The 2022 trucker convoy showed many Canadians had reached their limits. The COVID-19 regime was the last straw after rising living costs, indebtedness, and taxes amid vanishing opportunities and civil liberties.
The convoy’s participants encountered not compromise but persecution. They realized the federal political class were antagonistic and wondered what to do next.
Financial Sovereignty for Canadians assists those looking to take direct action and circumvent illiberalism. Fergus Hodgson and Paz Gómez detail Canada’s economic trajectory, explain how to protect your independence, and offer escapes from the status quo. Readers will learn practical strategies, including:
how and where to start your own business;
wealth protection with precious metals;
the swiftest path into the United States;
expatriation options in the Americas;
censorship-resistant cryptocurrencies;
proven ways to conceal transactions.
Canada has a meritorious classical-liberal legacy. This book is a gateway to reclaiming your sovereignty—being a driver and not a passenger—and opening your mind beyond partisanship and political correctness.
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Table of Contents
Introduction: The Ottawa Leviathan versus Your Sovereignty
Challenges
Fergus Hodgson, CAIA
MBA, Finance, Rice University, Texas
BA, Economics, Boston University, Massachusetts
BA, Political Science, University of Waikato, New Zealand
Fergus Hodgson is the founder of Econ Americas LLC, an economic and financial consultancy devoted to alternative investments, stakeholder management, and jurisdictional arbitrage. He is also publisher of the Impunity Observer, a geopolitical intelligence service focused on the rule of law and economic development at the nexus of Anglo and Latin America.
He was born in Hamilton, New Zealand, to a Kiwi father and an Irish-Canadian mother from Calgary, Alberta. Hodgson grew up on a sheep and cattle farm and moved to the United States on a rowing scholarship to study economics at Boston University.
He is a Chartered Alternative Investment Analyst and has passed the NASAA Series 65 investment adviser exam. His articles have been published with think tanks such as the Fraser Institute and the Frontier Centre for Public Policy, academic journals such as Econ Journal Watch, and popular media outlets such as Fox News and the Epoch Times.
He is a triple citizen who resides in Fort Collins, Colorado, and has been an expat in seven countries. He speaks Spanish and holds a professional certificate in Cuban history from the University of Miami. Given pride in his Anglo-Celtic heritage, he travels frequently to the British Isles.
He has run more than a dozen marathons and is a Lydiard Foundation Level II endurance coach.
Paz Gómez
MS, Blockchain & Digital Currency, University of Nicosia, Cyprus
BA, International Relations & Political Science, San Francisco University of Quito, Ecuador
Paz Gómez is an Econ Americas associate consultant and a widely published public-policy commentator based in Quito, Ecuador. She teaches blockchain and its applications at the Mexican Autonomous Institute of Technology.
A longtime freedom advocate, she is a cofounder of the Libre Razón classical-liberal think tank and the Ecuadorian chapter of the Ladies of Liberty Alliance (LOLA).
She is an amateur swimmer and the mother of a 10-year-old girl.
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