Titus Gebel is the inventor of the Free Private Cities concept and CEO of TIPOLIS Corporation.
At its heart,
[t]he Free Cities Foundation works with self-governing territories that uphold individual rights and freedoms.
A while ago I spoke to Rahim Taghizadegan about free private cities and why city states are superior to modern countries for a variety of reasons.
My following conversation with Titus is along the same lines.
For example,
- fewer people are easier to manage;
- democracy isn’t scalable and is a gateway to socialism;
- running a city like a business is more economically effective and friendlier towards individual liberty;
- the Hanseatic League is an excellent historical precedent; and
- decentralisation trumps centralisation.
How to break the current mess
Globalists (or internationalists) want one world governance as explained by some of my guests (such as Iain Davis and Ernst Wolff). The UN’s Sustainable Development agenda and the WEF’s Great Reset are variations of one world governance.
Titus presents a few ways to buffer against the aforementioned, including intentional communities, prosperity zones and free private cities.
South Africa has an excellent example of an intentional community: Orania.
Secessionist movements are helpful in achieving decentralised regions.
Our conversation
I am a fan of everything for which Titus argues and will naturally recommend listening to our conversation.
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