Post: #26

(06-08-2012 09:08 AM)el mechanico Wrote:  

(06-08-2012 01:58 AM)Big Nilla Wrote:  Moving to Panama in 2013. Build a baseball field(s) and training center. Train the hell out of my 2 sons for baseball and MMA. If possible, create a second training location in Las Terrenas, DR. Get 1-2 tall east European women to breed me 4 more genetically superior athletes... wash, rinse, repeat the training with them. Live vicariously through my kids since I wasted my athletic abilities.

Wish I could throw football into the training mix, but not going to allow my kids to grow up in the USA. I work on the internet so I'm free to train them throughout the day. Will homeschool them and have a private tutor to free up more time for them to train to give them even more of an advantage in sports over other kids.

My older son just turned 5 last week and is already reading at a 2nd grade level because of homeschooling. Will put him on robinsoncurriculum.com after he gets done with his funnix.com reading and math programs. What's great about these programs is they don't require much teaching, just some guidance.

When my 5-year old was 4 he could already do 6 pullups in a set... and has done 35 pullups in a day. Also have had him bear crawl up to 400 yards in a day for a chocolate protein bar. Have him hopping on 1 foot across the living room back and forth for balance. Slams a 4 pound medicine ball into the ground. Just started to train him for speed and leg drive by having him push a cooler with my 25 pound medicine ball in it (my redneck version of a prowler).

Working the plan. To show how great I am, I'm going to make my kids great. Not many pro-active dads out there, so good luck to you.

That's awesome. You may want to take a second look at the Dominican girls. They're the ones the ball players come out of. After reading that I think I'm going to do some raw-doggin down there my next trip in a week or so. Did you play baseball? How far did you get?

Sarcasm font? Otherwise, wtf I thought that was a huge joke. :/ I really need to take a deeper dive into the red pill

Post: #27

(06-08-2012 09:08 AM)el mechanico Wrote:  

(06-08-2012 01:58 AM)Big Nilla Wrote:  

That's awesome. You may want to take a second look at the Dominican girls. They're the ones the ball players come out of. After reading that I think I'm going to do some raw-doggin down there my next trip in a week or so. Did you play baseball? How far did you get?

I like big asses... been to Punta Cana once. After I get settled out of the USA next year I plan to visit the DR a lot. Not sure about kids with a Dominican woman, but they'll be getting my big vanilla baseball bat. My kids will get their baseball genetics from me. What's great about the DR is their passion for baseball and the baseball culture. I don't think their baseball genetics are anything special. Just a lot of focused training. I just want my kids to develop that passion they have.

I'm going the sovereignman route with women. Get women from one country and bring them to another. Gives me more control. Don't want kids with a woman and have her on her home turf.

I was great at baseball... on varsity my freshman year and had something like a .460 average. Then got bad eyesight before sophomore season and my coach said I had to get glasses. Screw that. So I quit baseball and played football. If only that coach said I needed to get contacts and not glasses! Senior year I finally got contacts and played in summer league after graduating and hit around .555. Pissed me off seeing guys that I was better than in hs getting scholarships... i was still better than them in the summer league without playing baseball the past few years. Wasted my talent.

Post: #28

(06-08-2012 09:19 AM)WestCoast Wrote:  

(06-08-2012 09:08 AM)el mechanico Wrote:  

(06-08-2012 01:58 AM)Big Nilla Wrote:  

Sarcasm font? Otherwise, wtf I thought that was a huge joke. :/ I really need to take a deeper dive into the red pill

You wanted to know about how to have kids without giving up a lot of money... in about a year I'll get divorced. I'll be an object lesson on that. Plus I plan to have more kids with other women, but won't let them financially rape me. Stay tuned.

Post: #29

(06-08-2012 04:42 PM)Big Nilla Wrote:  I'm going the sovereignman route with women. Get women from one country and bring them to another. Gives me more control. Don't want kids with a woman and have her on her home turf.

Just make sure you have your legalities straight. You don't want her taking your kid back to her country for "vacation". She might end up staying there for good.

There was one Brazilian woman in NJ that did that and died while she was in Brazil. Poor guy probably spent millions on an international lawyer to get his kid back from the relatives.

http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-504083_162-5...04083.html

Post: #30

(06-08-2012 04:47 PM)Parlay44 Wrote:  

(06-08-2012 04:42 PM)Big Nilla Wrote:  

Just make sure you have your legalities straight. You don't want her taking your kid back to her country for "vacation". She might end up staying there for good.

There was one Brazilian woman in NJ that did that and died while she was in Brazil. Poor guy probably spent millions on an international lawyer to get his kid back from the relatives.

http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-504083_162-5...04083.html

Yeah, I hear you on that. My wife is from Colombia. Who knows how my plan turns out, but my plan after the divorce with her is to let her live rent-free in a townhouse on my property, free food and medical, give her a new car, and pay her $1,000 a month to do nothing until our youngest son turns 15-18. Might sound like I'm giving up a lot, but it won't be much for me. If her or other future women play games with kids, they get cut off. Future women having kids with me will know it's more like a business arrangement... so eastern European women should work out fine.

I'll do my banking in Singapore and keep assets out of the country I live in... and the house/land will be owned by a corporation or trust... or whatever. Will have guys who know what they're doing set that stuff up.

Before all that, I first need to become a non-American. That's the key that opens up everything for me.

Post: #31

(06-08-2012 05:25 PM)Big Nilla Wrote:  

(06-08-2012 04:47 PM)Parlay44 Wrote:  

(06-08-2012 04:42 PM)Big Nilla Wrote:  

Just make sure you have your legalities straight. You don't want her taking your kid back to her country for "vacation". She might end up staying there for good.

There was one Brazilian woman in NJ that did that and died while she was in Brazil. Poor guy probably spent millions on an international lawyer to get his kid back from the relatives.

http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-504083_162-5...04083.html

Yeah, I hear you on that. My wife is from Colombia. Who knows how my plan turns out, but my plan after the divorce with her is to let her live rent-free in a townhouse on my property, free food and medical, give her a new car, and pay her $1,000 a month to do nothing until our youngest son turns 15-18. Might sound like I'm giving up a lot, but it won't be much for me. If her or other future women play games with kids, they get cut off. Future women having kids with me will know it's more like a business arrangement... so eastern European women should work out fine.

I'll do my banking in Singapore and keep assets out of the country I live in... and the house/land will be owned by a corporation or trust... or whatever. Will have guys who know what they're doing set that stuff up.

Before all that, I first need to become a non-American. That's the key that opens up everything for me.

That Brazil case got a lot of publicity. In fact, NBC News recently did a follow-up with the kid and dad. However, Japan is even worse. There are THOUSANDS of outstanding international custody cases pending against Japanese nationals. Japan does not recognize what we know as joint custody, even between their own citizens. ONE parent gets the kids, and that parent gets to decide how much, or IF the non-custodial parent has contact with the children at all. When one of their nationals returns with children, they have custody - period. There is virtually no recourse for you to get your kids back, or have contact with them if the mother doesn't consent to it. Not coincidentally, the Hague Convention addressed the issue of child abduction (which is what the Brazilian bitch did), and low and behold, Japan refused to sign it. They only recently, after pressure, have begun to acknowledge the convention. Brazil has also shown frequent non-compliance with the convention, as has Chile, Honduras, Greece and Mexico. So yeah...you have to do your homework if your chick is a foreign national. A recent case with Japan was an American working in Japan. He met a Japanese woman, married her there and had two children. His company transferred him back to the states, and he brought his family. They split, so she hopped on a plane back to Japan with the kids. After failing in attempts to contact her, he came to Japan basically to take his kids back. He was arrested, admitting that he knew the law, and that HE could be charged with kidnapping. His lawyer was able to get him out (his lawyer was an expert on international Japanese custody issues, because HIS ex did the very same thing. He never saw or spoke to his kids again), but I don't know if there was a resolution to the case, or if he's ever seen or spoken to his kids.