So semi-theoretically if I were to sail my boat with like 10 barrels to the Cairo port and buy gasoline, would it then be seized by Florida customs? I am a US national btw
Gas
Easton Rivera
Josiah Harris
You have no idea how inconvenient sailing is. You not only have to pick an ideal sailing season, which isn't 365 days a year, but you also need your ship docked in the port, and port authorities charge a ton of money to have a tug boat do this, and they probably won't like your irregular cargo ship taking up space of the huge container ships that are 14 stories high and per square meter, pay more and make more than any sailing boat.
It would basically take you AT BEST 100 days under ideal sailing conditions to do it, while any container ship can do it in 10, while carrying 1000x more, with a crew of maybe 14, while your dumb sailing ship would need at least that many people to man those sails and constantly raise and lower them depending on the trade winds and waters you navigate.
Juan Williams
And then what? Sell gas on the side
You have a sail boat? Post a picture of it
Ian Jackson
Ive done it for like 5 years lel
Aaron Long
No
Jack Fisher
You would also need a sailing ship custom built to be high enough off of the water to accept cargo at a dock fit for container vessels. Such a sailing ship.... doesn't exist. Look I get what you are trying to do, but there's a reason we use container vessels. Loading cargo ships the old fashioned way ie Pre-1950 was a horror show and required tens of people to physically operate a crane and move cargo off a ship. Today you can literally do it in seconds with large perfectly tailored container cranes. Ships hardly use any fuel and require few labor hours to man them.
Brayden Peterson
>what is the beach
>what are galley slaves
2/10 made my reply
Henry Roberts
Captain Ron here, we can get sail that boat out of any port, just leave it to me.
Joshua Campbell
Aye aye cap'n
Mason Russell
you leftists are the reason why solar freakin roadways existed.
Nicholas Long
Why would you sail to Cairo when you could just go to Venezuela?
Owen Ward
This thread is underrated
Jace Cook
I've got 45 gallons of diesel in my sailboat in a hidden fuel tank. I go back and forth to Canada smuggling soup and cigs for a living.
Jack Murphy
>I've got 45 gallons of diesel in my sailboat in a hidden fuel tank. I go back and forth to Canada smuggling soup and cigs for a living.
Thats what my father used to do in the 90s in yugoslavia during the war
Jayden Sanders
Admiralty law user. Just head to bitchute and search sovereign citizen admiralty law. Make sure never to walk past the “bar” (railing) in the courtroom and they can’t tell you shit about what to do with your boat.
Landon Nguyen
My area is infamous historically for such activities.
>in the late 1880's consisted of Ure and his Native-American wife. Local tradition has it that his wife would camp on the nearby Strawberry Island (which was visible from the open sea) and signal him with a fire on the island's summit to alert him to whether or not it was safe to bring his illegal cargo ashore. For transport, Ure would tie the illegal immigrants up in burlap bags so that if customs agents were to approach then he could easily toss the bags overboard. The tidal currents would carry the discarded immigrant's bodies to San Juan Island to the north and west of the pass and many ended up in what became known as Dead Man's Bay.
Aaron Cooper
Ideally, yes and you would be arrested or at least have the oil confiscated. This is known as smuggling, and the hope is that you either smuggle low amounts or fly under the radar to avoid getting your asshole blown out.
Jaxson Baker
>Make sure never to walk past the “bar” (railing) in the courtroom and they can’t tell you shit about what to do with your boat.
please elaborate.
Jayden Nguyen
Guy is trying to sell you sovereign citizen. It'll cost you braincells and pussy.
Mason Jackson
Some shity theory about being on "deck" when getting tried
Pay it no mind
Isaac Howard
It's real as fuck you dirty glowningger whores, it's just that all sovereignty stems from the barrel of a gun.
Chase Ramirez
How much do you make each run