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“Live Free or Die” — Start your Journey with the Free State Project
The fight for liberty began right here in New Hampshire and it’s alive and thriving today. We are Free Staters — thousands of liberty lovers who’ve made the move to the Granite State to live free and build a society rooted in voluntary cooperation, innovation, and self-reliance. From politics to entrepreneurship, from homeschooling to homesteading, we’re creating real freedom in our lifetime. The torch of liberty still burns here — and we’re keeping it lit for those ready to take a stand. If you believe in life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness, it’s time to come home. Join us in the Free State and help build the future of freedom.
Your journey begins at FSP.org
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Blocked, so I can’t reply to Matt directly, but the problem here is twofold. First, they use recent state housing legislation to measure freedom. But states with the biggest problems have done the most to pass laws. Second, they use minimum lot sizes without adjusting for existing density - of course minimum lot sizes are smaller where pre-zoning density is higher. On this, they don’t say what they do for states where the National Zoning Atlas does not have data. 🤷♂️
Due to overwhelming suspicion, we’re releasing the next five points of the Free State Agenda.
Yes, the conspiracy goes all the way to the library book sale.
Our neighbors have been warned. Their sidewalks may be shoveled without further notice.
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Grateful for the board’s confidence and ready to get to work. The mission is clear: more liberty-lovers moving to New Hampshire
Pedro Serra elected FSP Board Chair. Dan McGuire returns to the Board. New Core Team leaders step forward.
Join us in welcoming them—and thanking outgoing Chair Séamas O’Scalaidhe for his years of service.
fsp.org/news/new-leadership-…
ALT New Leaders: Building the Free State. Portraits of Pedro Serra, Dan McGuire, Jane Bennett, Franklin Einspruch, and Mahgdalen Rose.
Breakfast Didn't Get Twice as Good | The Independents xitter.cf/i/broadcasts/1pKkOXlWm…
Pedro Serra elected FSP Board Chair. Dan McGuire returns to the Board. New Core Team leaders step forward.
Join us in welcoming them—and thanking outgoing Chair Séamas O’Scalaidhe for his years of service.
fsp.org/news/new-leadership-…
ALT New Leaders: Building the Free State. Portraits of Pedro Serra, Dan McGuire, Jane Bennett, Franklin Einspruch, and Mahgdalen Rose.
Taxes don’t have to last forever.
On Jan. 1, 2025, New Hampshire eliminated its last state tax on personal income by repealing the Interest & Dividends Tax.
Keep more. Build more. Live free.
fsp.org/history/liberty-wins…
Spooky movies. Liberty-loving company. 🎃🍿
The Pine Retro Movie Club in Lancaster:
Oct. 24, 4 p.m.: Tucker and Dale vs. Evil — dinner and a movie.
Oct. 29: House on Haunted Hill — doors 5:30 p.m., movie 6 p.m.
📍 70 Main St., 2nd Floor, Lancaster, NH
Free for members and guests. First visit? Contact [email protected] to arrange access to this private club.
the-pine.org/
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This childrens activity understands the concentration strategy of @FreeStateNH
Find a small but defensible position, get your warriors there, defend it.
Daily printable #2 for October 22
Bigger is not always better: when we concentrate our efforts we can achieve great things.
Mauduit du Plessis understood this 249 years ago when he reduces the size of Fort Mercer so a smaller force could effectively defend against advancing Hessians.
Porcupine Report #119: “The Peoples’ Legislature” with Rep. Dan McGuire xitter.cf/i/broadcasts/1qGoNYvOb…
The scariest thing this Halloween? Someone handing you the microphone. 🎤👻
Karaoke at the SHELL:
📅 Friday, Oct. 23 · 8 p.m.
📍 3 Front Street, Rollinsford, NH
🎃 Costumes encouraged.
Bring a friend. Pick your song. Exercise your freedom of expression.
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Living life is simple, this is what freedom looks like. Go NH! Go @FreeStateNH
New York. Rhode Island. Next stop: New Hampshire?
Meet FSP’s Eric Brakey and connect with Free Staters this weekend:
Oct. 24: Mount Kisco, NY
Oct. 25: Warwick, RI
NY dinner/breakout packages are sold out; other options remain.
Details:
lpny.org/2026-lpny-conventio…
lpri.us/
There have been a lot of accusations flying around about a super-secret, so-called “Free State Agenda.”
In the interest of transparency, we’re releasing it to the public.
Please bring a dish to share.
Protecting Your Privacy in the Digital Era with Naomi Brockwell xitter.cf/i/broadcasts/1qxoNYvNB…
Trade is not a crime.
Peaceful, voluntary exchange builds prosperity.
Buying, selling, and earning a living should not require government permission.
Help us advance economic liberty in New Hampshire:
fsp.org/move
Freedom looks good in fall colors. 🍂🥾
Saturday’s Granite Freedom Trek: Mount Willard, White Mountain views, and a day with Free Staters and visitors.
Come for the freedom. Meet the people. Find your place.
What’s your favorite New Hampshire hike?
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Did you know New Hampshire has liberty clubhouses?
Community-run spaces with events happening all the time, including comedy nights like this one in our Seacoast clubhouse.
Visit us in @FreeStateNH and check them out!
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Liberty gets people to New Hampshire. Community is what makes them stay.
This is the part people can’t understand until they experience it.
SEASTEADING with President of The Seasteading Institute and Author, Joe Quirk on The Mark Edge Show xitter.cf/i/broadcasts/1RJjpbPQm…
