Topic: Free State Project

Various projects around the world are attempting to establish voluntarist societies, including Prospera in Honduras, which negotiated a degree of sovereignty. Other mentions include the Free State Project in New Hampshire and Montelibro in Montenegro. These "network cities" aim to provide real freedom and self-governance, allowing individuals to opt out of traditional state structures and socialism.

John Bush shares his personal experience moving to a 10-acre homestead after living in a 399-square-foot tiny home to save money. He advocates for the "Exit & Build" strategy, which involves moving to rural areas to establish political autonomy and self-governance. He mentions regional hubs for this movement, including Central Texas, Morelia in Mexico, and the Free State Project in New Hampshire.

Etienne de la Boetie Squared discusses the Free State Project, an initiative started in 2003 to concentrate 20,000 liberty-minded people in New Hampshire. He explains the history of the movement, the "early movers" who have already relocated, and the success in electing over 45 members to the state legislature. The project aims to roll back government control through social networks and events like the Porcupine Freedom Festival.