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Terry Lee Is Back Again Telling Us How To Be Free Men Not Corporate
Slaves
erry Lee of Spokane, Wa., has devised the "perfect plan" or the ultimate way to opt out of the American slave system, telling the U.S . authorities, in essence, "thanks but no thanks I'd prefer living a free man instead of a corporate, indentured servant of the rich."
Lee has spent countless hours and more than 10 years perfecting a way to "opt out of the system" while at the same time living, working and traveling without encumbrances - without a license - in the country he loves very much.
As Lee pointed out in his three radio interviews on Greg Szymanski's radio show, The Investigative Journal, now on the Genesis Communications Radio Network ( www.gcnlive.com ) at 4-6pm central time, becoming a "free man among the masses of corporate slaves" takes due diligence and a lifetime commitment to truth and honesty while at the same time using the legal system in a proper manner.
By a proper manner, Lee means a person must spend as much time breaking the chains binding a person within the system as he spent getting himself locked into it. According to Lee, this means by starting from the beginning and getting the court to recognize "legally" that a free man no longer wants to be recognized or called by his corporate name given to him at birth and sanctioned by birth records by the state.
After the name change, Lee reminds people who are serious about opting out of the corporate system and becoming a person abiding by the laws of God and the U.S. Constitution "every other contract entered into with the state, including social security and driver's license, for example, needs to be properly dealt with not in an adversarial nature in the court but strictly on a basis of notice and recognition of Constitutional rights."
Lee provides a step-by-step proven method with instructions on how to file court documents and legal briefs ready to be used in court on a CD he has made, but has yet to publicly distribute. His CD also instructs a person how to create an individual or joint religious foundation to protect assets after one has satisfactorily opted out of the system.
"This is a lifetime commitment not just a quick fix," said Lee recently on the Investigative Journal radio show. "Besides going through all the necessary legal steps, there comes with it a great feeling of satisfaction by stepping-out and becoming a free man and not just a slave of the state. I have spent years researching all the patriot programs out there trying to do the same thing and I think I have incorporated the best of all the plans, as well as some new methods in breaking the chains that it has Americans locked in."
After Lee's appearances on The Investigative Journal, one as recent as July, hundreds of people have contacted The Arctic Beacon, requesting a copy of Lee's CD. To date the CD is not available for purchase, but is in the process of being released. When this occurs, Lee has promised to provide the Arctic Beacon with copies for same and distribution as he does not have a web site, preferring to communicate in the old fashion method by telephone and not by email.
However, in the mean time an article about Terry Lee first appeared in the Arctic Beacon on Oct. 7, 2005. It is reprinted here for your reading pleasure. Please also check the archives of www.rbnlive.com or www.gcnlive.com for past Terry Lee interviews, which give a good foundation on what it really takes to become a free man and not just one in theory.
Here is the article:
Don't Buy Into American Slave System; Washington 'Free Man' Shows How To Opt Out Terry Lee of Washington was tired of being a slave. Since the American system is voluntary, he decided to become a sovereign citizen by using the U.S. Constitution, common sense and a lot of legal hard work. 7 Oct 2005 By Greg Szymanski
Terry Lee is a man with conviction and a sense of dignity, a hard working American who has had it up to his eye-balls with being a slave to the Corporate Republic of America.
And make no mistake about it, whether you like the term slave or not, most Americans are exactly that to a system created to benefit the rich while taking advantage of the poor.
It's a system geared at using the labor and talent of many to benefit a select few, a system that Lee, who calls himself a "true patriot and free man," decided years ago he no longer wanted to be a volunteer.
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