Our Tangled Web, our online serial has been discontinued. It may reappear in a new form.
soverindi.com began as a site to promote the e-book, "The Place to Stand," in which the word "soverindi" originated. A second e-book, "A Most Sacred Right," was added. See the Ebook Menu on the right to download them or read them online. Both books celebrate the sovereign individual and deal with the difficulties facing sovereign individuals in today's world. The protagonists act, in the face of overwhelming odds, to live as free and sovereign individuals. They develop numerous strategies to accomplish their ends. This site is being revised to expand on those strategies and the motivation of the characters, with the hope that it might aid in improving the odds for all those who would be sovereign individuals.
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The Place to Stand
 What Archimedes said of the mechanical powers may be applied to reason and liberty: "Had we," he said, " a place to stand upon, we might raise the world." -- Thomas Paine
"The Place to Stand" is an epic E-Book based on that concept.
 America's founding fathers seized the lever of freedom. This handful of men gave the rest of Mankind a brief glimpse of freedom. They raised the world, if only for a golden moment. Freedom's well-meaning defenders were outwitted and outperformed by their enemies. Was that one valiant attempt mankind's last effort? There are no new worlds left.
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A Most Sacred Right
A Most Sacred Right - about a concept whose time has come.
A diverse group of patriots come to the conclusion that the deteriorating situation in America hasn't a prayer of improving, because the majority of the people are unaware, don't care, or are too lethargic to act. Unwilling to have their lives at the mercy of such people, they are determined to find a viable solution. Realizing they can't beat the system, they will leave the system.
Question: What do an ambitious young man, whose "mother" found him, as a newborn, in a pile of trash; an environmental activist and her parents; a political writer; an ex-CIA deep-cover operative; a professor of economics and one of psychology; a constitutional scholar; an FBI agent; a librarian; and two movie stars have in common?
Answer: A common fear; a common enemy; a common desperation; a common goal; and common plan to achieve the uncommon. They see their rights disappearing into nothingness; their privacy a thing of the past; their every move observed and recorded; and hundreds of thousands of human lives callously extinguished and millions more destroyed, all in their name. They see young people, who might be the hope of the future, sent instead to die for the benefit of a few rich and powerful elite. They see those who purport to love their fellow man, but are the first to want to kill him. They see those who surely love their children, but send them to a senseless death in a conflict contrived for the benefit of parties unknown to them. This is unacceptable to them. They want out.
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