was in my neck of the woods in 1735, one John Weeks at Horsham gaol refused to participate in their system ended up enduring "Peine forte et dure", in the end of piling 350 weight on him, a 16 stone Gaolers laid across the top to put him out of his misery. They have had hundreds of years to attempt to close any loop holes where we can remove ourselves from their systems of governance. While we can, the fact they came up with "Peine forte et dure" shows how determined they are to ensure we play along by their rules and jump as and when they change them. [link to en.wikipedia.org] |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 31822413 United States 01/09/2013 09:49 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Yes. It's an internet myth. The US Federal government claims authority over all Americans, and frankly, over everyone else on the planet as well. This isn't a matter of law or justice. They are simply the strongest, most power-mad psychopaths with the most guns. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 4710911 United States 01/09/2013 09:53 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ... Quoting: Anonymous Coward 4710911 Lawful citizenship is by witnessed oath, so there is no oath to renounce. Show me documentation of my oath... oh.. so you never were a lawful citizen of The UNITED STATES of AMERICA. Remember LEGALISM is bullshit It doesn't matter. They're still going to make you obey the law. You can live lawless but it's not going to be cheap and easy and it isn't for everybody. A freeman lives by common law, you can legally withdraw AND maintain a person at the same time. As long as you are prepared for their response when it suits them... lets not forget the meaning and intent behind "Peine forte et dure".. The only case in America where "Peine forte et dure" was invoked was the case of Giles Corey in 1692 during the Salem Witch trials, Giles refused to participate in the system, fable has it he asked for more rocks to crush him to death. The last case in England (while some records depute this) was in my neck of the woods in 1735, one John Weeks at Horsham gaol refused to participate in their system ended up enduring "Peine forte et dure", in the end of piling 350 weight on him, a 16 stone Gaolers laid across the top to put him out of his misery. They have had hundreds of years to attempt to close any loop holes where we can remove ourselves from their systems of governance. While we can, the fact they came up with "Peine forte et dure" shows how determined they are to ensure we play along by their rules and jump as and when they change them. [link to en.wikipedia.org] Don't forget you in the isles actually have a SOVEREIGN. unlike us in the colonies (US) we have a corporate government that is fictional entirely. |
right? User ID: 1388723 United States 01/09/2013 09:55 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | And if so, Then how do you live, in the USA, once the withdraw consent is accepted by the US government? Do you still pay taxes? Can you still reside in the USA? Can you still work in the USA without ID, as you would have to turn in any government issued ID. Quoting: El Quisqueyano [link to www.nationalrepublicregistry.com] Not even sure if this is what you need to do or not. It was during some get rid of your strawman post, I believe. But interesting. Personally, I would like to know how one would travel? [link to www.dailypaul.com] Last Edited by right? on 01/09/2013 10:11 AM |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 28604765 United States 01/09/2013 10:02 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Yes and No. You can do anything you want. The question is, will the pigs leave you alone? The answer is no. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 31820284 I havn't filed a tax return since 2004 and I owe $10,000 in fines for driving without insurance and a licence. I'm still walking the streets. It's been so long now since I had a real address I doubt they could find me if they wanted to. You can say fuck it and do what you want and live a cash life off the books but the life is hard and no kind of life for a person with children and responsibilities. You also live in Canada, where they've spent the last YEAR trying to track down millions of gallons (thousands of gallons?) of maple syrup. That they've not found you yet is not that surprising. |
Trbl Ivan User ID: 30011284 United States 01/09/2013 10:05 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Hmmm... you have to travel out of the US to renounce citizenship at a diplomatic post. Quoting: goodmockingbird Then there is a $450.00 fee. And a 3 to 6 month waiting period. Nutjob: I wanna renounce my fuckin' citizenship to the fascist evil United States. Clerk: That will be four hundred and fifty dollars, and your appointment to renounce your citizenship will be scheduled six months from now. Have a nice day. If there is no outstanding balance with irs... You people speak so lightly of war; you don't know what you're talking about. Sherman |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 31709864 United States 01/09/2013 10:14 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Yes and No. You can do anything you want. The question is, will the pigs leave you alone? The answer is no. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 31820284 I havn't filed a tax return since 2004 and I owe $10,000 in fines for driving without insurance and a licence. I'm still walking the streets. It's been so long now since I had a real address I doubt they could find me if they wanted to. You can say fuck it and do what you want and live a cash life off the books but the life is hard and no kind of life for a person with children and responsibilities. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 31808165 United Kingdom 01/09/2013 10:15 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ... Quoting: Anonymous Coward 31820284 It doesn't matter. They're still going to make you obey the law. You can live lawless but it's not going to be cheap and easy and it isn't for everybody. A freeman lives by common law, you can legally withdraw AND maintain a person at the same time. As long as you are prepared for their response when it suits them... lets not forget the meaning and intent behind "Peine forte et dure".. The only case in America where "Peine forte et dure" was invoked was the case of Giles Corey in 1692 during the Salem Witch trials, Giles refused to participate in the system, fable has it he asked for more rocks to crush him to death. The last case in England (while some records depute this) was in my neck of the woods in 1735, one John Weeks at Horsham gaol refused to participate in their system ended up enduring "Peine forte et dure", in the end of piling 350 weight on him, a 16 stone Gaolers laid across the top to put him out of his misery. They have had hundreds of years to attempt to close any loop holes where we can remove ourselves from their systems of governance. While we can, the fact they came up with "Peine forte et dure" shows how determined they are to ensure we play along by their rules and jump as and when they change them. [link to en.wikipedia.org] Don't forget you in the isles actually have a SOVEREIGN. unlike us in the colonies (US) we have a corporate government that is fictional entirely. Even under the CommonWealth when the nations that make up Britain and Ireland where a de facto (and arguably a de jure) "Republic" they still used this form of coercion to get the public to obey their rules. And that is the notion the lays behind this, where we are all always free men and women, it is the force that is used to coerce us into obeying their rules that seem paramount, even the softer kind used today is still coercion.. While we do not need to follow their rules, we do have to accept that we when we go it alone will at some point always end up dealing with whatever level of coercion they'll use to ensure we follow the path they lay in front of us. ON a side note I have often wondered where that placed the colonies such as America when Britain and Ireland was a De Jure Republic. |
Butt Pincher User ID: 30750596 United States 01/09/2013 10:42 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Yes and No. You can do anything you want. The question is, will the pigs leave you alone? The answer is no. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 31820284 I havn't filed a tax return since 2004 and I owe $10,000 in fines for driving without insurance and a licence. I'm still walking the streets. It's been so long now since I had a real address I doubt they could find me if they wanted to. You can say fuck it and do what you want and live a cash life off the books but the life is hard and no kind of life for a person with children and responsibilities. Yes,.. you can stop asking permission to withdraw consent.. and just fucking do it. Why do people need to ask permission to do everything. Reminds me of the movie Shawshank redemption.. |
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