On Sunday, July 26, 2026, at 5:26 PM, Matt Mahoney wrote:
> Under the rules for sortocracy, the US could close the borders to your new 
> country and nobody could leave or import anything. Are you prepared to grow 
> your own food and build your own transportation infrastructure, including 
> mining the iron to build it? I assume until then you would be plowing the 
> fields with stone tools, harvesting by hand, and storing food underground 
> with ice stocked from last winter. Do you have enough horses?

Whatever the new country was it could share the same land, would need an 
interface and translational layers, legal, monetary, medical, food and 
commodities. Not sure how many elements of a sortocracy would end up preserved 
or modified but there would be compromises. If someone were to end their US 
Federal citizenship they would be considered a state citizen only, so you loose 
federal benefits like social security, passport, etc. and the legal system 
changes. There’s another type of law for this and most judges are unaware. But 
many do it or leave since they have deep morals and can’t ignore how the 
federal has been so deeply captured intergenerationally. Small farmers 
understand the capture and some people go off grid or more partially off to 
varying degrees. There are people who are legal experts but I’m not saying it 
would be easy I’m saying it’s possible in some form. Federal has been captured 
due to the central bank debt based fiat monetary system monopoly to the point 
where everything is toxic, food, medical, technology, education, even recorded 
history has been modified to where most people are clueless and just submit 
their short lives and comply. Having an alternate and legitimate nationality is 
what's missing for state only citizens.

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