Now! Sovereign Citizens on 60 Minutes.

[no_hypocrisy]

[Rhiannon12866]

1. Watching now... Yikes!

:kick:

[demwing]

2. Gee...

what are you talking about?

[MineralMan]

3. Morons, the lot of them.

I had one as a next-door neighbor. It was horrible. Fortunately, he got 10 years in prison for tax evasion. Whoopee!

[sasha031]

4. that had to be a harrowing experience

[MineralMan]

6. It wasn't much fun. The guy was a cosmic asshole.

His yard was a trash heap, and he was the unfriendliest neighbor I've ever met. We had to lock our cats in the house, after they had been inside-outdoor cats for years, because he threatened to kill them if they ever entered his yard. My ex-wife wanted to move, but I refused to be intimidated by him.

His wife and kids, though, were sweethearts, and the kids used to come to our house and hang out.

He, however, was intolerable. I finally refuse to acknowledge his existence. The day the feds arrested him was a great day.

[sasha031]

7. maybe the family can live a normal life with him gone

glad you no longer have to deal with it.

This group seems to hold the same beliefs as some in the tea party.

I have a low threshold for violent people.

[MineralMan]

8. They seemed to do OK after he was gone, but they were nice

people beforehand, anyway. The kids were sweeties, and hung out at our house a lot. My ex-wife and I had a pretty steady stream of kids dropping by, for some reason. It was great, because we didn't have any of our own. Many great stories there.

[sasha031]

9. that's wonderful

:)

[roamer65]

5. It's all fun and games until the black helicopters show up.

[sasha031]

10. Weslie Snipes is a Sovereign Citizen?

maybe he took the part in some of his movies to seriously.

[NutmegYankee]

11. Now that's some disturbing stuff.

The "Paper terrorism" by filing billions of dollars of liens against officials is disturbing. That highlights multiple problems, one of which is that this act should never be allowed to show up on a credit report like they did. These officials (officers, clerks, judges, etc) had their credit destroyed by these tactics. That they went to jail for it (Mail fraud) doesn't solve the problem of unaccountable credit reporting.