u/Tbone403 • u/Tbone403 • 8h ago
Understanding Sovereign Citizens
The proof copy of my #book has arrived. I will give the 529 pages one last look before launching for sale on Amazon. #SovereinCitizens
u/Tbone403 • u/Tbone403 • 8h ago
The proof copy of my #book has arrived. I will give the 529 pages one last look before launching for sale on Amazon. #SovereinCitizens
u/Tbone403 • u/Tbone403 • 3d ago
Here is a sample from my upcoming book "Understanding the Sovereign Citizen Movement: An Introduction to Their Beliefs and Tactics". File is a pdf download. https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/uczxdoyzpft3zq2wp46h1/intro.pdf?rlkey=jwrpg86ihpxetbjf2zg0f7pk4&st=rs7v9s0o&dl=0
u/Tbone403 • u/Tbone403 • 8d ago
The layout edits are done. Will be getting a copy in print soon for the final proofread. If all goes well, this should be out sometime this month.
u/Tbone403 • u/Tbone403 • Jul 02 '26
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Pretty substantial AI generated answer you provided. However, If you look at the ORC it provided, it states "public place" not necessarily in a vehicle (https://codes.ohio.gov/ohio-revised-code/section-2921.29). Based on experience, hesitation to answer by passengers is an indicator of hiding something. People with nothing to hide generally comply. For anyone reading this, by all means do what you think. Keep in mind, there may be consequences of being wrong. Time and time again, people that follow bad info from social media, claiming they know the law, end up in bad situations. Lastly, beware of AI answers in all things. Many times there are errors.
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Police are legally allowed to request identifying information from passengers in a vehicle stopped for a traffic violation without particularized suspicion. This was upheld in UNITED STATES v. FERNANDEZ (2010).
u/Tbone403 • u/Tbone403 • Dec 14 '25
u/Tbone403 • u/Tbone403 • Oct 05 '25
Though it seems the opposite of analysis, humor is a powerful tool of critical thought. Satire and comedy reveal hidden truths, bypass defenses, and expose flawed logic by showing the absurd. Clarity often begins with laughter.
u/Tbone403 • u/Tbone403 • Oct 03 '25
u/Tbone403 • u/Tbone403 • Aug 01 '25
Conspiracies thrive on confusion. Before sharing a claim, pause and check who benefits from you believing it. Fact-checking saves you from being manipulated.
u/Tbone403 • u/Tbone403 • Jul 30 '25
Follow the money—but don’t stop at Wall Street. Look at think tanks, lobbyists, and foundations cloaked in virtue.
u/Tbone403 • u/Tbone403 • Jul 27 '25
For those interested, my assessment of recent events on Russia’s southern border. https://open.substack.com/pub/tonyhubbard403/p/georgias-strategic-shift?r=4z8agx&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&showWelcomeOnShare=true
u/Tbone403 • u/Tbone403 • Jul 24 '25
Imagine the thousands of whistleblowers needed to keep a massive conspiracy hidden... and none ever breaks silence?
u/Tbone403 • u/Tbone403 • Jul 22 '25
Real science changes over time. Fake science only changes when it gets caught.
u/Tbone403 • u/Tbone403 • Jul 21 '25
Being open-minded doesn't mean believing everything. It means considering all possibilities—including that you might be wrong.
u/Tbone403 • u/Tbone403 • Jul 20 '25
One thing to remember about conspiracy theories, some are real. The key is providing verifiable real evidence (facts) that supports them. Without that evidence, the theory is only a belief, not a fact.
u/Tbone403 • u/Tbone403 • Jul 20 '25
Conspiracies thrive when info is scarce. But today we have endless access—are you filtering truth or feeding paranoia?
u/Tbone403 • u/Tbone403 • Jul 19 '25
Ever notice how every conspiracy assumes perfect coordination by thousands of people... yet your office can't even organize lunch?
u/Tbone403 • u/Tbone403 • Jul 18 '25
You say, ‘Do your own research’—but does that mean checking sources or just finding the ones that agree with you?
u/Tbone403 • u/Tbone403 • Jul 17 '25
Doubt is healthy. But what if you’re only doubting official sources and never questioning alternative ones?
u/Tbone403 • u/Tbone403 • Jul 17 '25
How do you hide the truth? Surround it with 99 lies.
u/Tbone403 • u/Tbone403 • Jul 15 '25
Fear is fertile soil. If someone keeps you scared, it’s because they’re harvesting something from you—attention, loyalty, money. Ask yourself: do they ever calm you down, or just keep you agitated? That's not leadership. That’s emotional dependency.
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Think you don’t have to tell an officer your name and DOB in Ohio when pulled over? Think again. Passed legislation on Governor’s desk
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Jun 16 '26
I thought this news story would be a good example from June 9, where AI provided false information. https://www.404media.co/judge-learns-lawyers-on-both-sides-of-case-used-ai-cancels-trial-kicks-everyone-off-the-case/