Where should I go?

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It's fun, quick, easy..answer these questions honestly and it will give you a great top 10 list that you can then research more thoroughly:
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Try central Pennsylvania. It's beautiful, pretty isolated. lots of fresh water mountain springs, great trout fishing, elk and deer hunting. And many of those counties gave Dr. Paul 20% in their primary. Also I believe the most gun owners in the country.

the Daily Paul For Sale Thread. A lot of nice homes on it. Also, if you are from New York and have family there. Consider moving to southern tier New York we have been through there a few times and I think it is stunning. If you stay in the state but just a different area it may not be such a huge adjustment for you. Plus, you can go back to New York for visits. Just my two cents.

If you had your own dwelling off the grid and stored a ton of food. If not, the mountains would be a dangerous spot to live, due to famine and winter storms.

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$2,000.00 an acre here in North Central Pennsylvania. No auto theft and almost everyone I know supports the Second Amendment. We have mountains that get to around 2,200 feet above sea level. Baseline elevation is around 1600 feet. Get your mountain top view, set up your wind mill and photovoltaic panels. It would be great to have you as a neighbor! BTW my entire county has a population of 30,000 individuals so we'll add you to our Campaign For Liberty Meetup Group and establish our republican voting block.

The upper River Valley along the NH/Vermont border.

Great farming communities, clean air and water, 'hickish' without being 'backwards,' you can spread out without being completely isolated, close to Canada (just in case), and you got the White Mountains to protect you from any huge Coastal tidal waves!

I lived on Long Island for two VERY long years. I think three neighbors, all living in a row, getting inground swimming pools AND fences, all in the same year, put me over the top.

Good luck, I feel for you --- but go with your GUT INSTINCTS. We did. We actually drove by NYC, smoke and clouds where the twin towers used to be, on our moving day.

the Free State Project. About 1 person is moving to NH every day because of it.

tidbit: State legislators are elected for 2 years and are paid $200.

tidbit: No income tax.

tidbit: No sales tax.

tidbit: NH is often refered to as "recession proof"

tidbit: most polite drivers in the USA

anecdote: I needed some quarters for the parking meter the other day and so I asked the first person that came along, a middle-aged lady, if she had 4 quarters for a buck. She scoured her pocketbook, smiling and chatting the whole time, and handed me 3 quarters...and absolutely refused my dollar!

Smaller communities -- check.
Reliable natural water sources -- check.
Farming -- check.
Hunting -- check (the main problem here is not running over the deer and pheasants with your car!).
Fiscal problems or welfare -- well, good luck finding anywhere without these.

My mom was looking through the ads in our local paper last night. There were houses with one or two acres of land going for less than $70,000.

Our crime rate is a joke.
Schools are good. (Not as good as home schooling, though.)
Our little town even has a Wal-Mart.

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"There can be only one permanent revolution - a moral one: The regeneration of the inner man."
—Tolstoy

I could not imagine being trapped there, with a food riot going on...

Texas is the place to be. Central Texas. Lots of armed, informed rednecks here too.

Idaho has the most Ron Paul supporters per capita. 24% voted for him in the primaries the highest of any state. It probably has the best climate between Montana Wyoming and itself.

While they have some nice areas I'd stay away from Washington Oregon and Utah since they are run by Socialist and fascist from their big cities mostly.

Idaho is not perfect but I think it has the most pluses, Montana is close second almost a toss up IMO.

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Every normal man must be tempted at times to spit on his hands, hoist the black flag, and begin to slit throats. H. L. Mencken

Get Prepared!

the intermountain west... you can also check out holly deyos safe places books.. http://standeyo.com/index... remember to look at fallout patterns etc.. western Colorado is awesome! where I am at it is like a banana belt.. I raise black angus.. there are 2 dairies within 3 miles, there are also 2 chicken farms close by too. lots of water..
http://standeyo.com/index... here is a link for prudent places!

JZNEFF had advertised a place in kentucky I think.. that place sounded nice! I don't know how safe Kentucky is tho.

"When governments fear the people there is liberty. When the people fear the government there is tyranny."
-Thomas Jefferson

I am more concerned about the return of my money than the return on my money. --Mark Twain

I was pleasantly surprised.

in the mountains, is probably one of your better bets. Here is a good place to start.
http://www.ruidoso.net/

"Americans need to take a Democrap and wipe it's Republican from the history books of this once great Nation"
-Concerned Citizen

Get out of the city, find a rural area like most of these posts say. "Wooded, Wet and Aggrarian", like someone stated below seems practical. But understand, as long as you're in this country, there's no place to hide and no safe haven. There's obviously better areas than others when it comes to finding like-minded people, smaller aggrarian populations, fresh water sources, annual rainfall, feet above sea level, etc. etc. But no matter where any of you go, every single one of us is going to reap the whirl wind if economic disaster and/or a false flag terror attack does take place. This obviously shouldn't excuse you from doing nothing. Definitely get as prepared as possible and find a good plot of land if you have the resources to do it. All I'm trying to say is we're all in it together...

Buckle up!

South Dakota and Utah have the best economies at this time. Utah has high taxes though. Wyoming has plenty of natural resources.

I would stay out of New Mexico, Arizona and Colorado. Arizona, too much desert, too expensive and unsustainable.

I personally would go to Wyoming, Utah or Montana or even Idaho.

You do have to make sure you can earn a living here though. Utah would be the best option for someone from New York, since the economy is fairly diversified.

If you are considering Wyoming I can tell what I know. I was born in Buffalo New York and moved to Wyo 42 years ago, I'll never leave here.There are a lot of jobs around Pinedale, Rock Springs, Gillette, and Casper. The weather is the worst in Pinedale, 11 months of winter and 1 month of mosquitoes. The wind blows too much around Cheyenne, Laramie, and Casper. The weather in the Big Horn Basin, where I live is nice but there are not a lot of high paying jobs, but it is an excellent place to raise kids and be self sufficient. Houses are priced reasonable too. A house in town would cost around 80,000. Not sure what the weather is like in Gillette, but it is a nice area too.

and Spokane area lots of RP supporters

http://www.votenader.org/...
http://www.flickr.com/pho...

After that, if you're thinking of relocating, look into rural, wooded, wet, and agrarian areas.

Eastern Wyoming -- Crook County is in the Black Hills, an oasis in the vast desert of the great nothing.

Kentucky -- water, woods, hunting, fishing, farming, heavily armed rednecks.

The Big Eye Land of Hawai'i -- it's like a whole 'nother planet!

The Freedom Formula: Au + Ag + Cu + Pb

going on and your wife is worried about the weather? Hmm OK

I lived in Albuquerque for a few years. It is a great little city and the best food I've had anywhere. If you go a little north the city of Rio Rancho is known as little NY because it is the home of many transplanted NY'ers. Rio Rancho I believe is now the 3rd biggest city in NM after Santa Fe and Albuquerque. You'll get a little snow there because it's in the high desert but it usually melts by noon.

http://www.dailypaul.com/...

I'm a former NY'er and moved here and bought a house. Since then the housing prices have been absolutely killed. You can get a house for a steal here as long as you can find a job that will weather this storm. Rent seems to be approaching cable tv prices. I live in a small and very nice looking community with several lakes and farms nearby. There is no vehicle inspections, no state tax, the motor vehicles offices are privately owned and I've never spent more than 15 minutes there. You'll never de-ice your car again and fishing is plentiful on the gulf (30 mins away). My area even has NY style pizza and chinese food although it needs work. It's not perfect but it is pretty good and there are alot of other Ny'ers here even some small skyscrapers.

"It is the responsibility of the patriot to protect his country from its government."

— Thomas Paine

Dear G&G,

Why not in the middle of nowhere. I know of a beautiful home for rent/sale where it has a small community/town surrounded by country and forested hills with plenty of hunting possible. This is right next to a bay, on the Washington coast. (There is a lot of fishing) Plus, it is reasonable and relatively safe.

betty

Were all pretty supportive of Ron Paul's candidacy---so you would find people of like mind politically. There was a "For Sale' thread awhile back that had good information on areas to relocate. If I find the link, I will edit this. Link Here:http://www.dailypaul.com/node/70747

Specifically the austin, or corpus christi area?

http://killfiat.blogspot....