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The Free State Project: Escape to Liberty
"If you want a Big
Brother,
you get all that comes with it."
-- Erich Fromm
(1900-1980)
Source: Escape from Freedom
you get all that comes with it."
-- Erich Fromm
(1900-1980)
Source: Escape from Freedom
I’ve written about this project off and on for over a
dozen years now and they are making progress.
As America becomes more and more restrictive and as the un-Patriot Act
and life-long political leaches chip away at our Bill of Rights, this movement
is looking better and better…here’s an update:
The FSP
is, according to its website, “an effort to recruit 20,000 liberty-loving
people to move to New Hampshire.”
Hatched in 2001, the FSP wants 20,000 libertarians to quit their jobs, sell their homes (if they own a home, that is) and relocate to the Granite State.
Hatched in 2001, the FSP wants 20,000 libertarians to quit their jobs, sell their homes (if they own a home, that is) and relocate to the Granite State.
Let’s
take a look at why this project shows promise.
First and foremost, the FSP makes a pretty convincing case for moving to the state. We can’t imagine anyone would think, on paper at least, that New Hampshire would be a bad place to live. Libertarian or not.
Just take a look at FSP’s video called 101 Reasons to Move to New Hampshire.
Here are just the first six…
First and foremost, the FSP makes a pretty convincing case for moving to the state. We can’t imagine anyone would think, on paper at least, that New Hampshire would be a bad place to live. Libertarian or not.
Just take a look at FSP’s video called 101 Reasons to Move to New Hampshire.
Here are just the first six…
- No sales
tax
- No income tax
- No capital gains tax
- No inventory tax
- No machinery tax
- No eminent domain
Bottom
line, New Hampshire, year after year, has been ranked #1 in the country for
quality of life and livability.
Here are
three Quality of Life stats that stand out to us.
ONE: “New Hampshire residents,” the FSP
website reads, “rank #1 in knowledge of fundamental economics and financial
concepts.”
In a FINRA Investor Education Foundation Financial Capability Survey, conducted nationwide, the Granite State scored first in the nation in areas of financial knowledge and decision making -- AKA “financial literacy.”
Imagine that…
A state filled with people who understand economics not just theoretically, but how it applies to everyday life. That’s an interesting experiment in itself.
TWO: “New Hampshire is the 5th healthiest state in the nation.”
New Hampshirites, despite its “high prevalence for binge drinking,” according to Health.com, “are more active than most Americans, enjoy a low rate of infectious diseases, and have a low infant mortality rate.”
In a FINRA Investor Education Foundation Financial Capability Survey, conducted nationwide, the Granite State scored first in the nation in areas of financial knowledge and decision making -- AKA “financial literacy.”
Imagine that…
A state filled with people who understand economics not just theoretically, but how it applies to everyday life. That’s an interesting experiment in itself.
TWO: “New Hampshire is the 5th healthiest state in the nation.”
New Hampshirites, despite its “high prevalence for binge drinking,” according to Health.com, “are more active than most Americans, enjoy a low rate of infectious diseases, and have a low infant mortality rate.”
THREE:
Moreover, the FSP
website reads, “With the lowest homicide rate in the country, New Hampshire
consistently ranks as the safest state.
Not one
of the safest… the safest.
It also boasts the largest homeschooling networks… strong self-defense laws… the highest number of Bitcoin transactions in the U.S. per capita (meaning, an openness to dollar alternatives)… the highest median income… and the lowest poverty rate in the U.S.
It also boasts the largest homeschooling networks… strong self-defense laws… the highest number of Bitcoin transactions in the U.S. per capita (meaning, an openness to dollar alternatives)… the highest median income… and the lowest poverty rate in the U.S.
From the
looks of it, as mentioned, the FSP is working.
Upon writing, 18,643 Americans have pledged to move to the state within the next five years -- amounting to 93% of their goal of 20,000.
Upon writing, 18,643 Americans have pledged to move to the state within the next five years -- amounting to 93% of their goal of 20,000.
As you know,
we’re always on the lookout for ways to live free in an unfree world.
If you don’t like the idea of leaving the country in search of those greener pastures, New Hampshire could be a great option within the borders
If you don’t like the idea of leaving the country in search of those greener pastures, New Hampshire could be a great option within the borders
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SIDEBAR:
The Royal Bank of Scotland recently told its clients that 2016 is going to be a “cataclysmic year” and that they should “sell everything”
According to RBS, the logical thing to do is to “sell everything” excerpt for high quality bonds…
“Sell
everything except high quality bonds,” warned Andrew Roberts in a note this week.
He said the
bank’s red flags for 2016 — falling oil, volatility in China, shrinking world
trade, rising debt, weak corporate loans and deflation — had all been seen in
just the first week of trading.
“We think
investors should be afraid,” he said.
And of
course RBS is not the only big bank issuing these kinds of ominous warnings.
The biggest
bank in America, J.P. Morgan Chase, is “urging investors to
sell stocks on any bounce”…
J.P. Morgan
Chase has turned its back on the stock market: For the first time in seven
years, the investment bank is urging
investors to sell stocks on any bounce.
“Our view is
that the risk-reward for equities has worsened materially. In contrast to the
past seven years, when we advocated using the dips as buying opportunities, we
believe the regime has transitioned to one of selling any rally,” Mislav
Matejka, an equity strategist at J.P. Morgan, said in a report.
Aside from
technical indicators, expectations of anemic corporate earnings combined with
the downward trajectory in U.S. manufacturing activity and a continued weakness
in commodities are raising red flags.
Major banks
have not talked like this since the great financial crisis of 2008/2009
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1 comment:
Happy New Year Poor Man-I recall reading about this and glad to see they are making progress...good luck to you in your endeavors in the coming year despite all the obstacles placed in front of American citizens.
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