State vs. US Citizen. This theory has been making the rounds, and I must be a prophet or something, because I"ve been saying for months in a way. We need to withdraw our support and endorsement of the captured Federal system, and all its agencies.

No federal tax payments, no filings of any kind, avoid and do not engage them in any way. Instead operate as much as possible thru State entities. I'd say burn your passports if you don't have any plans for them. In my case I'm an expat without a second passport yet, so its more tricky. But essentially this is a call to go Galt against the Federal Government.

The States will need to call for a convention of States in my opinion, to restore a governing system.

>>13396516

I want anon input on which states are the best locations for living free, and why. Consider the following:

-willingness to secede

-willingness to ignore unconstitutional laws or directives from the fed. gov.

-independent minded people or tendency

-historic precedent, e.g. Texas

-ability to have its own thriving business sector

-being a 'non critical asset' in terms of national security, for example would they ever really let Montana go free with all those nukes?

I bet you've all been thinking about it at some point. "if I have to move, where would I choose". My own thoughts lean toward Tennessee, Texas, Wyoming and Utah. Although I'm not sure anymore on Utah.