The Liberty Lamp: Libertarian News & Editorials

Blogger.com, owned by Google, recently upgraded its blog publication service. This means that the Liberty Lamp blog now has some useful new features that make it easier to browse and search for topics. At the bottom of recent posts, you'll see a series of topic links. Clicking one of them will take you to a new page displaying all posts that relate to that keyword. Sexy, isn't it? Perhaps not, but it should make browsing this site easier and more productive.

In other news, the Free State Project has been cranking out the successful events! NH Liberty Forum was a smashing success, and I hear Ron Paul and John Stossel were amazing, as was the friendly company. The next major event of the year will be The Porcupine Freedom Festival ("PorcFest"). This yearly event in New Hampshire is THE place to meet pro liberty people, become more familiar with the state, and participate in all kinds of cool events! I'll be going there with some buddies of mine. You should too! It'll be a blast.

Labels: events, Free State Project, NH Liberty Forum, PorcFest

The Free State Project's First 1,000 Pledge has met and exceeded its goal! As of right now, 1,027 Porcupines have pledged to move to the "Free State" of New Hampshire, USA, by 12/31/2008, exactly two years from today, in fact! A couple of us at the Libertarian Action Network will be there, and others will follow in the following months and years (mostly old people who don't want to give up their cushy lifestyles). If you've yet to sign on as a First 1000 Pledger, or as a regular "5 years after 20,000" member, please do! Its counterculture- but with fewer hippies and no socialism! ;)

Labels: activism, F1k, Free State Project

Privacy and asset protection are two very important issues for both political activists and the everyday American in this modern age of illegal government spying and frivolous lawsuits. To regain your privacy and peace of mind, it is important to not only become informed about the issues, but also to have the right tools to safeguard your personal info and property. Fortunately, both can now be done much more easily and cheaply than you might expect.

I have been working with fellow Free State Project members to create a privacy/asset protection guide of just this sort geared specifically to participants in the New Hampshire freedom movement. Though designed with the new NH mover and activist in mind, the tips included in this guide are universal, and can apply to the high net worth businessperson and middle-class wage earner as well. The document is still under development, though it is quite strong at eleven pages so far. Please feel free to check it out and provide feedback. Let your friends know as well!

The piece is entitled "A Culture of Liberty & Privacy", and is in PDF format. Future updates will be posted, but the URL will remain the same. Please add this blog's RSS feed to your reader or bookmark this page and check back for periodic updates.

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Labels: activism, asset protection, Free State Project, privacy