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By David MacGregor

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Table of Contents

Introduction

PART 1

Step 1: Free Your Mind

How to Escape The Matrix...

The 8 Deadly Myths That Conspire to Enslave You

The External Authority MythThe State Education Myth

The Equality Myth

The Victimhood Myth

The Democracy Myth

The Nation State Myth

The Shortage of Money Myth

The Self Sacrifice Myth

Step 2: Free Your Imagination

The Wealth Revolution...

How to Discover The Secret of Money Creation

Step 3: Free Your Life

The Ultimate Wealth Plan...

How to Create Your Own World of Freedom & Wealth

PART 2

How to Build a Profitable International Business For Yourself

AppendixAdditional Practical Resources For The Freedom & Wealth Seeker

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INTRODUCTION

The Freedom Blueprintis just that - a comprehensivetwo-part planto achieve

personal and financial freedom. But its much morethan that. Its also a complete

mind and attitude revolution, to get you thinking and acting in a totally differentway.

I take the view that ideashave consequences, and that in order to achieve a specific

outcome (like personal and financial freedom), youfirstneed the appropriate

mindset. So much of what we experience in life is a direct result of the thinking (or

non-thinking) that went on before. But its not just thinking (which I take to be a

volitional act to apply ones mind to a particular issue), but habitualthinking - the

type of thinking which is automatic- which influences so much of our everyday

lives. So, as a result, Part 1of The Freedom Blueprintis written in 3 distinct parts:

Step 1: Free Your Mind - How to Escape The Matrix

Here I disclose the 8 deadly myths that conspire to enslave you - the 8 habitualways

of thinking that you need to challengeand reassess if you want to be truly free.

Step 2: Free Your Imagination - The Wealth Revolution

Here I disclose why there is an endless supply of money just waiting for you to tap

into - and the revolutionary tool that gives you access to it.

Step 3: Free Your Life - The Ultimate Wealth Plan

Here I disclose a step-by-step plan to propel you forward to your desired goal of

personal and financial freedom - to build your own world of freedom and wealth.

Part 2of this report reveals a unique international business you can plug into.

Much of what you read in this report may challenge your existingbeliefs, so I ask

that you proceed with an open mind, and leave your final judgment until the end. Thethree parts of this blueprint form an integratedwhole - so I suggest you read it from

beginning to end, rather than piecemeal. Certainly it is my wish that in reading this

report your eyes will be opened to newways of thinking, newways of plugging into

the limitless global economy, and newways to make the money you need to fulfill

your personal dreams.

Yours in freedom

David MacGregor

Please Note: All words in BLUEare hyperlinksto the internet.

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PART 1

STEP 1: Free Your MindHow To Escape The Matrix...

The 8 Deadly Myths That Conspire to Enslave You

Have you ever asked yourself the question:"Why are things the way they are?"Have

you ever got angry at the status quo - the stupidity, the injustice and the inertia? More

importantly, have you ever tried to take off your cultural spectacles and view the

world anew?

It's certainly hard to do, if not near impossible for most people. And there's a good

reason why. Our view of the world, and our relationship to it, is shaped by the world

as it is- not how it couldbe. It is shaped by our genes, our family environment, our

education, and the culture we grow up within - whatever nation or ethnicity. We are

the product of thegiven, the existent - the accepted norm. Our traditional thinking is

therefore a product of our past.

But imagine you were a visiting alien from another planet - looking at the behaviour

of humans and pondering on the meaning of it all. Your alienself would not be

hidebound by earthly history, traditions, morality, politics, economics or education -

but instead befreeto view things as they really are, and see where we've gone wrong,and where we could do better.

Trouble is, even imaginingourselves as alienis fraught with difficulties, because we

find it extraordinarily difficult to think outside the square we have been born into.

It's all evolution's fault.

Evolution is that slow process of adapting, biologically, to our surroundings. And

adapt we certainly do - over millennia! Evolution has always been measured in

millions of years - not in the span of a human lifetime.

And that worked okay for our ancestors, whose lives and environment hardly

changed one bit during their own, usually short, existence. For most of recorded

history people have been born, grown up, worked, lived, played and died in a

virtually unchangedworld - often without even leaving the geographical area they

were born in. But, unlike animals which have to adaptto their environment, humans

can changetheir environment through the use of their minds. And with the advent oftheRenaissance, the rise of science, and the consequent industrial revolution, man's

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mind and life was liberated to an extent hitherto unimaginable. New ideas. New

inventions. New ways of doing things. And all of a sudden, after a somnambulant

gestation period, it appeared that humankind was rising from the primordial swamp

to stake a claim to the earth, and its future - stepping into the driving seat, instead of

being a passive passenger.

Evolution was to be given a jolt.

Within a matter of just a couple of hundred years, the very nature of human society

had changed forever. What's more, thepaceof change picked up speed and drew

mankind into a vortex of societal upheaval. Now it is accepted we will see and

experience enormous changes during our own lives. We no longer expect to stay in

the same job, or even the same career. We no longer expect to be doing the same

thing in ten year's time, nor even living in the same place. We expect change.

When it comes to humans, evolution has given way to revolution.

Just to put this into context, cast your mind back to 1995. Can you remember what

you were doing then? Chances are you were notlogging on to the internet, buying

and selling via eBay, or booking your next holiday online. The changes the internet

has wrought in our lives, in that short time, have been enormous.

Back in 1995, I used to get the morning newspaper delivered daily. Now I read up on

the news online. Not only that, I can now read news and commentary from around

the world, and not from just the established news sources. Our access to information

has been revolutionised by the internet. Back then I used to buy CDs and play them

on my stereo. Now I can download music by the track and store and play them on my

diminutive iPod. Back then I used to work at a normal career. Now I work

exclusively on the internet.

The advent of the internet is just one example of how things can change over a veryshort time frame.

Technological progress is daunting. Whereas industrial and technological change

would previously take generations, now - as is apparent in China - we are witnessing

the phenomena of virtually instantindustrial and information revolutions combined.

You can see this working everywhere - from the increasing sophistication of your

home entertainment system, to the computer you bought two years ago - which is

now virtually obsolete.Morefor less. Fast replacing slow. Global replacing local.

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No one can seriously doubt the exponential growth and advancement in technology.

The problem is that while our technology is surging ahead, our social and moral

systems are still effectively inprehistory.

We're like children playing with adult toys. We know how to send email, download

music, create a video, browse a blog, buy and sell on eBay, and send text messages to

kingdom come - but we haven't figured out how to live fully humanlives and get on

with each otherpeacefullyin an ever-shrinking global village.

Our technology is from the world of science fiction, but our social order is from the

world of cave men. Our ethical, social and economic thinking is in a time warp. We

have the technical capacity to traverse space, but the moralityto nuke ourselves into

oblivion.

Why is this?

Our whole evolutionary history has been based on slow, incremental change - change

so slow that our earlier ancestors never had to deal with any real change at all. And

their social and ethical norms and forms were designed to work in that reality.

But the world has been transformed. Each of us now faces change as a constant.

Change is everywhere. Change is the order of the day. And unless we can come up

with some newways of thinking and acting in response to this, then our inability to

change the fundamentals of our means of social organisation could bring about our

own eventual downfall.

This point in time has sometimes been called the "nuclear threshold". The nuclear

threshold is that moment in history when our intellectual prowess meets our moral

capacity to use it wisely. We are smart enough to develop nuclear technology, but do

we have the ethical and social frameworks to stop it from destroying us?

The 20th Century saw huge social upheavals - and the deaths of millions of people in

the pursuit of various utopiansocial experiments. The most disastrous of these were

Fascismand Communism- both totalitarianideologies. The outward forms of these

dangerous ideas were defeated: fascism by force of arms, in World War II, and

Communism by the contradictions inherent in the economic ideas themselves, as

witnessed by the demise of the Soviet Union.

There are only a couple of communist countries left - Cuba, which apparently existson the the pure charisma of its leader, and North Korea, which is in the grip of

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permanent famine and paranoia. China, while calling itself communist, is in fact not

that at all. It is just an authoritarianregime, a ghost of its former communist self.

Yes, the outward forms of these ideologies have largely disappeared, but the thinking

that brought them into existence in the first place certainly has not. Thephilosophical

themes of fascism and communism are alive and well on planet earth - and are woven

into the very social order we now inhabit.

Prior to the rise of thesecularwest, Christianity was the pre-eminent philosophy -

and the source of political power. And we have largely forgotten what a dark time in

history that was. But it wasn't called theDark Agesfor nothing! With the rise of

science and consequent technology, thepoliticalpower of the Church declined - and

has been doing so ever since. But today, we are witnessing a return of the religiously

inspired political order - in the form of Islam.

Islam is a religion of literalbelief and rules-following. It is a complete code of

conduct to be followed without question. The key word here is obedience. But this is

not much different from thefundamentalistforms of the other major monotheistic

religio - Christianity and Judaeism.

The forces of social stagnation, of non-evolution, are mustering and regrouping for a

counter attack. The ideologies of totalitarian philosophy, statism and religious

fundamentalism are intent on stopping humankind from moving forward. There is

much at stake - the very future of the human race in fact - and the reactionary social

forces know this, and intend to do all they can to stop humankind from taking the

next revolutionary step.

What are their tools of trade? What is their modus operandi? What is their agenda?

The last question is easy to answer. Their agenda is control. Control over society.

Control over all forms of social organisation and progress. Control over you. Theyhave only one known enemy - the individualthinking person. The person who thinks

outside the square, has independent means, and refuses to simply accept what he or

she is told. And the only way for them to defeat this enemy is to take pre-emptive

control of the leversof power - the power to influence an individual's mind. before it

matures. What, exactly, are those power levers, their tools of trade?

They are ideas. Yes, each lever of power is an idea - an idea that is inculcated into

each individual from birth, via family, religion, society and nation. When all theseideas are combined, they form a cultural matrixof force, fraud and fallacy - a near-

perfect, total means of individual and societal control.

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So, what exactly are these power-lever ideas? What sort of ideas can be so powerful

as to render the believer an effective automaton- a willing participant in the slave-

order society?

These ideas are in fact Eight Deadly Mythsthat support the current system of power

and control. They act together in order to prevent the emergence of true individual

freedom. They are myths precisely because each one fails to deliver on the promise

implicitin its declared purpose - to make life better.

1. The External Authority Myth

There is no valid, absolute externalauthority over your life - whether family, friends,

church, society, nation, or cosmic Big Brother. Each individual human is a sovereignbeing, an autonomousself-owner - and no one has the right to one moment of your

life - or toforceyou to do anything against your will. And yet, this is precisely the

nature of most social systems and societies throughout history - an attempt to set up

such external authorities as a means of control.

Like most myths, it can be explained by looking at history, and understanding how

our past has shaped our present. And so it is with the concept of external authority,

which is ingrained into us as children - in relation to ourparents- and as we grow up

into the big wide world. But perhaps the main perpetrator of this external authority

idea is organisedreligion.

We first learn of a God or gods via organised religion. If you were brought up in a

western country, chances are you were brought up to believe in the ChristianGod. If

you were brought up in India, you would have been taught to believe in theHindu

Gods. And if you were brought up in the Middle East, you would have been brought

up to believe in theMuslimGod or the Jewish God. And there are plenty of other

gods that humans can also choose to believe in. Just take your pick.

The task of teaching you about God falls on organisedreligion. Religion is the

hierarchical structure that preserves the stories and moral imperatives of each

particular god. If you are a Jew, then Moses became the link between God and man,

when he brought down the stone tablets from Mount Sinai. If you are a Christian,

then Jesus Christ is that link. But the essential point is that the story is the official

property of each respective religion - the ultimate guardian of the faith.

In Christianity, prior to the Reformation, the only way to approach God was via the

intermediaryfunction of the priesthood. Martin Luther challenged this and gave birth

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to Protestantism - which allowed believers supposedly direct access to God, via God's

Word - the Bible. Of course this access had to be moderated by teachers and pastors -

those who had the knowledge to interpretGod's Word. Interpreting it yourself was

(and still is) considered far too dangerous!

The Protestant Reformation was essentially a response to a technological

advancement - theprintingpress. Before the advent of the printing press the very few

books that existed were hand written and copied - as was the Bible. This limitation

meant the Bible was not readily available to ordinary folk. The printing press

changed that - and changed the form of Christianity as a consequence.

But what if you'd never seen the Bible, or the Koran, or any of the other religious

writings? Just imagine if you were brought up in a family that had no belief in a god.

What would you believe in? Would it matter? Well, there is a good chance that youwould believe in nothingsupernaturalat all. Then again you may, as an adult, come

into contact with others who do believe in a god, and decide to investigate. In this

way an adult can convertto a religious belief that was not previously held. But belief

by societal osmosisis much more powerful and persistent.

The essential point is that without religion, there would be no organised systems of

spiritual belief in any sort of god. That wouldn't stop people believing in stuff of

course! People are creative in every sort of way - including the beliefs they hold. You

could believe in your ancestors, or in fairies, demons, animals, aliens, or any number

of possible god-substitutes - including kings, presidents and prime ministers!

But all of this misses the point. When you seek such a god, you are seeking

something outthere. You are placing your centre of spiritual gravity outsideyourself

- and exposing yourself to the influence of others. And this is the key, the willingness

to abdicateyour own moral authority and thinking processes, in favour of ready-

made solutions and guidance from others.

Some people believe in an intenselypersonalgod. This type of belief is likely to have

the greatest impact on one's life - but also threatens to undermine the idea of one god

for all. But there are believers who posit a remotegod. They are usually called deists.

To these believers, their god is not actually involved in human affairs at all - but

stands aloof, simply watching from afar. In this belief system God does not intervene

in human affairs, but is just like aspectator- possibly cheering, or booing, from the

sidelines.

In many ways, the deist's position is much closer to reality. For if God is remote and

not involved in the daily grind of human life, then life is something quite separate -

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something that actually goes on withoutthe influence of a god at all. In the deist's

world view we are, for all practical purposes, alone. And so we are, each one of us,

alone in this universe. The whole fabric of organised religion is an attempt to cover

up this unsettling fact - to suggest there is some supreme authority over our lives,

other than ourselves.

The truth is, God is not outthere at all. God is very much within. And we have this on

good authority - as Jesus Christsaid so himself. In fact, it's possible to render the

historical story of Jesus in exactly these terms. Here was a man who challenged all

earthly authority - and in particular the authority of the existingreligious order. He

held himself above such things, and acted as if he was a god, capable of judging and

evaluating all things in the light of his own moralunderstanding. It was this

godlikenessthat brought the wrath of the priestly class against him.

The story of Jesus shows he was a truly autonomousindividual. He taught that God

was notto be found with the priestly class, or inside the temple, but was withina

man's own being. And that is a very revolutionaryidea indeed!

The external authority myth hides a very important fact from you. You are, in

essence, your own god, your own moral compass. And when you wake up to that

fact, you will find your whole view of life, and the world around you, changes.

2. The State Education Myth

Education is the process of learning. If you've ever enjoyed learning, then you will

have discovered the nature of trueeducation - which is learning about that which you

have apassionto know about. Education should not be a chore or a bore, but a

delight. And if you've ever voluntarily taken a course in any subject you are

fascinated with - then you know this truth for yourself. Education is about expanding

one's mind and horizons. It's about discovering the world as it really is. It's aboutlearning how to use your mind to achieve your desired objectives. Education is also

about creating asense of life- a comprehensive world view.

From a societal point of view, education is also about inculcating the valuesand

traditionsof society - as a means of preserving the existing social order. This

function of education is paramount for many people - as it is a way of controlling the

future. And because of that, education has always been the preserve of the existing

power elite. First the church, and more recently the state.

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The answer is simple - the inertia and ineffectiveness of state bureaucracy makes

responding to such an issue almost impossible.

At its core, stateeducation is a complete travestyof the idea of education, and is

largely a means of social engineering and propaganda. The desired end product is a

pliant population, one that doesn't think too much, doesn't ask too many questions,

and in particular, doesn't question authority. It's an education forslaves.

The only alternative is for parents to be given the freedom to choose the means of

educating their own children - in any form whatsoever, and without interference and

regulation by the state. In other words, a total free market in education.

3. The Equality Myth

Nobody is equal. The only equality is that everyone has an equal right to their own

life, and a right to pursue their own goals. The constant political attempts to create

equality are forever doomed to failure. You know it, and I know it. You only have to

look around you, talk to people, travel the world, and you will soon discover the huge

differences between individuals. Whether in the areas of skills, intelligence, talent,

emotional stability, intellectual sharpness, physical fitness, lifestyle habits,

endurance, honesty or any other number of distinguishingcharacteristics displayed

by humans. The blunt fact is that people are decidedly different - unequal.

Humans are equal in onething only - the right to their own life. In other words, the

only equality that can be rightfully defined and defended is the equality of action-

the ability of people to freely actin their own interest, to achieve their own

objectives, without impinging on the equally important interests of others.

In the same way that individuals are not equal - nor are cultures, societies or nations.

The idea that we are all the same is simply wrongheaded - and can only lead to

absurd social policies. And so it has.

Just take one example. The demand for "equal rights" produces some very bizarre

attitudes and outcomes. And these demands are commonly accepted as legitimate.

You have people demanding the right to a job, the right to an education, the right to

health care. These demands are based on the assumption we are all equal, and

therefore entitled to whatever we perceive others may have (a job, education or health

care etc.).

But there can be no right which imposes a unchosen obligationon another. I cannot

claim the right to a job, without demanding that someone, who has worked hard to

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create their own opportunity, be forced to employme. I cannot claim the right to an

education without demanding that someone else devotes their time to educatingme.

And I cannot claim a right to health care without demanding that some doctor or

nurse give up their time to attendto me.

In every case, these demands for equality are exposed as demands on the life of

someone else. One person's right cannot result in another person's enslavement.

A legitimate right cannot negate someone else's rights. And that's exactly what

happens when bogus equality and entitlement become ascendant in society.

There is just oneright - the right to your own life, and the right to be able to take

actiontosustainyour own life in the manner you determine. The push for equality

has created a monster - a behemoth of a state, intent on righting all the wrongs of

nature - and doing so usingforceof arms to take from some and give to others.

Freedom means being able to retain just that one right - the right to your own life and

the consequent right to actin your own interests.

4. The Victimhood Myth

Freedom is a two-edged sword. If you want to be free, you also have take full

responsibilityfor your own life.

Modern society, with itssocialistfoundations, is making a virtue out of being a

victim. In other words, someone whose life has been inextricably altered (for the

worse) by someone, or something else. Someone who is not in control of his or her

own life.

You see it everywhere. Some careless person buys a cup of coffee, then spills it and

scolds themselves. Nothing that unusual, except in this case the person feelsaggrieved and sues the coffee shop. What's worse, is the totally over-the-top

settlements that juries often award in such cases.

Here, something as simple as an individual taking responsibility for his own actions

is inverted into a case of someone being victimised by a coffee seller! The same

victimhood mentality extends far into the social order. People without jobs claim to

be victims of government or corporate policy. People without good health claim to be

victims of some conspiratorial industrial coverup. People on low wages claim to bevictims of cut-throat capitalism and rich people - and all demand compensation in the

form of otherpeople's money.

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Of course, there are legitimate cases of being wronged, of being a victim - and in a

property protecting society this would be covered by the ability to claim damages

from the perpetrator - where it is demonstrably their fault. But the victim mentality

hardly recognises that fault can ever lie with one's self. The victim mentality is

actually a revoltagainst personal responsibility - and therefore a revolt against

freedom itself.

One of the core ideas of socialism, as an ideology, is this very victimhood mentality.

It looks for causes beyond the individual concerned. Thus, today's blacks in Africa

are victims of previous colonialism - even though they were born after the fact.

Today's poor are victims of grasping capitalist selfishness, because those with money

don't want to share their hard-earned wealth (at the point of a gun) with others.

Women are victims of a male-dominated society. Murderers are victims of bad

childhoods. And child molesters are victims of child molestation themselves whenyoung.

I'm not saying you can't be at the blunt end of someone else's stick, but what I am

saying is that a belief in victimhood undermines your capacity, as an individual, to

overcomeadversity. If you see yourself as a victim, then you are helpless against the

tide of life. If you see yourself as a victim then you are at the mercy of those

powerful others- those who for some reason are notvictims, but manage to victimise

you.

This applies to even when you are a genuine victim - like being raped on your way

home from an evening out, minding your business. True, in a cut and dried case like

this, when a person is the victim of someone else's brutality - the perpetrator should

be forced to make restitution. However, even in such a situation, it does not benefit

the victim to dwell on her victimhood. It is much better to rise above the event and

move on with life, than to allow it to consume one's sense of worth and being.

Victimhood is a road toservitude- both to your own emotions and to the emotionalgame-playing and power plays of others. It's an admission that you are not in control

of your own life. A society that elevates victimhood to some sort of cult status is

doomed.

Freedom means self responsibility. It means you are responsible for your life and

what you make of it. The truth is you can become whatever you want to be, overcome

whatever you choose, and nothing in yourpastshould be used as an excuse for your

failure to achieve what you want in thefuture.

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Victimhood is the negationof your personal power. It is a false mindset that saps

your inner strength and strengthens those others, who supposedly victimise you. By

asserting your responsibility for everything in your life, you also free yourself to be

able to determine the course of your own future.

5. The Democracy Myth

Democracy is held up as the beaconof the free world - its badge of honour. Our

politicians are more inclined to talk about the virtues of a democratic society, rather

than a freeone. It's the new religionof the secular state. Democracy is not a means to

any particular end, but an end in itself. But just what is democracy? It's the idea that

the majorityis right. It's the idea that morality can be decided by the counting of

heads. It's the idea that one man's vote is as good as another's.

Historically, democracy is seen as a natural progression from Theocracy or

Monarchy. Apart from the early democracy of Greece, human experience has largely

be shaped by the rule of Church or King. So, shifting the balance of power to the

ordinary person in the street was seen as a move in the right direction.

At first, only male property owners were granted a vote. This was on the assumption

they had proven their social responsibility, and had the best interests of society at

heart. Later the franchise was extended to all men. And even later, to women also.

Now we have the strange situation of a system for electing a government, which will

give anyone 18 years or over the right to vote - while in many cases not allowing the

same person to drink at the local pub! If someone can't be trusted to drink alcohol

sensibly, why should they be more sensible when voting? The very idea that people

are equally capable of voting sensibly is absurdity of the first order!

Democracy is about creating an illusionof people power. Under the banner of

democracy we are encouraged to think we actually have some sort of say in therunning of things. Governments will even extend this illusion by holding consultative

meetings, to give people a chance to air their opinions on whatever is of concern at

the moment.

We are exhorted to vote. We are told it is our duty. "If you don't vote, you can't

complain"goes the slogan. When the truth is actually the opposite. Voting is a

necessary subterfuge, to create an illusion of legitimacy to what the government gets

up to. And what do they get up to? Well, they steal your money via taxation; controlyour business via regulation; proscribe your actionson your own property; tell you

what you canand cannotput into your own body; give your money to others at home

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and abroad - without any consideration as to whether you approve or not; wage wars

and send your sons and daughters off to be killed - for purposes hidden from your

view. The depressing list goes on.

The important point is that democracy is used as a front for shoddy, dubious, and

downright immoral public policy. If you don't like it, you're told to exercise your

rights by voting for someone you do approve of - at the next election. Meanwhile, it's

business as usual. Trouble is, in this rigged game, no matter who you vote for, you

get more of the same. Arthur or Martha - your choice!

The myth of democracy is that it is claimed you are free to control your own future,

via the democratic process. When, even a moment's consideration shows this to be an

complete and utter lie. You are not free. Your freedom is at the behest of the majority.

In this topsy-turvy world, the majority is somehow right. If they vote to trample onyour property rights - who areyouto complain?

The whole political process is a gigantic fraud. And democracy is just a system for

fooling people into thinking they have some say in the running of their own lives.

Nothing could be further from the truth - for democracy is just another word for the

tyrannyof the majority. Voting is a waste of time - and only perpetrates and

legitimises the problem.

There is only one moral alternative, and that's the full implementation of property

rights - where your life and property are sacrosanct (as is everyone else's), and all

social interaction has to take account of this fact. Under such a social organisation,

there would be no need for voting at all. What would you vote on? Maybe TVs Big

Brother would be sufficient!

A society based on property rights law would function by contract, not voting. You,

as an individual would have full rights to your life, and the results of your productive

efforts. That principle alone lays thefoundationfor a freesociety.

Democracy is but asmokescreenon the road to freedom.

6. The Nation State Myth

The nation state is nothing more than cover for a sophisticated protection racket- a

cleverly conceived illusionwhich imposes its world view on all of us, and demandswe pay tribute. Learning how such states actually got started uncovers their criminal

origins.

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Imagine a small village, a few hundred years ago. The people are peace-loving and

diligent. They work hard. They plant their crops and till the ground. And their reward

is that at each harvest, the ground gives up its bounty and feeds them. Imagine

another group of individuals. These people are too lazyto do their own work, and

realise that for very little effort they can simply ride into that village and stealthe

product of its collective effort - its harvest crop.

Such an event would be a catastrophe. And it was. However, these marauding gangs

of thugs and thieves were not only immoral, but smart. It didn't take them long to

realise that instead of riding around the country looking for villages to plunder, they

could simply stay put in one village - and offer them protection from other

marauders. For a price of course - the cost of their own luxurious upkeep.

In this way, villages grew into towns, towns into cities, and cities into kingdoms -while the governing class evolved from their marauding gang roots to a ruling elite.

This could even turn into a hereditary "monarchy", where a chief passed on the

leadership to his heirs.

Over the centuries this form of social order developed into competing villages, tribes

and even cities - each the mini-fiefdom of some head honcho. Those with ambition

saw the opportunity to amass more power and wealth by attacking and subduing

other villages and towns. Gradually greater areas came under monopolistic control.

Boundaries became drawn. And so the nation state was born - but largely afiction

bought about by people's fears, and sustained by the power of violence.

By definition, the state is that entity which has a monopoly on the use of legal

violence, within a specific geographical area. A state is not like a business. A

business cannot useforceto find customers - although it will often cosy up in bed

with the state in order to be granted some monopolystatus of its own. However, left

to its own devices, a business can only rely on voluntaryagreement and mutual

satisfaction as the basis for its existence. If people do not like a particular product orservice, then a business cannot hold a gun to the head of the recalcitrant customer.

Not so the state!

The amount of control exerted by a particular state depends on many factors - not

least the driving ideology of the ruling class. In Communist states, the control was

complete and total. You couldn't even own your own property - let alone a business.

All business was run by the state. In Fascist states, they'd let you own property,including a business, but would retain the right to controlboth.

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In our modern, democratic, welfare states, you're allowed just enough freedom to be

productive. Just enough control over your property so as not to provoke open revolt.

And just enough of your own money to stop you from rioting in the streets. It's a fine

balancing act. The modern nation state is a top down hierarchicalorganisation that

has proven to be incompetent at even those things that most people deem to be the

responsibility of the state. Things like education, health care, roads, public services,

policing, courts and national defence.

No one bothers to ask the question, "If we can't trust the state to grow our food and

run our supermarkets, why should we trust them with educating our children or

keeping our communities safe?"

And this is the lesson of history. States are incompetent and inefficient, yet we rarely

sit up and take notice. We calmly hand over up to half our income in return for acompletely shoddy service - a service we would never tolerate from our local

supermarket or McDonalds. This is how well we have been indoctrinatedto the idea

of the state as lord and master - and benefactor.

While the state poses as the keeper of order, no one points out they are in fact the

perpetrators of disorder. While the state poses as champion of the poor, no one points

out that the poor are likely so, precisely because of the state's economic policies.

While the state puffs its chest while declaring it is keeping us safe and secure, no one

notices that they are the instigators of war and rampant insecurity.

Just ask yourself, if it were not for the existence of states, would the millions killed

last century have remained alive? If it were not for states, would we now be told we

are in constant danger from terrorists? The state, far from being a protector, is

actually an aggressor- on a massive scale. It's just that is has brainwashed the entire

human race into thinking there is no alternative.

The nation state, while having some evolutionary function, is now an outmoded anddangerous idea. It is the source of all war and economic deprivation. It's a prison

camp that claims ownership over you - simply because you were born in a certain

place. The nation state is also the source of the poisonous ideology of nationalism

which when linked with religion, is a potent force for evil. Witness again all the wars

of the 20th Century.

Fortunately, the nation state as a means of social organisation is in terminaldecline -

and much of the troubles in this present world are the result of a rear guard action bysuch states, as they fight to maintain their grip on power.

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The fact is, top down hierarchical control systems are proving incapable of dealing

with an increasingly complexworld. This can be seen in many, if not all, functions of

government. None more so than the war on terror, where existing states are trying to

fight an oldstyle war - using military equipment and strategies designed for a bygone

era - against an enemy who is fighting an asymmetricalwar, adapting and changing

day by day.

The military might of the most powerful nation on earth has been shown to be

ineffective against this new type of warfare. And in so doing, is proving its incapacity

to defend us - the clients of such a state. Being able to defend its citizens is one the

the prime reasons given for needing a state in the first place - so if it is seen to failat

that, then one can only guess at the consequences.

Any future organisational model for free and prosperous societies will be more like adynamic businessthan politics. Certainly it will not be an hierarchical authority

structure, and most likely will have severely cut down powers from the states we

know now. Its operational principles will have to be voluntary co-operation and

contractual agreements.

There are many precedents for non-coercive order. Just consider the internet itself, a

virtual anarchy(absence of government), and yet things get done, businesses thrive,

and self-organising mechanisms are developed.

Another precedent for non-coercive order is the way apartment complexes are run -

by a communal body called a body corporate. To buy or rent in one of these

complexes, you have to agree to the body corporate rules. But the essential point is

you have to agree voluntarily. And if you don't like it, you can leave. Not so the state.

The state offers no 'opt-out' mechanism, no right ofsecession.

The myth of the nation state is dangerous precisely because it blinds us to other

possible ways of organising ourselves. It is an arbitrary, artificial arrangement. Itassumes that without the firm monopolistic hand of authorityover a specific territory,

we would all descend into chaos - an so uses fearto maintain its grip on power.

As to the alternatives, there are many possible scenarios - the most likely of which

are the rise of contractual city states or micro nations - with freedom of movement

and open markets in all the areas currently reserved for the existing monopolised

nation states. But whatever evolves will be precisely that - an evolution, not a top

down imposed solution. Humans have enormous natural capacities to organisethemselves for mutual benefit. The nation state model of such organisation is an idea

whose time has passed.

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7. The Shortage of Money Myth

You've no doubt heard the slogan - the rich get richer, while the poor get poorer. And

you've probably heard it said that someone can only become rich at the expense of

someone else becoming poor. And to be sure, that is why being rich is usually treated

with suspicion - as if being rich is an admission of having ripped off someone else.

This idea is also contained in the one sized economic pie theory, which suggests there

is only so much wealth in the world, and if someone takes 50% of it, then there is

only 50% left.

The essence of socialist economic theory is just that - the belief instaticwealth. But

nothing could be further from the truth. Wealth, far from being static, is truly

dynamic, and capable of increasing indefinitely. The short-sighted view of wealth

completely misunderstands how wealth is actually created - and is not something pre-existent.

Consider the following: Silicon is derived from sand, of which there is copious

quantities around the world. You could say that sand, as a raw commodity, has little

real value - except for sunning oneself at the beach. However, when a human mind

created the idea of a microchip, and created that technology out of sand, then

suddenly something which was notwealth before, became newwealth.

Another example is oil. This nasty black stuff has been around for ages, and it

certainly wasn't worth $50, $60 or $70 a barrel (or whatever it is now) back then.

Why not? Because oil had no value until some human mind developed a usefor oil.

At that point oil became a form of wealth - precisely because it was brought into

being by creative human action.

It's the same with all wealth. And in the same way, things we take for granted now as

virtually worthless, could some day be deemed valuable - if someone works out a

way to turn that raw material into something of value.

The true picture of wealth is that it is an ever-expanding pie, and therefore it is

possible for everyoneto benefit from it, with no losers at all. Money is a reflection of

wealth, a tool to enable such wealth to be exchanged - a means of facilitating the

division of labour. How do you get money? You get it by creating some form of

value, something which someone else is prepared to pay for. The evidence for this is

all around us, but because it's so common, we fail to see the wood for the trees.

If I have a particular skill or knowledge, say creating delicious food, then I can find a

ready market for my knowledge and skill - because other people value good food and

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The truth is almost stranger than fiction. We are the creatorsof money, by the use of

our creative mindsand consequent actions to bring our ideas to fruition. As Ayn

Rand said in her famous novelAtlas Shrugged- "Wealth is the product of man's

capacity to think."

We are not limited in our thinking. Nor are we limited in the amount of wealth we

can create. Money is but a reflection of that fact. But there is one limiting factor on

our creativity in this regard - and that's the impact of the state on the very money

system itself. No discussion of money is complete without mentioning the role the

state plays as controller and manipulator of the money system.

The shortage of money myth is bolstered by the existence of its corollary - the myth

that the state must issue and control money - whether directly or by proxy, via

monopoly status granted to other entities. And by the use offiatmoney - moneywhich is arbitrarily given value by the state, enabling it to loot the emerging wealth of

potentially free people via the stealth tax known as inflation. Money is indeed a tool

of freedom, and getting the state out of the money business is an essential

prerequisite to allowing it to fulfill its purpose.

8. The Self Sacrifice Myth

There is one myth which underpins all the others - asuper-mythif you will. It is the

idea that the highest moral action involves selfsacrifice. This idea is preached by all

externalauthorities - whether family, society, church or state. For some reason, we

have elevated the idea of self sacrifice to the embodiment of what is considered the

good.

To ensure no misunderstanding, let me defineself sacrifice before going any further.

Self sacrifice is when you give up something ofgreatervalue (to you) for something

of lesservalue. For example, if I asked that you give me a $100 note in return for a$10 one, then in giving it to me you would be sacrificing your own self interest. You

would be accepting something less in return for something more. On the other hand,

if I was your best friend, and that money was meant to keep me from going hungry,

then such a transaction would not be a self sacrifice to you - unless you valued your

$100 more than you valued your best friend!

As you can see, self sacrifice is not to be confused with benevolence, which is a

voluntary act of good will - and which is something most people actually enjoy

doing.

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It's possible to see where this moral idea may have come from - in the evolutionary

need to grant higher importance to the preservation of thespecies ortribe, rather than

one individual life. So, at its root the idea of self sacrifice is one of the collective

versus the individual.

Here is not the place to get into examples of what is and what is not self sacrifice,

suffice to say that you being asked to give up an evening at the cinema, in favour of

visiting your best friend in hospital - is notself sacrifice, unless you actually value

the movie more than your best friend!

Self sacrifice is the morality of altruism- the belief that your life is inherently of less

value than someone else's, and that you have a moral dutyto satisfy such a person's

needs above your own. This sense of moral duty is played to high heaven by

organised religion, the media and the state. Certainly, the state has no qualms aboutinvoking this sacred mantra - and does so frequently.

Just take one example. Most wars of the last couple of hundred years have been

fought by conscripting unwilling young men to fight. This form of compulsory

servitude is justified on the grounds that the individual must be prepared to sacrifice

his life for the greater good - in this case, the security of the nation state. In both

World War I and II, the whole public psyche was whipped up to a frenzy in order to

ensure compliance with this idea. So much so, that it took a brave lad indeed to

become a conscientious objector, not to mention his willingness to spend time in jail.

There is one question that is never asked, however, when people are being told to

make sacrifices in this way - to sacrifice their own interests or life, for the benefit of

others. And that is this: who collects the sacrifices?If someone is sacrificing

something, then someone else isgainingthat which has been sacrificed. And if

altruism is the moral high ground, what morality is the receiverof sacrifices

operating under?

Applying this question in such situations, where one is being asked to commit an act

of self sacrifice, provides an illustrative example of why the powers-that-be have a

great interest in perpetrating this particular morality. Just ask yourself this one

question. Why is your life inherently worth lessthan someone else's? Why should

you consider it good to sacrifice your life in favour of another's? More importantly,

why should you consider your life to be worth less than thegroupof lives - the

collective?

But there is an even more damning indictment of this whole false morality - and that

is people simply don't go along with it! They may be cajoled, bullied, and even

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forced - but the number of people who will voluntarily walk to their own slaughter is

surprisingly small. In other words, in the real world this pseudo morality gets a short

shrift. However, thepowerof this morality cannot be underestimated, because even

while people are constantly acting in their own interests (selfishly), the organs of

external authority have one further weapon. Guilt.

Even though they, the non-sacrificers, cannot actually get people to voluntarily

sacrifice their lives in favour of more worthwhile goals -forcingsuch people to do so

is not their only option. Guilt can be even more effective in the hands of the would-be

power-seeker. If you can create a sense of guilt in someone, you can manipulatehim.

If you can create a sense of guilt in a whole society, you can manipulate it. Of course,

the power of guilt is well known, and has been applied by church, king and state

down through the ages.

To free yourself from the idea that you are simply a sacrificial animal, for the benefit

of higher causes, or better people, you need to realise that your life is your own

highest value - the supreme value, as far as youare concerned. And you need to

shrug off the guilt that the sacrifice-demanders are constantly trying to lay on your

shoulders.

Bad Ideas Have Bad Consequences

These eight myths, as explained, all representfallaciousideas, ideas that have

wrought negative consequences - and in many cases been responsible for the

destruction of millions of human lives, not to mention billions of destroyed or

unrealised wealth. They are perpetrated by the society's organs of external authority,

which seek to maintain and enforce the existing social order - an order where theyare

the prime beneficiaries.

Think of these myths as similar to drugs- which alter your state of awareness, yourconcept of reality, and which are highly addictive. Just like drugs, you can get

hooked, and not even know you have a problem. The more myths you accept and

believe, the more you are bound by the cultural matrix. Conversely, the more myths

you can offload and reject, the more you are capable of setting yourself free.

To the extent you can pry yourself away from each or anyof these myths, you can

free yourself to thinkfor yourself. And if you can exorcise all these myths from your

mind, you are well on the way to becoming an autonomous person - a truesovereignindividual.

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Ridding oneself of one or more of these myths is no easy task however, as it requires

a willingness to evaluate the source of one's own ideas, and to do so with an objective

and enquiring mind. It then requires a willingness to abandonthose ideas which are

patently false, and which do more harm than good. And ultimately, these bad ideas

need to be replaced by goodideas - new ideas which can create the fertile ground for

freedom, prosperity and happiness on this earth.

The big question is - where to start? You certainly cannot change this from withinthe

organisations that disseminate these myths. You cannot change the society, the

church, the state, or the world. You cannot infiltratethem in the hope of creating the

required change. You cannot vote in the change via thepoliticalprocess. You can

only change yourself. And this is good news, because - unlike the other options - this

is actually doable in your own lifetime!

Changing yourself, your thinking and your circumstances, is not nearly as hard as

trying to change the whole world. And it's just as well, as a changed world requires

changed individualsfirst- so it's a matter of getting the order right. This strategy is

called directaction - where you apply your energies to bringing about the desired

changes in your ownlife. This is in contrast to indirectaction - where you direct your

efforts at changing institutions.

To make this distinction perfectly clear - consider this example. Say you are unhappy

with the education your child is receiving, and you decide to do something about it.

You could focus on your child and take directaction to remove him or her from the

offendingeducational facility, and place them in a more beneficial one (or even

educate them yourself). Or you could take indirectaction and petition your local

congressman or member of parliament - hoping to change the overall educational

policy. But the fundamental question you need to ask is this:Which strategy is likely

to impact on your child the most? The answer should be obvious.

The same answer applies to you. You can achieve whatever you want in this life - ifyou act directlyin your own interest.

Freeing your mind of unnecessary, and even worse, harmfulideas is an essential first

step down the freedom road, and understanding the opportunityawaiting you is the

next step - which is what I discuss in Step 2of this report:Free Your Imagination.

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STEP 2: Free Your ImaginationThe Wealth Revolution...

How to Discover The Secret of Money Creation

I clearly remember the eurekamoment - when I realised I had withinme the power to

createmoney out of thin air. It was after I had launched my very first successful

business - which followed a previous "lifetime" of being a professional drummer. At

that moment in time I discovered I no longer needed ajob. I no longer needed a boss.

I no longer needed someone elseto hire and pay me.

I can tell you, that was a most powerful awareness, one I have never forgotten. The

high it created was amazing and I was surprised Id never discovered it earlier. But

there it was, staring me in the face, the fact I had created a substantial monthlyincome from within my own mind and acting via my own will. At that moment I

understood what all wealth-creators know - that money is not afiniteresource, with

only so much to go around, but that theres an unlimitedsupply just waiting to be

tapped - if you know how.

The mind-trap of the average employeeis in believing money is created by others-

and that if youre lucky, they may do you thefavourof offering you ajob. All that

changed when I discovered the secret - that the amount of money available isunlimitedand that wealth is a product of the mind.

All you have to do to create it, is apply your mind to the provision of products or

services which other people will valuesufficiently enough to pay you handsomely

for. The exact howof doing that (and the shortcuts available to you) is discussed in

Step 3of this report. But before we go there I need to discuss the technological

breakthrough that makes it possible for anyone, anywhere, to tap into this unlimited

money pie.

If you lived in a small village a hundred years ago, the opportunities for making

money would be strictly limited. Perhaps you could become a baker, a greengrocer, or

choose a profession like teacher, doctor or lawyer. Whatever you chose to do would

be constrained by the hard fact that your village only consisted of so many people -

the people you would need to become your customers. Obviously, sticking to tried

and true goods and services would be best - food, clothing, medicines etc. If you were

an artist or musician you would likely have to keep your talent to yourself - as a

hobby. If you were an inventor you would likely find it very difficult to find anyonewilling to try your new contraption. In fact, if you had aspirationsanywhere out of

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the ordinary, you could probably kiss your dreams goodbye - and simply get on with

the job of making a living.

Fast-forward to the internetage, which only started back in 1996 for most of us, and

you are staring a full-blown revolutionin the face. I well remember my first

exposure to this new communication medium. There I was, sitting in front of my Mac

and logging on to some horrendously slow online service for the first time. I was in

awe. I suddenly realised that this new tool allowed me to potentially communicate

with anyone, anywhere. But more importantly, it also offered me the opportunity to

make the whole worldmy marketplace. Wow!

And that is what has happened. In just 10 years the internet has become as

indispensable as cellphones. You just haveto have an email address. You very likely

either have a website, FaceBook page or blog - or something similar. And you likelyalready do a lot of stuff online. I know I do. I book my airline tickets. I book hotels. I

buy vitamins. I pay bills. I buy music. I order books. I do my banking. I use Skypeto

call my friends. And email is the lifeblood of my communications with everyone.

The list goes on and on. Whats more, I notice all the stuff that otherpeople are

selling and doing online - from the eager traders on eBay, to the programmers,

graphic artists, web designers and various online marketers - who offer their personal

services from the four corners of the globe.

The internet has liberated hundreds of thousands of people from virtually every

country - and given them a global marketplace in which to interact and do business.

Never has the term global village been more real than now.

When I first logged on in 1996 I just knewI would create a business online. I got

started seriously at the beginning of 1998. I had been publishing a hard-copy

newsletter for a couple of years - to do with international living and business,

offshore banking and asset protection. Then it occurred to me that I could publish

my newsletter in the form of a websiteand take my service online to the whole world.And thats exactly what I did.

Thats when mypersonalrevolution started. In my pre-internet life I had gotten

myself into some serious financial problems - failed businesses, bad decisions, excess

credit card debt etc. And there is no doubt I needed some sort of breakthrough. The

internet provided the catalyst- and my mind came up with the idea. I decided to

create an online community of like-minded people - people who were looking to

break out of their individual rutsand see the world in a new way.

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The moment I moved my business online and created a website things started to

happen. My business boomed. I saw money flying in from every quarter. My bank

balance grew like never before, and within a few months I had paid off all my debts

and created what I called myfreedom fund- the money I would need to begin my

new life. My freedom revolution had begun in earnest.

Id originally been inspired in this direction by the writings of WG Hill, who authored

a series of books on how to live free, by using different countries for different

purposes. Essentially, he formulated a strategy called the 5 Flags, in which he

outlined how one could use the laws in various countries to advance ones personal

goals. You could live on one country, while banking in another, while keeping your

assets in another, and doing business in yet another. The rationale behind this was

that in this increasingly authoritarianand regulatedworld, you could literally break

free of most of it and live your life on your own terms. Well that was a message Icertainly needed to hear at that time - and it inspiredme to create a service that would

cater to this potential market.

Since 2000 I have been living that dream. I work exclusively off my laptop computer.

I can work anywherethere is an internet connection. I am not beholden to anyone

and can set my own hours of work. And as a result I have been living and traveling in

various countries - Australia, Malaysia, New Zealand, China, United Kingdom, Costa

Rica, Bahamas and more besides.

I consider myself an internationalcitizen, one not beholden to just one country - but

able to enjoy the best of what each county has to offer. And the best part is I can do

this without paying any income tax - legally. How? Because I do not live in any

country long enough to become a resident for tax purposes. Instead Im treated as

a tourist- a person who is welcome, and who spends money wherever I go.

Im sure youve seen the ads inviting people to come and travel to your country?

Well, Ive found that as a touristI get treated a lot better than the locals! Of coursethis lifestyle is certainly notfor everyone. But what Ive found is that many, many

people would like to be able to usesomeof these strategies - like being able to bank

offshore, travel more often, have access to profitable investments, protect their assets,

globalise their business, make more money - or find a way to make a living online.

And certainly there is one thing that everyone wants - more personal and financial

freedom.

Just ask yourself, wouldnt youlike more money, more time, more freedom?Wouldnt you like to be your own boss, to not have to clock in for work anymore?

Wouldnt you like the freedom to travel the world, enjoy the luxuries of life, taste the

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variety that the world has to offer? Wouldnt you like tosecureyour future, build

your wealth,protectwhat youve earned - and attain true financial independence?

Sure you would. Who wouldnt? Okay, maybe there are some people who dont want

those things - but in my experience simply millions upon millions of people around

the world are looking for a way to seriously improve their lives. And I'm pretty sure

youare one of them.

Remember what I said earlier? To createmoney all you need to do is provide a

product or service of value that enough people want, and are willing pay for. It really

is as simpleas that. If you look at any hyper-successful person, youll soon realise he

or she got that way by providing what millions of people want.

Take Bill Gatesor Steve Jobs- the worlds premier computer whizzes. Both of theseinnovative gentlemen have become multi-millionaires by providing something that

millions have willingly purchased - computers and software that make life easier (and

more fun!). The key is to find a niche- a market where there are eager potential

customers - then find a way to satisfy that market.

The secret to creating money out of "thin air" is to use the creative power of your

mind and develop, produce, invent, source or discover any product or service that

other people value, want or need, and will willingly pay for.

That's it. That's allof it. And every successful person has done just that.

Imagine you found a proven blueprintfor financial success - one you could use to

build up your own financial resources and achieve financial freedom. And imagine

you were not only able to achieve this for yourself- but earn an excellent income by

showing othershow they could do the same.

Now, wouldn't that be something - a way to secure your own financial future, andbuild a portable, international business helping others do likewise? Well you can do

both, and get a lot richer in the process, by reading Step 3of this report - The

Ultimate Wealth Plan.

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STEP 3: Free Your LifeThe Ultimate Wealth Plan...

How to Create Your Own World of Freedom & Wealth

This is the nitty-gritty - the bit youve been waiting for. This is where you will

discover exactly howyou can create a newlifestyle for yourself - where money is

increasingly no object andfreedomis the order of the day. You will learn how to

achieve financial freedom for yourself by following a proven plan for asset

protection, international investing, financial privacy, international living and

business. And if you want to accelerate your financial progress you can also build an

international business for yourself recommending these solutions to others. Your

market is every single person who wants the same as you - more moneyand more

freedom -but who doesnt know where to start.

One of the constant questions Ive been asked over the years, by clients and

associates, is simply this: How can I create the sort of lifestyle youve created for

yourself? And my answer has always been a less than inspiring.I guess you need

to do what I have done - and follow a plan to achieve more practical freedom in your

own life. Of course the answer is accurate as far as it goes. Trouble is, most people

are not able to break out of their rut and see the possibilities that exist. What they

need is a leg up, a helping hand, andpointerin the right direction.

Why is this? The short answer is fear. Most people want the good life, but fear the

processby which they will need to attain it. Let me clarify what I mean with a couple

of examples: Imagine youve been offered information on a very lucrative investment

- one that could earn you a 100% on your capital in one year. You realise what you

could do with that extra money, but something stops you - thefearof losing your

money should the investment prove unsound. Or again, imagine youve been told

about a new business venture, one you can buy into. You can see the potential, you

even get excited as to how much it would improve your life - but in the end you

cannot bring yourself to step out and do it. Fear can stop you in your tracks.

So how to overcome fear? One way is to be given a success template- a proven way

to succeed no matter what. One example of a success template is a franchise, which

is a provenbusinesssystem- one you can simply plug into and run (after youve paid

for it of course!). There are many examples -McDonalds, Subway, etc. What they

have in common is a proven and tested business model. Those who start such

businesses are not flying "in the dark" and are virtually guaranteed to succeed.

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Mentoringis another form of success template. Just like a franchise, where all the

factors necessary for success are already in place, a mentor can provide you with an

effective shortcutto the achievement of your goals - by allowing you to tap into his

or her own experience. Finding a good mentor can dramatically shorten the learning

curve in your quest for financial freedom.

Yet another example of a success template is a mastermindgroup. This is when you

join a group of like-minded individuals who are focused on the same goal. This

focus, by a number of people in concert, multiplies the resources, experiences and

available solutions, and provides an effective strategy for arriving at your chosen goal

faster.

So for you to realiseyourdreams, and create the money you need to make it happen,

you need to be following a proven templatefor success. If you can do that then thereis literally nothing to stop you. But imagine if you could access and utelise all three

templates for success as outlined above? Well you can.

Achieving Your Financial Freedom Dream

A private club, dedicated to a specific purpose, is the ideal vehicle for providing the

sort of success template you need. In fact, such a club can provide the success model

of afranchise, the accelerated learning of a mentorship, and obvious advantages of a

mastermindgroup. So instead of struggling by yourself - and possibly falling by the

wayside due to shysters, scams and other inherent online dangers - a private club

provides an environment where questions can be answered, information shared, and

solutions provided.

Under the right leadership, a private club can become a havenfor those who seek to

achieve specific goals, who wish to shorten their learning curve considerably, and

who want to avoid taking rash or ill-conceived action in the wrongdirection. Amembership to such a club can speed you on your way, and reduce the timeline you

would otherwise have to deal with in reaching your financial goals.

And that's exactly what I have for you... not one, but twoprivate onlineclubs which

are both dedicated to the idea and pursuit of personal and financial freedom, and will

not only provide a wealth of knowledgeto get you going, but the precise toolsyou

will need to create your own financial freedom. One, or the other, or bothof them

could be just what you need to jumpstart your dreams.

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1. A Private Club For Those Starting Out On The Freedom Road

SovereignLifeis a private club for those who seek to break out of the "matrix" and

explore the big wide world of theInternationalCitizenand Sovereign Individual.It

does this by offering extensive information resources and a member forum - which

cover such topics as offshore banking, investing, lifestyle, business, privacy etc.

I created SovereignLifeto provide a starting pointfor the many people who are

looking to think outside, and step outside, the "square" they are currently in. It's a

transformativeservice, which concentrates on not only finding solutions, but also

challenging one's mindset.

Within SovereignLifeyou will find a community of like-minded individuals on a

similar path, and be able to not only benefit from my real-life experience in thisregard, but also the combined wisdom and experience of the whole group.

To learn more about SovereignLifeclick HERE.

Once people have discovered the possibilites available to them on the road to

financial freedom, and had their conditioned thinking challenged through exposure to

the many alternatives available, people usually fall into one of two camps. There are

those who are like sponges soaking up all this new information and using it to

formulate their own plans, who are then eager to get on with it and act. And there are

those who ruminate endlessly over their present situation, over-analyse their possible

course of action, and become paralysedby indecision.

However, for those who have their thinking straight, their goals clarified, and their

appetite for real freedom whetted, it's time for the nitty-gritty. It's time to do. For

example, once you have decided you want to maximise the earnings on your

available investment capital, it's time to act and start investing. Once you have

decided you need to protect your assets, it's time to act and set up structures toachieve your objectives. Once you have decided on the need for more financial

privacy, it's time to set your financial house in order and open the appropriate

alternative financial accounts. And to do this you needspecificservices you can plug

into - services designed to assist you achieve your goals.

When you're ready to do this, you're ready for my second recommended private club

- a club dedicated to providing you with all the toolsand resourcesyou need to

achieve true financial freedom.

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2. A Private Club For Those Ready to Achieve Financial Freedom

Venture Resources Group(VRG) is my second recommended private membership

club with the focus on assisting you gain financial freedomas an investor and/or

business person. It does this in a number of ways - including education and training.

But its real value is in the information and accessto innovative servicesit provides to

its members. This includes access to private banking, private MasterCard debit card,

innovative asset protection structures, multi-trading platform for accessing various

global markets, and profitable private investment opportunities. VRG provides you

with accessto the sort of financial services, investments and structures you need to

achieve your financial freedom goals in a much shorter time than is usually possible.

Whether you simply want a better return on your money than what you currently

receive from your bank, are looking to diversify into more profitable offshoreinvestments, or just want more financial privacy - VRG can introduce you to a range

of products and services designed to directly assist you achieve financial freedom.

To learn more about VRGclickHERE

Joining either one (or both) of the above private clubs could be a breakthroughdecision for you. Yes, you will have your existing ideas challenged. Yes, you will beexposed to freedom strategies that are "below the radar". And yes, you will be

presented with opportunities that are profitable but not mainstream. The question is:"Are you ready?"

I urge you to take a good, hard look at what I am offering - and to take your timeconsidering if it is right for you. But be aware, once you open the "freedom" door -nothing is ever the same again!

And if you're interested in building aportable andprofitable international businessfor yourself, offering these services and solutions to others, then make sure to readPart 2of this report. It outlines a step-by-stepsystem whereby you can build up the

additional capital you may require to fully implement your freedom plans.

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PART 2How to Build a Profitable International Business For Yourself

One question I often hear is this, "I'm really keen to get into offshore investing, and

building my financial nest egg - trouble is, I'm short of cash and do not even have the

required capital to invest!"If that's you, then you are notalone.

Fortunately there is a solution. Both SovereignLifeand Venture Resources Group

allow you to refer others by acting as an affiliate. This means you can earn very good

commissions by recommending either service to people looking for what you are

looking for - a proven path to financial freedom. This is a vast market, especially in

the context of the economic times we now find ourselves in. People are looking for

solutions to their financial problems - and you could build a very successfulinternational business for yourself providing guidance to such people.

To give you an idea. You can earn up to $100 for each person you refer to

SovereignLife. It may not sound like a lot, but it can add up if you take this seriously.

Need more cash? You can earn $1,000 and moreby referring people to Venture

Resources Group. Now that's serious money!

Both SovereignLifeand VRGare excellent vehicles for building aglobalbusinesswithout borders - providing a great synergy of purpose - and from the comfort of your

own home.

Complete marketing systems are already in place - which you simply plug into and

turn on. The marketing systems includes lead capture pages, sales presentations,

representative back offices, full follow-up autoresponder systems, as well as various

offline tools. The hard sales work has already been done, and all you have to do is

step in and turn on the ignition.

The Marketing System That Pays For Itself

This e-report, which you're looking at now, is mysecret weapon - and it could be

yoursalso. Youre readingit. Youpaidfor it. Everybody who buys it is already

demonstrating aseriousnessof purpose - because they have spent money to find out

more. This is vitally important, as the internet is full offreeinformation - and when

you offer freeinformation you may certainly get lots of takers, but they will be thewrong type of people in most cases. Tyre kickers and browsers come to mind!

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But youare different. You were interested and motivated enough to pay for this

report, which marks you as aseriousprospect for what is being offered. And guess

what - I have a system in place which allows you to resellit and earn 100% of the

purchase price. Yes, you can create apersonalisedversion of this report (with your

own name, website and affiliate links for both SovereignLifeand VRG) and you can

sell the report and keep allthe profits. You can even resell it and make money

withoutbeing a member of either club (but I'm getting ahead of myself!).

But it gets even better. Not only can you sell it for 100%commissions, you simply

use the very same promotional website you purchased this report from. No special

website or affiliate registration is required. Later on I will give you full instructions

for doing this - but let me say that itssimplicityitself. You will just use a special link

format to advertise this report - and people will purchase it direct, with the funds

being deposited immediately into yourPayPalaccount. And if you dont have aPayPal account yet, I show you how to get one.

Thats thefirstpart of the system. When you receive the PayPal receipt/notification -

you will simply forward a copy of your personalised report (the one withyourlinks

in it) to the purchaser, and the automatic marketing process will kick in. Can you see

the power in this? I hope so. You have in your hands a brandablereport which you

can sell to all comers - and you get to keep allthe money. But thats just the small

change.

The report can include your affiliate links to both SovereignLifeand VRG(or even

just one or the other) and will be your automaticqualified lead generator - driving

prospects to your personalised promotional pages for each of those respective

businesses. The money you earn selling this report will fund your advertising, thus

reducing your cost of acquiring new customers.

Keep in mind that once someone registers their interest in either SovereignLifeor

VRGor both, the sales process from then on is 100% automatic. There is nothingyou need to do - apart from respond to any questions that may come your way. Your

job is primarily to generate leads. And this self-funding lead generating system will

help you do just that.

In the next section Im going to explain exactly how you can resellthis report - and

keep the full sales price for yourself. Better still, Ill explain how you can download

and branda copy of the report with your own links. Let the fun begin!

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How to Resell This Report For Instant 100% Profit

There are twoways you can resell this report:

1. Resell it as is, with no rebranding or adding your own links. This is thesimplest

way, and means you don't need to join either of the clubs outlined in this report or add

any personal links. It also means the report is delivered automatically after ordering

(by download link), without any work or follow-up on your part.

2. Resell it after"branding" it, meaning after youpersonalisethe report with your

owninformation and links. You can personalise it with as little as your own name and

website, or you can add your own links for one or both of the clubs outlined in this

report. If you rebrand the report in any way, then you need to manuallysend the

report to those who order it via yourPayPallink.

Resell Without Branding

If you dont want to follow my advice and create financial freedom for yourself by

joining SovereignLifeand/or VRG- you can still taste the excitement of making

money online, and earn an instantincome, by reselling this e-report withoutyour

own links.

How? Its easy, and only requires that you have a PayPalaccount. You can promote

this report and earn 100% commission - the full purchase price paid directly to your

PayPal account - every time someone purchases the report via your personalised link.

Just follow these 3 simple steps to get started:

Step 1: If you dont have a PayPal account already, open a free one HERE

Step 2: If you havent already, you should upgrade it to eitherPremierorBusiness-

so you can accept credit cardpayments. To upgrade youll need to validate youraccount with either a credit card or bank account.

Step 3: Use the link format below to promote The Freedom Blueprintsales page -

making sure to enter yourPayPal-related email address where indicated.

http://www.thefreedomblueprint.com/?e=YourPayPalEmailAddress

And thats it! Simply promote your personalised link in any legitimate way (nospamming of course!) and watch the money roll in. Everything is automatic. Those

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who purchase the report from your link will be able to download it the instant they

have paid for it. And you'll get the money.

Important: you must use the link format above to sell the version of the report

withoutyour own links - and have it available for automaticdownload.

Resell With Branding

If you want to hit the financial big time by selling apersonalisedversion of this

report, that has yourname, yourwebsite, yourSovereignLifeand/or VRGlinks

included, then read the next section which provides step-by-step instructions for

downloadingand brandingthe report with your own links - as well as full

instructions for reselling your personalised report and the differentlink format you

need to use.

How to Create Your Own Branded Version of This Report

What follows are step-by-step instructions for creating your own brandede-report

(with your name, website link, SovereignLifeand/or VRGlinks embedde) and how to

get 100% of the sales price paid to your PayPal account for every copy you resell.

Branding The Report

Step 1: To promote SovereignLifeand/or VRG using this report, you will first need

tojointhem in order to get the required referral links (and to understand exactly what

you are promoting). If you only want to brand this report with only onelink

(SovereignLifeor VRG), or even with just your own name and website link, no

problem, just make sure to leave the other fields (the ones you are notpersonalising)

blank.

Step 2: If you dont have one already, make sure to open a PayPalaccount. You will

need the associated PayPal email address to include in the special link youll be using

to resell this report. You will also need to upgradeyour PayPal account to either a

PremierorBusinessaccount, so you can accept both PayPal and credit card

payments.

Step 3: Download the report and rebrander ZIP file by clicking HERE.

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Step 4: Unzip the file, read the enclosed instructions, open the brander application

and drag the enclosed PDF report file on to the open brander window. That will open

the branding window.

Step #5: Enter your information in the required fields. For SovereignLifeand VRG

you need to enter your affiliate link minusthe "http://" prefix. Add your own nameand preferred web page link where required. If you are not

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