It is true! After a ten-year battle, the chance is here to set up a village around the facility to build the tiny homes and launch entrepreneur Salvage Builders across the USA. While I have proven their attempts to defraud me of 3 1/2 years’ worth of Social Security and used those fraudulent numbers to attempt to seize my land, my homestead for twelve years was at risk. Southstar Bank, owned by the Schindlers and Swiss banking moguls. They have bought the Texas ank and are using it as a predatory tool to take land using unethical means. So this is to be paid to their asset, Michael Scheiern, who bought the AJ and then threatened me—an extortion attempt—to give him almost all the land, not just what this represents, or face a legal battle to break me.
Does anyone know a good person who does federal lawsuits against the evil banking empire, an honest attorney living in Texas? That should get some comments… LOL.
We can keep all the rewards that come to pay the attorney generously, then use the remainder to help other elderly fpeople ight the banks, like this one, that have tried to eliminate me to circumvent compliance with CERCLA rules to reveal environmentally compromised industrial waste sites instead of hiding them once they have the property in their portfolio. This was an attempt to get around many rules that should apply, but they were ignored.
I have a poster child bank, attorneys, and a true story to use, tell, and educate others with that proves the Constable is our Friend and the only one in the legal system to save me in the end. I want to commend Honorable Constable James Springer for his diligence in protecting the public from unscrupulous attorney factions that try to steal land, and without such men, they would do so unless they stop them. Yes. I commend this team of men as the best I have ever seen in fighting wrongs against their citizens.
I did not understand, and they continued, sued me for supposedly not wanting to pay, and my defence was to tell them the total so I could pay. I lost the battle in court. They refused to give me an honest total and have fended off telling me the truth by adding interest and legal fees, and by sending government officials to the Health Department to antagonize me with lies, for example, claiming no punishment for such fraud against elders.
This is an essential newsletter to let the many followers who have been with me for decades know that I created businesses that were classics. Forty years ago, I founded Discovery Investments and Inner City Home Brokers, and won numerous awards, including Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year in 1994, for my Social Responsibility. I fixed up ruined neighborhoods to create first-time homebuyer opportunities, and later got accused of gentrifying the hood.
Eventually, after decades of trying to fit into the cultures I moved to, I decided to create a place for those of us who do not fit in for all the right reasons. Too creative, truthful, determined to stay fit, healthy, and doing what God sent us to do in this life.
I created the largest CyberCafe in the USA in 1996, the Discovery Incubator, in a neighborhood in East Austin, for which I won many awards for revitalization. I was too early for the Dot.com Boom, but it taught me much of what was to come on the internet, and what I saw was horrible. I retired and took my son to the country, Gonzales, Texas, to spend some time with him from 10 to 14 years old. Walking away from my great success and business in Austin to spend time with my son was the best decision I ever made, though it cost me millions in profits when I sold out my 41 real estate properties in French Place and the 78722 zip code.
Adam was born in my first home, which I bought at 30 years old in French Place, where I established a solid footing and sold 60% of the real estate in the zip code annually, when I left the business behind to be a father. Adam passed away at 24 years old in Paris, France, for those who remember him from those long-ago days and might read this story.
Learn the story of how I got to the point that I quit trying to make more money to find true wealth was inside my body and head.
Now I am 70, resurfacing after 10 years on a sabbatical away from business life. I have created a paradise in Salvage, Texas. It is time to populate it with some people, not many, to live with the beavers, otters, fox, wolf, skunks, armadillos, and so many birds in the right season, I can’t identify them all for the woods I nurture and ponds with four miles of shoreline I created from scratch in my 60s. I want to share it with good people and let us grow this ethos —this Pure Salvage Living ethos — that allows smaller houses and people to co-exist with the critters that now live here too. It is a unique world, a microcosm in many ways. #Youthing works, kids.
Come share, learn, live here part-time, and then travel the world at the expense of our community to make the world brighter. Visit and learn, stay in BnB, swim, kayak, and help this Embassy to What Can Be, the Artists Fortress.
Because Substack releases articles to subscribers via email, which does not compel anyone to comment or give a heart without many more keystrokes and time—the valuable thing that no one has enough of—I cannot reach my 9,000 subscribers. The mystery is the lack of consistent mailings, as few of my subscribers receive all my posts, let alone comment or like. This is just one of many reasons this offer will only be available on that site until the end of the month, when I take 1,200 articles, books, and more off that site and shut it down. That platform is severely corrupted, compounded by Stripe being their only payment gateway, and between them, they take a lion’s share of the income generated. They have cost me thousands of subs and hundreds of paid subs in the five years I have used that platform.
Please warn others that the rumor is that they have effectively stolen my work by forcing others to pay to read what I offer for free.
This is a property nearby in Seguin where Wii, those from Salvage, Texas, can build a Swiss Family Robinson set of houses in the trees also to have for income and staying at during events in a University town growing like crazy, but with a paradise like this hidden under the trees.
If you want to consider a second home in Texas for the winters, one that is close to Austin and San Antonio but not so close as to be affected by their growing issues, this is a tax write-off dream. Travel to Texas and write off the work on your rental home that serves as a B&B. While away on land, you have a life estate to live in if you choose. You do not need to be here all the time, but know that everything is safe and ready on your return. I will travel, you will too, to pay the way for telling others.
All potential profits from the millions in inventory will be spent instead on education, scholarships, and empowering others, not on student debt for degrees that have no value. Teach people how to build chicken coops, doghouses, playhouses, and tiny homes. This is my goal, and I want teachers and leaders who want to make a difference to buy in for a space for life, materials to build, and all the tools and space to build in. That is the next goal.
Want a space in the warehouses to build, unlimited inventory to create with, yet never paying for any of it until your creations sell. If it is your home you make, all materials are interest-free; if not, they are bartered for your work in Salvage, Texas. I may be traveling the USA, paid by Tiny Texas Houses, to perpetuate the Pure Salvage Living ethos. Can you run a seminar and show the kids and adults who want to learn if Wii sends you with the truck, tools, and a trailer full of parts?
You will thrive and return to Salvage, Texas, a hero each time you launch a Co-op —a community based on organic, toxin- and import-free homes, permaculture, and the water, land, and opportunity to have a base and travel the world, too. Want to be a citizen, a limited few, under fifty people, who will have such an opportunity for the rest of their lives?
This is just one of a series of articles inviting the right people to join us. Some of those articles cover the conditions for coming, or for coming to get materials to build a PSO Co-op where you live. It is a way to get the materials, make the home, sell it and pay us for the parts, or live in it and pay us back over time, without interest.
You will not own the land, but will share the stewardship of the land that is in trust with board members composed of residents, not outside government. Responsible, honest, God loving people who believe Wii, all the “I”s that see there is a better path than transhumanism or technological 5G paradise in the city. There is a path others will choose, and I want to empower them to become self-sufficient as soon and efficiently as possible and do it sustainably. This is my contribution.
Will I find others who want to help? I need 25-50 people to fulfill the prophecy:
“If I build it, You will come!”
Now is your chance to become a Pure Salvage Living Pioneer.
$25,000-$50,000 spaces available to build on, live on, travel from, and steward until the people you pick to replace you one day arrive. Life estates that no one has ever offered in a place few will believe exists.
Always to be limited in the population of humans, who will be the first residents and shared community owners?
I have done my part. Will you get to see this? Share it? Let others know, cause this offer is for a limited time, and only a few dozen will qualify for this first offer, which may be the last. Once here, electric, water, and taxes are all part of the community-paid costs for residents, and the more the building produces with millions in parts, the more benefits residents receive to pay for travel, teaching, and growing this around the world. Ready for an adventure?
