RE: Real Estate Is Only Beneficial For the King

"...buy a bond to pay for the property tax."

That is absolutely not allodial title. An allod has no higher authority to whom they owe allegiance. All Americans under the Constitution are regarded as absolute sovereigns, like the kings and queens that were then the rulers of the monarchies of the world, whom Americans had just successfully defeated in war and revolution.

"The word “allod” has several definitions:
"A type of land ownership. In medieval and early modern European feudal law, an allod was a form of property ownership where the owner had full and absolute title. The allodial landowner, also known as an allodiary or hereditary lord, had the right to alienate the property, which was almost always land, a city plot, or an estate, and owed no feudal duties to any other person in respect of it.

"An allodial title. A type of land ownership where the owner has absolute ownership and is not subject to any superior landlord."

--https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Allod
--https://www.thefreedictionary.com/allods
--https://redkiwiapp.com/en/english-guide/words/allod
--https://lsd.law/define/allod

Above sources synthesized by Yandex AI

An allod owes no property tax to anyone, because an allod is the supreme sovereign ruler on that clay. Per the Constitution, that is how Americans own their real property.

"...i would wait for the monetary collapse..."

I stand on principle regardless of whether it does me good or ill. I do not wait for events to make it convenient or for others to agree. I am convinced that I am sovereign, by my examination of the facts of my existence. I alone can will my heavy hand to rise to my weary brow and wipe away the sweat of my hard labors. I alone have the exclusive authority to will my acts, to think my thoughts, and to speak my words. This authority is inherent to me, inalienable from me, and permanently so. I cannot be property in whole or in part, because I cannot transfer my exclusive individual sovereignty to anyone else, neither by coercion nor my earnest desire. Because I cannot transfer that control of me to any other, I am not property, not even my own property, because property can be exchanged, and I cannot be exchanged but am inalienably sovereign forever.

Private property is an extension of my will. I either create it by my labor, or acquire it with the fruits of my labor by my will. As I am unalienably sovereign, I hold my property without allegiance or duty of fealty to any other. No one can claim higher authority over me than I exclusively possess, and as my property is the product of my will I hold my property, real and personal, as an allod. By just law, I do not owe any other any tax on my property, by the facts of my existence and in relation to others, I am rightly an allod and possess allodial title to my real property.

The subterfuge that has been perpetrated in my indoctrination in camps operated by government has deliberately concealed these facts of nature and law, and all of us have similarly been deceived in order to enable the theft of our property by fraud. American property taxes are theft by fraud from allods that owe no higher authority allegiance nor fealty, because they are sovereigns as recognized in the Constitution, which remains the highest law in the land to this day.

I recommend standing on principle a priori, regardless of the agreement of others as to principle, or their willingness to adhere to law and the fact of our sovereign nature. We are not sacks of meat, but permanent conscious beings temporarily experiencing material existence. Because we pre-exist our present state, and will permanently endure thereafter, the decisions and acts we take now will pertain to our persons forever. Therefore it is mete we do always stand on just principle, that we never regret our unprincipled acts, nor our failures to act on principle, in our present state of being.

I know I already cringe with regret in the middle of the night at my lapses of principle, by which I have learned of my principles, and only by learning from my mistakes have I come to understand sound and just principles by which I now seek to live. I cannot undo what I have done, but I can purpose not to again do what is not just and resting on a foundation of lawful principles. I would spare you my shuddering in shame in the middle of the night, the deep regret I feel for my errors in judgement and action. I cannot. You must, if you are to be spared such self-condemnation that will eternally pertain. Do your best, my friend, to act so that you feel only respect for whom you see in a mirror.