Anarchast Ep. 26 with David Giessel

In this episode, we talk with David Giessel from www.patriotslament.blogspot.com.

Topics covered:

- David's experience in beautiful Acapulco
- Traffic laws
- The truth about Mexico
- The U.S. military

Want to visit Acapulco? You can also stay at Jeff's hotel, Las Torres Gemelas Private Suites. Visit www.ltgps.com for more details.

For more on Jeff's Anarchist Enclave visit www.acacondos.com

Links:

www.patriotslament.blogspot.com

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  News & Politics

[TheCapitalistdog]

"Military is Right Wing Welfare"

Great quote. Definitely going to be using that one.

[cedricpod]

Wow I am 60 years old.... and your cast made me realize things that I had not crystallized before ... such as how ingrained **slave thinking** is in the USA.

Freedom does not work for everyone........ as much as I like freedom.... it is a selfish choice for me..... some people were born to be slaves... they search for slavery if it is not imposed on them.... sad..... 99guspuppet

[TheInternetPatriot]

Great cast Jeff !

[helltrackrider]

Jeff...Is this your hotel?

Do you have any vacation or honeymoon pacakges?

If I can get my wife there...perhaps I can convince her to move; living in the States sucks ass...make decent money - but the cost of living completely negates that.

[helltrackrider]

Man...I'd move there in a heartbeat...Nice View!!!

[Hashishin13]

This is so funny, when I drive around with my parents they are always pissed when people don't stop fully at a stop sign and I'm like so? Who was hurt? I never realized this was a common libertarian attitude.

[Jim Hallett]

Another enjoyable video with the pleasing backdrop of Acapulco Bay. I hope more folks will make it down your way, Jeff, so this can be the setting for many other interviews. I also enjoyed David's first interview RE:Patriots Lament - am always impressed when young intelligent people are promoting liberty vs. the "progressive" (REGRESSIVE) statist gibberish of so many others. It is eye-opening to see that the avg. Mexican does indeed enjoy more freedom than his North American counterparts.

[Hyperborea2012]

What kind of business can you open for a couple of hundred thou down there that would bring great returns?

[TheDollarVigilante]

Each country is different... but that's what we talk a lot about in our newsletter, finding ways to live outside the western world (Japan is western world for our purposes... western central banking world) and living below the radar... one of the easiest ways to do this is to start your own business. You never need a work visa to operate a business. Only employees (wage slaves) need permission to work.

[jsz430]

I live in japan for 2 months last year. Ive looked all around and its even hard to get in 2nd world countries. Of course it is easy if you are an investor with lots of money(not that there is anything wrong with having lots of money), but if your a man who makes around 20k a year its hard to move to somewhere that will give you a work visa.

And of course I could have worked without a visa(I did do so some short term jobs) but it gets risky and u can go to prison for a long time