belgian prepper

[peterwjpeeters]

I'm a man of not that much words but a lot of deeds and I've been a long time wanting to homestead thats why i wanted to emmigrate to the US because tha's not possible where I live.
Then was it with the mother of my daughter but since nearly a year she left me for a other man though luck.
Now I want to start a new life where I can live the way I want like the founders actually intended it to be, living self reliant, btw I'm a what you could call a constitutionalist I know the US constitution, declaration of independence and Bill of rights nearly by heart and know that the US government all but abide by the constitution and this for decades.
I'm furthermore a retired Belgian army Special operations veteran and recieve a pension for this which I could recieve nearly over whole the world. In the 15 year I served I learned a lot of skills applicable on a homestead.
I hope this sounds interesting to you and love to hear a reply from you.

Best regards

 

[Psalm7]

Welcome to the site .

 

[WGregMiller]

Welcome to the group. There is a lot of great information here.

 

[DrHenley]

Howdy from Georgia (USA)!

I own a few Belgian made firearms. They are a bit banged up from many decades of hard use, but they are still like functional works of art!

 

[Proud Prepper]

Welcome from a top secret location only 143 people know about. We are happy to have you join us.

 

[Squirtgunsquirter]

Fascinating stuff. Welcome to the site. Where are you thinking of homesteading in the US?

 

[peterwjpeeters]

Fascinating stuff. Welcome to the site. Where are you thinking of homesteading in the US?

From the first time I was invited by a US army special forces team I trained with when they came here to do our commando and airborne schools to there homes in NC I've lost my heart there.
But when I tried to immigrate to the US 15 year ago on a business visa for which I needed to get 100G.
I got in trouble with the belgian taxes who taxed me each year more and more as a punishment because I was working ontop of my retirement to the point I got bancrupted 4 year ago. I wanted to immigrate to the US because I never felt at home here in europe, the people are nearly 100% indoctrinated sheep and when I met the first time Americans on excersises I immediatly got atracted to them plus when I came for the first time to the US I felt like I came home.
The biggest reason to be honest is to see if there are way to get in touch with single American women who believe in prepping, homesteading and self relient living because that's the only "legal" way I can immigrate to the US. You may ask why I put "legal" like this is that the current immigration requirment actually are un-constitutional because the constitution does'nt give the government any power over migration just naturalization article 1 section 8 clause 4. Plus also migration is a godgiven right because God created all humanity equal which means all humans have the same right given by him. But the US is the only country in the world which affirms these right on paper in the declaration of independence and bill of rights. The constitution is the job discription of government which it has to abide to but has'nt since the district of Columbia act of 1871 when the united States of American became the UNITED STATES CORPORATION tittle 28 USC 3002 15a.

 

[Dani]

Welcome to the group Peter. I know US men find women from other countries to bring over on k 1 visas. Think its 9 weeks to decide if they want to get married once they are in the US. I guess maybe a Google search you can find some kind of dating site? Women looking for Husbands? IDK Good Luck

 

[Squirtgunsquirter]

If you really believe immigration law is, well, illegal, you should just come over here. Fly to England, take a boat to Iceland, then to Newfoundland. You can rent a cabin on merchant ships that are carrying freight. For the right price I am sure you could avoid too many questions. Once in Newfoundland, take the Ferry to Canada proper, and slip across the border in Maine. It's a piece of cake, the northern border of the US is wide open. You would have to hike a few days, I'm sure that's not an obstacle to someone with your background.

It would be an adventure, that's for sure.

 

[jontte]

Welcome from Fin.

 

[Maverick]

Welcome from Washington State