Free State Project (Liberty in our lifetime) is possible!

I'm not sure how many people know about the Free State Project, but I think it's about time to bring it up, right about now. Here is an excerpt from their site.

"Are you frustrated at the loss of freedom and responsibility in America, while the growth of government and taxes continues unabated? Do you want to live in strong communities where your rights are respected, and people exercise responsibility for themselves and in their dealings with each other?"

"If you answered "yes" to those questions, then the Free State Project has a solution for you."

If this interest you then please head to their site and check it out. We need to start taking action and doing something to get our liberty's back, and I believe that getting together, strength in numbers does matter, and changing things locally will at least change things in our immediate lives.

http://freestateproject.org/

"I am a friend of the Free State Project. Absolutely! Check it out, find out, and if you like it, join, and continue the effort." -Ron Paul

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CI9ZjjEtH4g

Update: 101 Reasons to Move to New Hampshire

1 New Hampshire has no general sales tax. NH Department of Revenue Administration
2 New Hampshire has no general personal income tax. Dividends and interest are taxed at only 5%. Bankrate
3 New Hampshire state law prohibits the use of eminent domain for private use or private development. USA Today
4 New Hampshire offers some of the least restrictive gun laws in the nation: no permit is required to open carry and a concealed carry permit is available on a shall issue basis. Pro-Gun New Hampshire
5 New Hampshire is the only state that does not have a mandatory seatbelt law for adults. Insurance Institute for Highway Safety
6 New Hampshire is one of only four states that places no helmet restrictions on motorcyclists. Helmet Law Defense League
7 New Hampshire is the only state that does not mandate automobile insurance (though 89% of NH drivers have it). CarInsurance.com
8 New Hampshire has no capital gains tax. Area Development Online
9 New Hampshire legislators are only paid a salary of $100 per year, helping ensure the existence of a citizen legislature committed to public service, unlike every other state. National Conference of State Legislatures
10 New Hampshire has one of the smallest state bureaucracies. The Cato Institute
11 New Hampshire's constitution is one of only four state constitutions that expressly protect citizens’ right to revolution (Section 1, Article 10). State of New Hampshire
12 New Hampshire offers the best representation of any state in the nation with a 400-member House of Representatives for a population of 1.3 million people. Wikipedia - Government of New Hampshire
13 New Hampshire's unique Executive Council provides an additional check on the power of the Governor. Support of the independently elected five member council is required for state contracts over $5,000, high-level agency appointments, and pardons. Wikipedia - Executive Council of New Hampshire
14 New Hampshire has no inventory tax. Area Development Online
15 New Hampshire has no tax on machinery or equipment. Area Development Online
16 Reflecting New Hampshire’s relationship and openness to the public, the state capitol building has no metal detectors (and at 190 years old, is the oldest state house in continual use). The Ridley Report
17 New Hampshire is ranked 3rd for receiving the least federal spending as a percentage of federal taxes paid. The Tax Foundation
18 New Hampshire's constitution does not specifically prohibit secession. Now Public
19 New Hampshire is one of the few states that does not regulate raw milk sales. National Association of State Departments of Agriculture
20 New Hampshire is the only state with no laws restricting knife ownership, even for convicted felons. Knife Rights
21 New Hampshire officials, from town clerks to the state governor, are accessible to the public and generally have a walk-right-in office policy.

http://freestateproject.org/101Reasons