Dear Jim Ray & Marco,

There was a Les Hemingway project to create a New Atlantis
near Bahamas in the late 1940s.  It is written up in Filthy
Pierre, er, I mean, Erwin Strauss's book _How to Start Your
Own Country_ available from Loompanics (who I've asked to
accept e-gold a few times).  Hemingway's project became a
sort of Hong Kong junk community - boats docked to each other
to form a continuous platform.  Eventually the Bahamas
government banned the thing and boats which weren't pulled
out were destroyed - possibly by weather.

There was another New Atlantis project in the 1960s which
centered around a motel in New York where an entrepreneur
gathered a bunch of his enthusiasts.  Spencer MacCallum
interviewed these guys, and recently gave me a silver
piece from that project.  I think it is a tenth of an
ounce of silver and was called something like a Deka. That
project eventually built a concrete boat which was poorly
designed and sank.  Yes, it was near the Florida Keys that
they wanted to build their new country.

More recently, Richard Morris - the Florida architect and
not the Phoenix lawyer - was working with me to persuade
Eric Klien and Chuck Geshlider to use his Seacell technology
to build Oceania near Panama - the 1992-1994 Atlantis Project.
Klien, in my view, absconded with the funds from this project
and it died in 1994, although Klien subsequently put my
business plan for Morris's Sea Structures on his oceania.org
web site.

The Phoenix lawyer named Richard Morris is involved in what
I believe to be a scam country called New Utopia.  You can
read more about it at http://www.scamdog.com/

I certainly won't buy any documents the State Dept. issues.
If they post the stuff to their web site, let me know.

The Knights of Malta are certainly a country, but they are
also ephemeral.  While they used to have considerable territory,
they are now situated in their pre-existing embassy in
Vatican City.  It is sort of interesting that their country
went away, but their embassy remains - says something about the
extent to which treaties outlast countries.

I think the accusation that those in the USA Department of
State need to read some history and otherwise catch a clue
is well founded.

Regards,

Jim
 http://www.awdal.com/


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