The Channel Island Report: How to Acquire a Tax Haven Domicile, by W.G. "Bill" Hill

Contents for The Channel Island Report: How to Acquire a Tax Haven Domicile:

Why move to a tax haven?
The enchanted isle -- Sark
Simple but not backward
How is it all kept going?
An accident of history
Sark as a tax haven
How does Sark compare?
Are you a Perpetual Tourist?
Reasons for considering legal residence/domicile on Sark
Other considerations
Advantages for retired people
Immigration and Passports
Driving licences and vehicle registration
Gateway to the fiscal paradise
Guernsey and the European Community
Travel to Guernsey/Sark
Hotels/accommodation on Sark
Banks on Guernsey

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Law v. Freedom, by Anthony L. Hargis

About Anthony L. Hargis' Law v. Freedom:

Most everyone in the liberty movement has a plan for eventually establishing a free market; they all require that everyone be free at the same time -- whether they want to be or not. Have you any idea how long you must wait for everyone to be persuaded of freedom's advantages?

According to the standard plan for establishing a free market, you'll be dead before it happens.

If you can't wait this long ... [Hargis] tells you how to increase your freedom now ... whether everyone wants us to or not.

Partial Table of Contents for Law v. Freedom:

Insanity v Sanity
The Impotence of the Freedom Movement
The Foundation of Freedom
The Individual
The Business Enterprise
The Free Market Business Trust
Gold Accounting
The Market and Social Consequences of a Free Market Trust
The Society
The Common Law
The Power of a Jury: Judges of Law
Who Shall Build a Free Market?

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A Declaration of Financial Independence, by John Grandbouche

From the Introduction to A Declaration of Financial Independence:

...one of the strictest mandates in our Constitution is against paper money. Article I Section 10 says that "No State shall ... make any Thing but gold and silver Coin a Tender in Payment of Debts."

From Chapter I:

Thus it is easy to understand how law, instead of checking injustice, becomes the invincible weapon of injustice. It is easy to understand why the law is used by the legislator to destroy in varying degrees among the rest of the people, their personal independence by slavery, their liberty by oppression, and their property by plunder. This is done for the benefit of the person who makes the law, and in proportion to the power that he holds.
-- Frederic Bastiat, 1801-1850

Table of Contents for A Declaration of Financial Independence:

Introduction
In the Beginning
Why You Need Financial Freedom
The Federal Reserve Fraud
A Fluctuating Medium of Exchange
The National Commodity and Barter Association
Your Ticket to Freedom: Warehouse Exchanges
The World's Only Free Society
The Law, Part One: Common Law and Equity
The Law, Part Two: The Constitution and the Declaration
The Law, Part Three: The Separation of Powers
The Law, Part Four: The Separation of Jurisdictions
Get Into Politics!
Seeing the Change
A Caveat Against "Religion"
A Winning Attitude
Epilogue
The Declaration
The Constitution
Constitutional Protections
Money Facts
My Personal Declaration
Bibliography

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