A friend and I were hiking up behind my place. "Can I ask you a really offensive question? I feel we are good enough friends now, but I don't want you to take it wrong" "Sure!" I mentally prepare myself for some helpful criticism that might sting. Or maybe she was going to ask me …
For the typical American, ages sixteen to eighteen are the transition years—the years where we leave the freedom of childhood to embrace the responsibilities of adulthood. We leave our playful dreams and accept society's expectations, to choose a university that will offer some degree of "approved" value. We forget the liberties of the American Dream …
I think it's time I answer exactly what a sovereign citizen is. The idea behind being a sovereign citizen sounds good. "We hold these truths to be self-evident: that all men are created equal; that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable rights; that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness." …
For some not having a social security is a novel or foreign concept. For me, I know no other way. Truman Lamb is the one that set my story, as all great grandfathers do for their descendants. It started with a decision that involved a conflict between his convictions toward God and life and his …
Primarily, I am writing for: Those without social security numbers, state birth certificates, or other government documents. My goal is to provide encouragement and education for navigating the system legally while remaining true to one's convictions. This blog will be both for those who live "under the grid" for religious reasons and as well as …
The Girl Who Doesn't Exist 