Freesociety.com to Form the World's First Libertarian Country... By Purchasing Its Own Sovereignty

[g2s at riseup.net (Razer)]

On 09/20/2017 06:45 PM, jim bell implied that his goal in life is real
estate speculation...

>
> Greece might be an excellent target.  They are enormously in debt,
> their own fault.   But they have some lovely islands that would be
> great for vacation resorts.  
>
>             Jim Bell


...a much more CONSERVATIVE investment than BTC... Perhaps hedging like
a Wall Street floor trader (you know... the guys who laugh about little
old new england ladies freezing to death [enron] and think gouging
medication prices is ethical [Martin Shkreli  represents the nicest,
gentlest face of capitalism]):

Rr


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> On Wednesday, September 20, 2017, 6:33:00 PM PDT, grarpamp
> <grarpamp at gmail.com> wrote:
> https://www.freesociety.com/
> http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/freesocietycom-to-form-the-worlds-first-libertarian-country-646060023.html
> https://twitter.com/freesocietycom
>
> >The Free Society Foundation, spearheaded by its founder Olivier
> Janssens and other prominent libertarian and cryptocurrency figures,
> announced its plans today to form the world's first libertarian
> country. They are in preliminary talks with governments to purchase
> sovereignty and autonomy over a piece of land. "When we started
> contacting governments, interest was much higher than initially
> anticipated", says Mr. Janssens, who has been working on the project
> for the past several years. "We have backing of over 100 million USD
> in private capital and are committed to the mission of realizing the
> world's first Free Society." Genius in its simplicity by just
> purchasing sovereignty, it seems this is the first idea that really
> has a chance of succeeding. [...]
>
> >Free Society
> Rue du simplon 4
> 1920 Martigny 1920
> Switzerland
>
>
> >One of zensystem's DAO's is thinking similarly.
> Price down, pick up.
>
>
>
> Greece might be an excellent target.  They are enormously in debt,
> their own fault.   But they have some lovely islands that would be
> great for vacation resorts.  
>
>             Jim Bell

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