Post #2079256
2026-01-15 12:16 UTC
Uh… where exactly? There’s not a lot of land that isn’t claimed by someone already and unless you’re willing to hold whatever new nation you’re trying to form by force, you’ll have a hard time. Trying to do that in the middle of the Gobi Dessert probably only requires a few million in weapons, but water is gonna be hard to come by. Trying it inside the USA is gonna be pretty tough. I’ll suggest buying an island for a couple billion, spend another couple billion on infrastructure and then just a kinda lay-low government, where you don’t officially claim independence, but also don’t really follow the laws you don’t like (see Epstein island for more details).
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@DylanMc6@lemmy.dbzer0.com 2026-01-15 12:33
A lot of micronations were formed in the micronational head of state's property, so as long as you have your own property to claim as a micronation, then you're good.