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So there would be a record that corporation xyz owns whatever land you're on, and you're the sole shareholder in this corporation. There would be a record somewhere of who the sole shareholder of...

Well, I WOULD consider simply buying remote land, but the problem is that I think that it is impossible to do so without the federal government knowning about it (NOTE: I am not discussing politics...

I did read your rules.



I did not discuss politics, as I already explained. I discussed philosophy, and hopeak is the one who discussed politics. How many times do I have to repeat this?

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Your reponse appeared to be a value judgement of my personal philosophy of privacy and independence.

Post # 9 is devoid of political content. It does pertain to philosophy (the value of privacy and indepdence, etc.). If you don't know the difference between philsophy and politics, then that is...

Then why did you quote my post, and not hopeak's post, when I was the one discussing the HOW of evading detection (which has nothing to do with politics, and everything to do with physics and other...

And this applies to me, and not to hopeak?

By the way, what does talk of ways to avoid government detection have to do with politcs? It only becomes about politics when someone demands that a man...

To practice survivalist skills and test equipment.

Are you a moderator?

If you are, then isn't the prohibition against discussing politics a two-way street, or is it okay to discuss politics as long as one does it from a pro-government...

We are posting on a survivalist message board, afterall. :rolleyes: For many people, survivalism entails effectively dealing with the crappy reality that one's government has forced upon him.
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Presumably, they are worried about being harassed for squatting (in other words, living on public land for too long a period of time without moving their camp). They may also simply enjoy the...

So the default designation, in the U.S., for land that does not fit into any other category is public land under Bureau of Land Management control?

The laws about how long one can stay in one spot...

I am curious about a legal aspect of bugging out. Let's say that someone takes a couple of weeks off of work, and decides to do a dry run, and roughs it in a remote location.

If one is standing...

First, I would like to say that I agree with people who say that the northwestern part of the U.S., parts of western Canada, or the Alaskan interior are the place to bug out to. A good combination...