[1][2] He has written non-fiction books that offer a libertarian stance on privacy, police encounters, tax resistance and gun politics.
[1][4][5] In 2005, Royce was interviewed by Larry Pratt of Gun Owners of America on the nationally syndicated Live Fire radio show, about the Free State Wyoming project.
His 1997 Hologram of Liberty led to his conclusion that only a free state movement could possibly counter the national trend of increasing regulation.
[8][9][10] A new version was released in 2009[11] with forty added pages addressing new court cases, the Patriot Act, and the (forever) War on Terrorism, and more.
Good-Bye April 15th details Royce's views on how the IRS has tricked millions of Americans into a limited tax jurisdiction.
A new version was released in 2005 with forty added pages addressing new court cases, the Patriot Act, and the (forever) War on Terrorism, and much more.
[7] Boston's Gun Bible is Royce's 848 page exhaustive firearms almanac and philosophical treatise on becoming and remaining an armed citizen.
Boston on Surviving Y2K is a survivalist book published in 1998 about how to prepare for the then-widely expected Y2K problem and also contains general information on emergency preparedness.
[13][14][15] In 2007, Royce told The Casper Star Tribune newspaper: "...FSWers aren't moving to Wyoming to change it, but to preserve and enhance its culture of freedom-mindedness.
The Washington Post archived it as video On Senator Cornyn's Facebook page, he accurately attributed the quote to Royce.