Can I R4C Senate Bill 787?

[Frederick Burrell]

Thailand?
Sounds exotic.
I have a friend who's a local yoga and fitness instructor, who went there on vacation a couple years ago.
She brought back photos of herself doing handstands and yoga poses in front of cultural monuments and around some surprised/laughing locals.
They seemed to like her because she is under 5 feet tall.
Thailand looked like a nice place in the pictures.

Do you speak Thai?

Nit noi, a little bit. But it is not required and you can get by not speaking the language pretty well, as many Thai speak english.

Also no property taxes, once you pay the initial tax at purchase. Tax can be paid by purchaser or seller or split. Thailand is a great place with many freedoms we don't have in the US, also lacking in some freedoms, but the day to day life is basically free from government intervention. You can pretty much build what you want, no permits or inspections, from a bamboo hut to a mansion. But it is changing rapidly. One thing that puzzles me is the fact that in almost any town you can buy gold. In the US I understand it is hard to come by. fB

[Treefarmer]

Looks like this attempt at water grab is ongoing.
I just came across this update.

Tomorrow I'll research this further and try to figure out a way to R4C this power-grab over water rights.
I welcome any suggestions anyone may have on how I could accomplish this.
I think anyone who owns some land with any water on it should be interested in this, even if you only have a small well.

[allodial]

Federal Register is like "notice" of their "law". I suspect that one can r4c anything published in the Federal Register by simply sending notice to a US District Attorney, filling the R4C at the county or the USDC level, sending notice of the filed R4C to the U.S. Secretary of State. BTW, members of the U.S. Congress take an oath of office..afaik.