Mark Edge: Activism in the Free State
08. Aug, 2009 
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Mark Edge, co-host of the syndicated radio show Free Talk Live, joins us to talk about the Free State Project in New Hampshire as decentralization in practice, moving towards smaller government on a state level, spreading liberty around the country by example, the insanity of violent response to activists by the federal government, the people of New Hampshire as having a streak of individualism and resistance to government encroachments, the state legislature in New Hampshire, liberty-loving lobbyists, the New Hampshire Liberty Alliance, Free Talk Live’s growing syndication, and more.
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I live in Ohio, and I know there’s people working for a free state here too. But this free state new hampshire effort really seems to be well underway. Excited to hear more!
We Virginians are definitely with you in NH!
The federal government IS willing to ‘roll tanks in,’ (Waco, Ruby Ridge, etc.) don’t kid yourselves. But whatever. I’ve always thought the Free State project was/is a good idea.
P.S. I have a “compound” in which I have several guns (an ‘arsenal’ by federal standards, I’m sure). Anyway, good interview.
You might be right, Terry. I just think in this climate when the house of cards is ready to fall already – they can’t risk such a move. But, they sure do have a history of violence against the people. Mark made a great point on that, though….if they’re going to do it, it’s pretty “useful” information, too. Would sure show people what a bunch of thugs the feds are – if they didn’t just attack a bunch of “crazies” but an entire state…
Tanks roll only if the public allows it. this comes in two ways, either the Bullshit meter is fed, and the media spoon feeds it to the public to accept it, Or Silent consent is given.. By staying silent you essentially give the green light. More often then not It’s the silent consent that dooms anyone willing to make a stand.. of coarse, this is how sheep are bred.
You Rock michael!, you sound good on radio.
It seems to me that more and more people are sick and tired of silent consent. Which is a good sign! And thank you for the compliment, Larry, it’s definitely appreciated! Just glad to be able to keep plugging away.
Good job Michael
Great stuff folks! I must say, moving from TN to NH as part of the FSP was one of the best things I ever did. I feel a lot more free in NH.
Live Free or Die!
Keith, thanks for the perspective. In the last few years of listening to Ian and Mark on Free Talk Live, I’ve often heard people calling in and saying how excited they are to be in NH…..I don’t believe I’ve ever heard someone call to say they regret making that big decision.