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Liberty activists need to learn how to win people over before they'll start seeing real success in New Hampshire (and elsewhere). A critique of Free State Project civil disobedience activism and an analysis of its effect on the trial of Ademo Freeman.

Did you know that the Don’t Tread on Meme Silver Dime Card idea was international? I didn’t until I heard heard the Frenchmen, Gilles Laurant and Edouard Hesse of La Monnaie Saine interviewed on Declare Your Independence with Ernie Hancock.

Freedom Watch: Jan 9, 2012 - 2:59 -
Republican legislator Cameron DeJong explains why he moved to New Hampshire to join the Free State Project to help liberty candidates get elected.

An FBI agent with the New Hampshire Joint Terrorism Task Force is recruiting activists to inform on Free State Project members. That’s what activist Pete Eyre says in the above video, released by Cop Block yesterday.

Manchester, New Hampshire - The Free State Project is using the new online currency Bitcoin as a creative new
promotional tool – ironically giving away free money, literally, to every subscriber on its mailing list.

The Free State Project has reached 10,000 participants, half way to it's final goal of getting 20k liberty lovers to agree to move to New Hampshire in order to get active for liberty.

This is a link to the earliest mention of the Free State Project on NPR. Indeed, it was my introduction to the FSP.

Rep George Lambert of New Hampshire. Gary is the co sponsor of a bill in NH that would make most TSA pat downs a sexual offense.

This is a wonderful bill that if passed could be a blueprint for other states to ban these invasive procedures.

Rep. Lambert also spoke about the Free State Project.

We interview author Kenneth W. Royce aka "Boston T. Party" about a sister Free State Project in Wyoming. Boston explains the differences between the New Hampshire FSP and the Wyoming. We also find out what the Dirt Time event is all about.