it is a pipe dream of course.

i googled and found nothing to substantiate such a claim. when a person has something to lose, they comply. with nothing to lose, it is a free cot and meal. we are slaves, no doubt about it.

if you are looking for sources to educate yourself on the topic of "travelling the thoroughfares" (just one of the infinite rights by virtue of birth and as enumerated in the original Constitution, 1791), versus the legal requirements for "operating a motor vehicle", let me know, I can refer you to some. This is yet another deep rabbit hole to drop down into and investigate if you are so inclined, and falls under the general/broad topic of "sovereignty". I fell into this rabbit hole about a year ago, and have been continually fascinated in reading/learning about it ever since. Becoming educated on the broad topic of personal sovereignty and the many other issues & rabbit holes therein is synomomous with becoming educated on specific pieces of history, especially the past 100-200 years history as it pertains to money, politics and that ephemeral thing we call law. Clue - driver's license, plates, registration, and such are only required by law for those using a motor vehicle for engaging in commerce - IE> profit. Just like the mythical law that says the average american who earns a paycheck from labor/work must pay taxes, there is no such law. In fact, the reward for anyone who can specfically show such law is currently up to around $400,000.

One thing leads to another, the ankle bone is connected to the leg bone is eventually connected to a bone that's connected to the head bone. There is on fairly recent advocate of sovereignty that will very much enlighten you to the real and present differences between travelling in your car, versus driving IE> operating a motor vehicle. The advocate's name is Brad Lee Barnhill. Here is a link to the web site he origianlly started, named My Personal Odyssey, and chronicled over a period of several years and still running. You will read of his adventures of being terrorized by what we know as "the courts, highway police and other authorities" because he chose to educate himself and know the difference, and he begand travelling in his car, without a license plate, without a driver's license, without a social security number (the system for inventoring human flesh, as he says), on and on an on. Along the way, he racked up, oh, I don't know, conservatively speaking, a dozen or so separate courte cases spanning several states/jurisdictions across this country, all of which he also educated himself on how to DEFEND HIMSELF without hiring a lawyer. (having/hiring a lawyer and having a sovereign existance are generally mutually exclusive).


http://groups.yahoo.com/group/PersonalOdyssey/

Please make free use of this link and the various resources (some now broken links, but many still operating). You will need to use the generic password Brad set up for anyone to make the best use of this.
Username for login is - PersonalOdysseyGuest, Password is - guest
This is explained at the link above. Have fun!

exactly. the house insurance has to cover personal injury on the property to protect it from law suits. this will cover accidents for your family too. most people dont read their policies and really have no idea what is covered or not.

same with medical coverage with your car insurance. most of them cover so many people for so much per person in the event of injury in an accident. the minimums for this are usually set by state law. even if you dont cover your car itself(called full coverage), you have to have liability and medical.

its a racket. most people just sign the papers and pay the bills and never know what they are buying with their money. the insurance companies like it that way - fewer claims to pay!

About the best advice for those without insurance - do not get ill. This includes not getting seriously banged up, like car crash, falling off a roof or down stairs.

Avoid establishments, using the term literally and figuratively. For instance, places like what goes these days as grocery markets, doctors offices, hospitals, airports, shopping malls and municipal water (tap). Avoiding these is no guarantee but will be a good hedge against getting ill, especially physically ill. Further avoiding things like TV, radio, newspapers, magazines and movie theaters will further insulate one from the ravages of mental illness, especially subtle mental illnesses that comes with false realities regularly and routinely implanted and engrained by the media.

How realistic is this prospect? Your mileage may vary....or in other words, it probably depends in part on how deep into the web of modern establishment life one is at the time it occurs to them that it may be aworthy idea to pursue a life that is closer to the edges of the establishment web; EDIT: it may also depend in part on how far OUT you are willing to venture?......the thought of the potential wisdom of - changing one's horse midstream, comes to mind. It may also be worth noting that a typical response engrained into most of us is to seek and consult the practitioners and purveyors within establishment upon getting ill, even when a rational view shows the same as a major influence in becoming ill in the first place.....and there is probably a bit of truth to the adage - no man in an island. To one extent or another, for one reason or another, people are unwilling or unable to go through life avoiding these. Chances are good one will at some point become ill; then what to do? It doesn't hurt to have a safety net of knowing a few people and friends who also know a bit about how to treat problems.

There is a somewhat recent adage - a Robert Jordanism, paraphrased, if you will, that with the passage of time, recent events become legend, as time continues these legends become myth, and as more time passes, past events (the actual events) and the heroes and actors that brought them to be are pretty much lost and completely forgotten except perhaps for what may remain as the fanciful or exagerated tail / story / lore and misnomers of some long ago far away time.....and the wheel of time continues to turn, over and over, and history - ages come and go and repeat, cycles of ages, events, and the players/people also come, go and eventually come all the way back around and repeat.


Reading the history of Southern Belle's ancestors, the thought occured that it was not all tha tlong ago that most of us had ancestors living a mostly self-sufficient life, but for many of us, it may be difficult to read such witnessing without the thought coming to mind "did this really happen the way it was desribed or is there an element of fairy tale or myth included?" No offense, Southern Belle, I really enjoyed and appreciated that bit of your ancestor's history.... too bad more of us have not learned how to remain more like them. For many of us, the story of our ancestors may have already descended into something along the lines of lore or legend, with many of the facts forgotten, mixed up, mistaken in the re-telling, lost, and confused, with myth right around the corner of the passage of the next few generations.

"hey, let's all be careful out there!".