Adventures and Misadventures
Some of my personal endeavors have been more successful
than others.
| Adventures and Misadventures At Work |
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| Adventures and Misadventures Involving
Doctrine |
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Personal Sovereignty
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I originally wrote this little essay in response to a solicitation from
National Public Radio for submissions to their revived
This I Believe
program. Of course, they never broadcast my submission. I eventually
reformatted it into this essay. |
| Adventures and Misadventures Involving
Government Documents |
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Cancellation of Social Security
Number
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On June 13, 1984, I canceled my Social Security number. This
article is for those of you who don't think that it's possible to cancel
a Social Security Number. Think again. Think about contracts.
Rescindment of Contracts and
Revocation of Powers
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How many times have you been asked by a traffic cop, out on the road, to
show your driver's license so that the cop would know that you're qualified
to drive? How many times have you been asked by someone who wasn't
a traffic cop, when you weren't out on the road, to show your driver's
license so that you could prove your identity? How smart do you have
to be to figure out that it isn't a driver's license? It doesn't
have anything to do with driving. They just call it a driver's license
to deceive people. It's a government ID card. |
| Adventures and Misadventures With Women |
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My First Wife
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I was married to Elaine for about 14 years. In general, I considered
it to be a good marriage. This is the story of how it ended.
The Girlfriend from Hell
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This is the story of how a woman used a child and the county government
as weapons to deprive me of my home and of my livelihood.
Marriage: Void Where
Prohibited
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This memoir tells a story of love and marriage, of intolerance, and of
a failed church. It begins with my marriage to a good and beautiful
woman, my second wife Linda. It reveals the abominable behavior of
her so-called Christian so-called friends. It chronicles my search
for her, such as it was, after she abandoned me. |
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