Jim Sinclair said:
http://www.jsmineset.com/2012/03/22/in-the-news-today-1138/
There is a link on his page to a brochure for his estate which is going up for auction (reserve bid $3.25MM):
http://cdnplus.jsmineset.com/1/
Bugging out to Other Countries
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http://www.jsmineset.com/2012/03/22/in-the-news-today-1138/
There is a link on his page to a brochure for his estate which is going up for auction (reserve bid $3.25MM):
http://cdnplus.jsmineset.com/1/
Island_Dweller
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Island_Dweller: Thanks for the info - actually, you guys have kicked me into start doing some more solid research on NZ, so I've already learned that there are no such things like in nearby OZ. Only the pesky black flies, no?
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Hey bushi.
The sand flies are only bad in a few places (mostly the west coast). I know what you're saying about the ozone hole, but I haven't noticed anything personally and I get plenty of sun.
I was just bagging out NZ on another thread (Can you break into your house) and so I thought I'd come back to this thread to offset that by letting you and others know that NZ has no capital gains tax!
Also. My wife and I found renters for our house and we're moving down to Fiorldands in a couple of weeks. We figure to settle in Te Anau, Manapouri, or Tuatapere so if you come this way think about Fiordlands, OK.
Cheers, -Ron
DCFusor
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A post today on ZH by OpenthepodbaydoorsHal:
I am actually debating taking an international job with my wife. She doesn't like idea due to having to deal with language and cultural differences and she would have to stop working. I like it due to the lower cost of living, less taxes, higher pay, and I don't like the direction the U.S. is headed.
Most people in the U.S. are used to the idea of people moving into the country and cannot fathom the idea of moving out. Honestly looking at the future of countries, there are many countries that look more attractive than the U.S. opportunity wise.
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Most people in the U.S. are used to the idea of people moving into the country and cannot fathom the idea of moving out. Honestly looking at the future of countries, there are many countries that look more attractive than the U.S. opportunity wise.
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Wow, I just discovered this thread. I believe I'm with Ancona, not going anywhere. About fifteen or so years ago Bing and I bought some adjacent land to some of her relatives land in Pagadian City on Mindanao with the expectation to move there when I retire rotflmbo but I was in my late thirties then. Perhaps a thousand Americans had built houses there and were taking out their SS with ATM cards from DD here in the US, with the exchange rate 1500 US dollars was a fortune. Not so anymore, and of course a "retirement" now isn't as assured as it was then. In the interim, I've lived there five separate times and run a business with mediocre success and have become convinced of at least one thing, whatever I can do there are at least 100,000 filipinos who can do it better. Or, as my filipino son says, "If things get real bad here, then I can always go home and starve to death there."
rotflmbo but I was in my late thirties then. Perhaps a thousand Americans had built houses there and were taking out their SS with ATM cards from DD here in the US, with the exchange rate 1500 US dollars was a fortune. Not so anymore, and of course a "retirement" now isn't as assured as it was then. In the interim, I've lived there five separate times and run a business with mediocre success and have become convinced of at least one thing, whatever I can do there are at least 100,000 filipinos who can do it better. Or, as my filipino son says, "If things get real bad here, then I can always go home and starve to death there."
Viking
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I’m not far away from East Texas. North Arkansas. And I can shoot out of my back door.
no permits or inspections either.
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That's not the info I got when I looked into possibly moving to Arkansas.
state gun laws limit target practice to public and private shooting ranges that are authorized by the relevant authorities
Viking
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Citation? People can’t even drive into the community where I live without permission, totally private.
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A guy I went to UofA with relayed a story to me that he and some buddies were target shooting at Dagmar WMA and received a citation from a fish and game officer.
They got into a discussion and asked about target shooting on private land and were told that isn't allowed either.
So, after he told me the story I started trying to find info online and the one site that keeps getting referenced over and over is this one:
https://keepgunssafe.com/can-you-shoot-your-property-arkansas/#:~:text=No, you can’t shoot on your Arkansas property.,designated areas to carry out your target practice.
That's where I got the info I quoted the above.
I just fired off an email to the Arkansas game and fish commission asking them for the specifics.
I'll post their reply here as soon as I receive it.
They got into a discussion and asked about target shooting on private land and were told that isn't allowed either.
So, after he told me the story I started trying to find info online and the one site that keeps getting referenced over and over is this one:
https://keepgunssafe.com/can-you-shoot-your-property-arkansas/#:~:text=No, you can’t shoot on your Arkansas property.,designated areas to carry out your target practice.
That's where I got the info I quoted the above.
I just fired off an email to the Arkansas game and fish commission asking them for the specifics.
I'll post their reply here as soon as I receive it.
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That was @gringott . He spent some time there and posted a thread about it. Hasn't posted here since Dec 12, 2022. He's retired army. I wonder if he's running around somewhere in Europe. No matter........I hope he's ok.
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Arkansas game and fish is on top of things!
They responded already. Here's what they had to say:
"the answer will be based on the particular county firearms or hunting ordinance. You will need to contact the county clerk's office with the specific address and ask."
They responded already. Here's what they had to say:
"the answer will be based on the particular county firearms or hunting ordinance. You will need to contact the county clerk's office with the specific address and ask."
Viking
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In the Ozarks. 10 acres. Looking to buy more. I Guarantee you I can shoot whenever and wherever I want. But yes, you do need tags for hunting animals. But target practice? Give me a break.
Here I’m having one of my pagan ceremonies for Odin on my property:
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im in the sw missouri ozarks.......yep shoot out the back door anytime....plenty of acres......creek on property.....saw at least 50 squirrels and counted 25+ deer within easy shooting range within a hr today.....no hunting permits for small game on your own property....no building or zoneing regulations or inspections for construction.....low tax county....land is relatively cheap........minorities are rare.....amish neighbors within horse ride distance....30min to great medical facilities...low cost of living....cows around....mechanics around...etc....4 seasons weather...
.......shhhhhhhh
Viking
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Good. You can keep those Jayhawkers from getting further south for me.
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Really it all depends on your budget and lifestyle/healthcare requirements. Keep in mind the US is 47th in terms of healthcare so not the best by a long shot. Lots of places in South America are just as good or better.
If you want to be close to the US then Mexico is a good option. Affordable with decent medical. You can also get affordable stem cells there which as you grow older helps keep things from falling apart.
Colombia, Uruguay and Chile are also affordable.
There's always places to avoid just like the US but a little research will tell you where not to go and also the best places to go.
If you want to be close to the US then Mexico is a good option. Affordable with decent medical. You can also get affordable stem cells there which as you grow older helps keep things from falling apart.
Colombia, Uruguay and Chile are also affordable.
There's always places to avoid just like the US but a little research will tell you where not to go and also the best places to go.
Viking
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Here’s a grave stone of a Confederate soldier on my property. I guess I’m a curator of a cemetery…
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Elijah Matlock (1816-1863) - Find a Grave...
Killed by Jayhawkers. Born about 1816 is Gasconade, Missouri. Married first to Lucy Morris on October 25, 1835 in Crawford, Missouri. She died about 1840. Married second to Elizabeth White about 1840 in Carroll, Arkansas. The 1850 Sugar Loaf census lists him and Elizabeth with the following...
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thats very intresting "killed by Jayhawkers"......the civil war was very intresting in our area with many skirmishes and guerrilla warfare between Ozarkians and Kansas Natives (Quantrill, Jesse James etc)..........i have a couple of marble grave stone bases with the tops broken off on my property but no engraved items ...Here’s a grave stone of a Confederate soldier on my property. I guess I’m a curator of a cemetery…
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Elijah Matlock (1816-1863) - Find a Grave...
Killed by Jayhawkers. Born about 1816 is Gasconade, Missouri. Married first to Lucy Morris on October 25, 1835 in Crawford, Missouri. She died about 1840. Married second to Elizabeth White about 1840 in Carroll, Arkansas. The 1850 Sugar Loaf census lists him and Elizabeth with the following...
also intresting the birth date disparity between the stone and records
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I'm - again - thinking about that.
Mexico, this minute, I'd stay far from. It's chaos down there - lawless, deadly chaos, an impotent government, the drug cartels running things, millions of people transiting. Most of them lawless, to varying degrees.
But. It's looking like the Untied Skates is about to be Third-World-ized. Once we become a Chin colony, and with most of the Chin, young males the CCP decided were surplus population...this, and the Iraqi and Syrian males, similarly wished gone by their warlords...once that happens, the drug cartels will be starved out.
Once American debt-money is all raked off and the dollar crashes, even fentanyl stops coming in. The CCP won't supply it once the purpose is achieved.
It may well be, that if and when a rebirth occurs, it will happen SOUTH of the border. For one thing, northern climate without central heating, is not especially nice. For another, I expect their communities will be far less upheaved from the Davos Man plan. Mexico entered this Grate Reset, already looted, and there was little reason to tear it apart.
So that may be how it goes for me. Rather than be a slave or victim to our new Chin masters, I'll hide down there.
One thing to think about is how to get permanent resident status. Sometimes you can stay on a tourist visa and make border runs every 30 days. Another way to do it is bounce around every 5 months among select countries.
But very awkward.
First, they are not welcoming outsiders. This is not a slam. UNLIKE Japan, which was subdued and cowed after WWII, UNLIKE Europe, which both basically liked Americans and loved their money; and NEEDED it after the war....Russia has lived for a century, in tyranny and then relative freedom, but as a society closed to outsiders.
English is not a language commonly spoken. The first wave of English-speakers to come to them, after the Iron Curtain fell, were the asset-strippers...there to take and sell everything they could, including young women's bodies. Yes, pornography was a big export during the Yeltsin years.
There are probably no warm fuzzies felt of that time.
Today, the West, led by **OUR GOVERNMENT** is overtly hostile, full of false accusations, lust for war, open talk of breaking the nation into colonies. To satisfy Davos, I guess. Imagine the Axis leaders talking openly about breaking up the US and Canada.
Then, there's the added difficulty, that they don't even use the Latin alphabet. The characters are Cyrillic.
That matters. In French, German and Spanish, you can see a word spelled out, even if you don't know the proper enunciation, and often figure out what it means. Not so with the alien characters that Russians read. UNLIKE China or Japan, there's no use of English for the benefit of foreign visitors.
There are no programs to help you along. You had better be REAL quick on the uptake, if you try to make a go of it.
Russia to Build ‘Migrant Village’ for Conservative American Expats - The Moscow Times
Russian authorities will launch construction of a village outside Moscow for conservative-minded Americans and Canadians next year, the state-run RIA Novosti news agency reported Thursday.