"Ungrip": Amazing New Documentary About A Man Who Became Legally Soveirgn

[dannno]

"Ungrip": Amazing New Doc. About A Man Who Became Legally Soveirgn

I can't believe this hasn't been posted yet. This guy basically lives on his property, completely self-sufficient and the government has no jurisdiction over him. He even has his own Constitution and Declaration of Independence. He lives in Canada, but there is really a great deal of legal history that is uncovered in this film that I hadn't heard before.

It started out when the government tried to inflict their authority over him and his property with building permits for his sustainable structure. The movie is the story of his legal journey that has resulted in him no longer requiring any legal documents or identification. Very fascinating.

Edit: I should also mention this guy has no debt and no relationship with the state or any financial institutions. He lives sustainably on his land, chops wood for heat, raises chickens, grows crops, etc. It is filled with a lot of interesting legal history, British, Magna Carta, etc..


Here is the trailer, check it out:





Here is the full feature film:







The filmmaker is the same one who made Esoteric Agenda and Kymatica, both great films that I highly recommend.

 

[tsopranos]

Thanks for this dannno... going to watch this tonight with the wife. Looks very interesting.

 

[dannno]

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[dannno]

This film is a RPF wet dream.

How long after you edit the title of a thread does it show up in the search results as edited rather than just the top of the thread?

 

[Romulus]

Thanks Danno... will watch this one.

 

[dannno]

Added to OP: I should also mention this guy has no debt and no relationship with the state or any financial institutions. He lives sustainably on his land, chops wood for heat, raises chickens, grows crops, etc. It is filled with a lot of interesting legal history, British, Magna Carta, etc..

I don't think everybody living out in the woods alone is the optimal way for society to operate (although this guy is married, has friends and family, etc), but I think what he is doing may be preferable from a survival standpoint within our current society for many reasons. Not just because of the eminent collapse but the web of obligations one has when they participate in society, which this guy has completely dropped out of.

 

[BuddyRey]

Watching it now. This is great!

 

[teacherone]

toooooooooooooo sloooooooowwwwwwwwwwwww.


gave it 15 minutes but i think some major stoners made that flick.

 

[dannno]

toooooooooooooo sloooooooowwwwwwwwwwwww.


gave it 15 minutes but i think some major stoners made that flick.

Give it another 15 minutes.

It's the guy who made Esoteric Agenda, which is kind of similar to Zeitgeist (in format) but without all the technocommunism.

Once he gets to following that guy around it's really good if you don't like all the random quotes, narration and music from the beginning.

 

[Seraphim]

I LOVE THAT THIS IS FROM CANADA.

Intellectually armed with another bullet.

I'm doing this.

 

[Seraphim]

I am a resident of Turtle Island!!

!

 

[Romulus]

lol

I liked it... I wish it was a little more refined in the message, but still pretty good.

 

[parocks]

Rob of the Page Family is from Canada, or lives in Canada. Ben Stewart, the lead singer of Hierosonic, is the filmmaker and is from Harrisburg, PA. I've known him 7 or 8 years or so, last saw Hierosonic about 2 years ago, a little over 2 years ago, and in that time he has made these 3 films which seem to be quite successful, and had no idea until recently that he was doing this. Hierosonic just got back from a tour, I'm not sure if they're Ron Paul supporters but they do have the quality and the resume to be on rock the r3v.

 

[Elwar]

Interesting movie. I did not know that Canada was a US Corporation.

I hope the guy does not get Ed Browned...

 

[Romulus]

Interesting movie. I did not know that Canada was a US Corporation.

And they have to file with the SEC every year... interesting indeed.

 

[dannno]

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[Paul Fan]

Very inspiring movie. Obviously the courts will not recognize any of these theories, but it would be much better if more people adopted a philosophy of individual sovereignty, personal responsibility, and theft-free interaction with society.

 

[dannno]

Very inspiring movie. Obviously the courts will not recognize any of these theories, but it would be much better if more people adopted a philosophy of individual sovereignty, personal responsibility, and theft-free interaction with society.

Some courts recognized them, but he often had to spend hours talking to the judges.

 

[newbitech]

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[sharpsteve2003]

Great film