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Gender	Male
Industry	Education
Occupation	"Rabble Rouser"
Location	Land 'O' Lakes, United States
Introduction	Mit Etagniw was raised in a Christian evangelical, fundamentalist, Pentecostal home. He attended Bible College and became a Christian evangelical, fundamentalist, Pentecostal extremist (a Roberts-Falwellian.) While on his high horse he was hit by the light of reason and truth, he fell off his horse, he hit his head which caused the blinders to fall off his eyes and he has been better ever since. He is a Deist, a Liberty Activist. He occasionally writes for Strike-the-root.com and teaches a seminar Sons of Liberty - Monkey Wrenching for Liberty Activists. His life operational themes are, Embrace Your Inner Outlaw, Carpe Libertas (Seize Liberty), and Nemo Me Impune Lacessit- No Man Injures Me with Impunity- Eye for an eye- Tooth for a tooth- Mercy is my option- NOT my imperative! There is a difference between actually being bad and being a creative, active, individual without malice, rising above the arbitrary "rules" imposed upon those who are yearning to be free! He believes that a Talion justice system is better than the false system of artificial equality imposed & enforced by unanswerable authorities with unrequited force.
Interests	Everything
Favorite Movies	Serenity, Michael Collins, Matrix Trilogy, Next of Kin, Rob Roy, Pay Back, V for Vendetta, Red Dawn
Favorite Music	Celtic, New Age, Bluegrass, Folk, Classical, Beatles, Bread, Cream, Moody Blues, Grateful Dead, Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young
Favorite Books	Eye for an Eye by William Ian Miller, Claire Wolfe's Freedom Outlaw's Handbook, Invisible Resistance to Tyranny by Jefferson Mack, Just about everything Heinlein especially The Moon is a Harsh Mistress, Black Arrow by Vin Suprynowicz, Probability Broach, The American Zone, Pallas & everything by L.Neil Smith, The Count of Monte Cristo, The Sparrowhawk series by Edward Cline, All Lysander Spooner's writings, all Albert J. Nock's writings and so much more than space allows.