Re: [Liveaboard] (no subject)I am not considering givivng up my citizenship 
either. No Matter where we live. But then again, my kid gets a choice now 
doesn't she? As for being political... The question was and is not political, 
it is about citizenship (apolitical as you need a home port somewhere). And as 
for being directed at a single person... You is third person, not first or 
second... And can be plural as in youse (bad bad english, hides from my 2 
favorite (and sexy) english teachers wayyyy back in high school).

Noel


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-----Original Message-----
From: 'bella
Sent: Fri, 03 October 2008 10:26:56
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [Liveaboard] (no subject)

In the context of the original comments about moving overseas due to the 
current political clime towards boaters in this country..
its not too far out of the realm of liveaboard... 
 
Noel to answer your question....NO I would not... the advantages to me, as a 
human, are far to great in opposition to the cons of being an alen in this 
country... it will only get worse being a foriegn registered boater coming into 
US water.
To whit;  If you are a foriegn flagged vessel, this includes pleasure boaters, 
you now must _everytime_ you move your boat.  Notify Homeland Security.   I 
think it was on Salty Southeast I read, that a canadian couple moved thier boat 
from thier marina in Fort Lauderdale to a Boatyard for bottom painting and were 
either fined severely or severly yelled at becasue the local homeland stupidity 
office was not notifed well in advance.  Other places dont give a rat's ass 
what flag flys from your boat and when and were you moved as long as you are in 
this country legally... OTOH, there are places that as a boater, being a US 
citizen, you are not exactly welcome...
Since there are plenty of other places to go wthat like my passport and they 
like my $$$, then I can chose those and leave my $$ there..
Further, being a US flagged vessel with a US citizen on it.. offers me 
advantages if I need help in a foriegn country.. not all countries have a 
system you can walk into your own embassy and have them fly you for free home...
 
That, I think is not to much politics is it Phillip?  
 
I think that some people would rather eat bland lemon flavored jello than a 
little spice cake some days... Me? I like both... but politics, no matter how 
you like it, phillip will always be, as boaters, a part of our lives... 
politics in some 3rd world countries will drives us to or away... politics in 
our own land will drive us batty and make us hae to comply wiht some pretty 
crazy stuff...it might even make a few leave...   One will never completely get 
away with it.. it is everywhere, here, there, everywhere..
 
fair winds..

On Fri, Oct 3, 2008 at 6:41 AM, Philip & Marilyn  wrote:

You did not write a generic question. But if that is what you believe you have 
done, I suggest you start a put a descriptive subject on this thread and ask 
the group.  I do however think that political discussion of that nature it is 
way out of bounds for a liveaboard email list. 

Philip
At 08:23 PM 10/2/2008, you wrote:

 Generic Question
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-----Original Message-----
From: Philip & Marilyn
Sent: Thu, 02 October 2008 11:50:37
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [Liveaboard] (no subject)

I did not say or imply that I would.    
Philip
At 12:48 PM 10/2/2008, you wrote:

 why would you give up US citizenship?
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