What are your thoughts on the freeman on the land lectures (Rob Menard), LB?
And the notice of understanding etc?

Robert has a good handle on most subjects, but I would like to strangle him for the "Man on the Land" garbage.
This just confusses people as to the real aspects of law. I might add, PAC has been around twice as long as he has.

The biggest thing is he is creating islands, but he appears to be pulling out of that phase.

LB Bork wrote on Mar 25th, 2010 at 8:33pm:

Robert has a good handle on most subjects, but I would like to strangle him for the "Man on the Land" garbage. This just confusses people as to the real aspects of law. I might add, PAC has been around twice as long as he has. The biggest thing is he is creating islands, but he appears to be pulling out of that phase.

I'm glad to see that you are continuing to follow the people who are searching. I have found so many people out there searching in their own way. Looking for what they know in their heart is right and going about it in a way that feels right.
I have been watching Rob Menard. If he has taught me one thing, it is to maintain a sense of humor in the face of it all and keep on pluggin'.

I have not found any people that I agree with 100% but I have also not found any that have failed to drop a single morsel of thought worth considering, even if all it yields is a mere glimpse at another point of view that will be filed away in the back of my mind.

Mary Croft, I don't know what it is about this woman that grabs my attention. It's definitely not her financial solutions, but she does have more than a clue when it comes to embracing the notion of imperturbability.
Like many of us, I feel as if she is developing her ideas and refining them as time goes on.
This reminds me that we are all very imperfect and many of us are trying to be better tomorrow than we were today. 

Anybody here familiar with her work?  Ok I see I brought this up on the Rob Menard thread. Perhaps I should take this to another thread.

Mary Croft, If this is the one you are talking about WELL!

http://spiritualeconomicsnow.net/

Better stay away

http://www.quatloos.com/Q-Forum/viewtopic.php?f=30&t=2893

This is what they have to say.

Jerry wrote on Apr 27th, 2010 at 10:15am:

Mary Croft, If this is the one you are talking about WELL! http://spiritualeconomicsnow.net/ Better stay away http://www.quatloos.com/Q-Forum/viewtopic.php?f=30&t=2893 This is what they have to say.

I hear you Jerry. I have never been to any of her websites and  I do not subscribe to Croft's methods in any way, far from it. You apparently know more about her than I.  I just read one short book that was a lot of rambling about general history and some of her personal struggles but within it there were just a few thoughts that helped with the mental adjustment part of unplugging from the system. I felt they were good "tools". I've never gotten into and I have zero desire to use any kind of AFV/UCC nonsense. After seeing what that is about I strongly feel that such is the ultimate losing wild goose chase.

The reason I ended up here is because through everyone and everything that I have read, THIS here is the only one that I don't consider a dead end/no outlet. There are so many people that are searching and don't have the solution, but still have a viewpoint and though we disagree with so much about them, they are more likely to acknowledge, comprehend, and agree with PAC views than even our own family, friends, and neighbors who don't see the problem and don't even attempt to consider a solution.

So anyway, I walked through that field so to speak. I walked right past most everything growing in it, but a few small things caught my eye and I remember them, but I will remember very little of that field overall.

GLEAN
definition
1. To gather (something) slowly and carefully in small pieces.








Like I said. So many people searching. So many overlapping