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Pledge “First1000”

"I will move to New Hampshire by 12/31/2008 where I will work to bring about a society in which government’s maximum role is protecting life, liberty, and property but only if 999 other liberty minded individuals will do the same."

— Ian Bernard, Free State Project participant

Deadline to sign up by: 31st December 2006
1,029 people signed up (30 over target)

Country: United States

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I am a participant in the Free State Project, www.freestateproject.org, which has the goal of getting 20,000 people to agree to move to New Hampshire where they will work to bring about a society in which government’s maximum role is protecting life, liberty, and property. However, I don’t want to wait for 20,000 to agree to move before relocating. I want to move now. I am calling on liberty lovers everywhere to move with me, to be a pioneer for freedom, to be a beacon of liberty in the Free State. Together we can bring about a state with increased liberties and reduced government. Join me!

All current FSP participants are urged to pledge to an early move. And those who have already moved (since 10/1/03) are also eligible for inclusion. For non-participants, signing the FSP’s SOI is not required, though we encourage it should you desire to do so. Of greater import, is creating the Free State we know *can* exist by gathering together and being activists for freedom.

New Hampshire was already one of the top states closest to the goal of liberty at the time of the state vote in 2003. At that time the participants chose New Hampshire among all of the ten candidate states to be the center of freedom in the United States. The state motto “Live Free or Die” personifies Granite State residents, who have an innate distrust of government and a lack of tolerance for it stepping out of bounds. The governorship is the weakest of all states due to constitutionally mandated checks and balances. The House of Representatives has 400 members which for this small state allows for perhaps the best representation in the country. State reps are motivated by a desire to serve the people as evidenced by the fact that their compensation is $100 year! Not professional politicians but rather concerned citizens are serving! For more information on New Hampshire visit the FSP NH Info webpages.

Already, early movers are having an impact towards a free society. Several early movers have run for office and some have won! Other early movers have been appointed to offices on school, budget, and planning committees/boards. The New Hampshire Liberty Alliance (http://nhliberty.org), founded by FSP participants, produces an annual report card on our Representatives (http://nhliberty.org/2005ReportCard) as well as closely screens all new proposed legislation. Another early mover founded a scholarship fund (http://www.lsfund.org/) to help families tied to the public school system to use a private school or try homeschooling. Several instances of civil disobedience have been staged to bring to light overbearing state controls (http://www.fosters.com/apps/pbcs.dll/art...). And several public gatherings related to social security card abuse, and eminent domain have been held (http://www.nhfree.com/). A newly relocated Porcupine is now Chair of the New Hampshire Republican Liberty Caucus (http://nh.rlc.org/), another participant is the Democratic Freedom Caucus chair and several LP leaders are also FSP participants. Participants who signed up before the vote but who have always lived in New Hampshire, continue to be active in keeping the government in check!

Come join me in New Hampshire! Let's build a Free State together!

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  • Interested in having the Free State Project send a news release to your hometown news media, informing them about your signing up to be a First 1000 participant?

    If so, please email Brian Gottstein at info@CreatePositiveImpact.com or call him at 540-309-8255, and he will show you a sample news release. With your approval, he will send it to your local media.

    Thanks in advance for your consideration. This is an easy way to help the FSP, and maybe see your name in the paper!
  • Even more than the corruption, power-lust, and greed of politicians, I blame the people of the United States for the degradation of our freedoms and for the utter disregard paid to our glorious Constitution and Bill of Rights. Politicians are inherently untrustworthy, and turning our backs on them is abdicating both our right and our responsibility to govern ourselves. You wouldn't ask a venemous snake to watch the baby while you go out for the evening, would you?

    This movement is exactly what we need, and I for one am thrilled. Americans who actually care about the freedoms vouchsafed to us by the Founding Fathers and who are not willing to let a pit full of vipers watch the baby need very much to band together, stand up, and be heard in a mighty collective voice. I'll be there... will you?
  • I am so excited about this project and I have been taking every opportunity I can for the last couple of years to get as many people as I can involved. It gives me hope to see that there are others like me still left in this country.

    I hope to see you all some day soon, my liberty minded friends!
    David Starcke, 8 years ago. Abusive? Report it!
  • It's sad that we're reduced to banding together the relatively small number of freedom-loving Americans to defend our rights as human beings, but I'm excited about the prospect nonetheless.

    Live free or die!

    (I'd prefer the former!)
  • I lived there for about a year while waiting to get into the nursing program back in Arizona. I am almost done here so I will be returning in the summer of 2007 with my new husband. I can hardly wait.
    Erica and Jason Gardner, 8 years ago. Abusive? Report it!
  • oops i cant make it by '08, i dont even graduate till 09. but i will soon
    audrey, 8 years ago. Abusive? Report it!
  • It all hinges on my wife. We have already decided on NH, the time frame is flexible though. However, we are doing everything we can to be there by the end of 2008!
    Scott, 8 years ago. Abusive? Report it!
  • In April our friend told us about the Free State Project. Today my husband was offered a job in New Hampshire. He will move there in November and I will be there shortly after him. We are so proud to be part of the first 1000.
  • Hey, love this site and hope it works!

    Don't suppose you have room for a Canadian there, do you?
    Rainy, 8 years ago. Abusive? Report it!
  • I made the move in June 2005 so signing this pledge is easy!

    As I said in my "I Made the Move" story http://freestateproject.org/community/mo..., there is a level of grassroots political activism here in New Hampshire that I haven't seen since the early 1970's. Free State Project early-movers are already taking active roles in their new communities in so many different ways.

    The Free State Project early-movers are like true pioneers, laying the groundwork, clearing the fields, and planting the crops that will support the liberty-loving communities of New Hampshire's future, and I'm proud to be a member of this group!
    Patricia Evans, 8 years ago. Abusive? Report it!
  • Man I wish I could join you guys before 08 ends, but I won't be out of college by then. I've been itching to do the original pledge but I fear something may happen that will prevent me from moving to NH.
    Nate from Michigan, 8 years ago. Abusive? Report it!
  • After paying close attention to our political system and our government for about the last 20 years (and I am still pretty young) and having lived out of the United States just to see what it is like under other Western European socialist countries (for example, just check out the website for the Prime Minister of England and his initiative on 'respect'), I only wondered where the heck we freedom loving Americans could go to get away--and far away--from all these socialists. Anybody read Ayn Rand?! Who is John Galt? I actually thought that there would be many Americans ready to leave the country and give up the fight. What would the federal government do if you actually had some intestinal fortitude and told Washington that no more federal taxes are going to be sent for this socialist structure perectages like those in the Communist Manifesto? Do Americans living there really have to resolve to LIVE FREE OR DIE? I Do. Give me liberty or give me death? What happened to that? Just one man's opinion over 200 years ago? Can I be safe there without worry of the Mexican invaders? (Not that I don't like Mexican's, they are very nice people--just no idea of what liberty is). Or do I pull myself out of this society (The USA) for another country that is growing and be a beneficial citizen for that country? Someone help me and please give me a real reason to stay in the United States? I just feel your efforts for living freely will eventually be squashed by the die hard's in the federal government. Tell me where I am wrong and why it is not worth giving up the fight.

    Best regards,

    Doug McFarland
    Doug McFarland, 8 years ago. Abusive? Report it!
  • An FSP member and First 1000 Pledger, we made our move over May and June of 2006. This excerpt from another letter is probably the most informative of our happiness at making 'the move'.

    As I walked my 6 year old son down our dirt road to the bus stop, he talked about the beauty of the woods, kicking the leaves and picking up a stick to be his toy sword on the walk. This is his first New Hampshire Autumn, and I was reminded, through his eyes, of the beauty of the State we now call home.

    His mother and I grew up in New England. Career and commerce brought us to Ohio 6 weeks after our youngest son's birth. As I started my own company in 2005, gaining the geographic freedom that brought, we decided to relocate to New Hampshire. Family, friends, and 'live free or die' contributed to the choice. With some hesitation, I signed the Free State Project and First 1000 Pledge. I have never been much of a joiner.

    Residents of the state since May of 2006, we love our land, our schools and the interest our neighbors take in maintaining liberty. I hope many other independent and freedom-minded people will join us as citizens.
    Robert Dutile, 8 years ago. Abusive? Report it!
  • I've lived my entire life in the People's Republic of California. After I finish my degree in Arizona, I will be moving asap to join other freedom-loving Americans in NH.
    Anonymous User, 8 years ago. Abusive? Report it!
  • Well, I moved to New Hampshire six months ago, and I can tell you it is the best decision I ever made. I had the pleasure of managing the successful Joel Winters campaign for state representative, and now I'm involving myself in several other projects to advance the cause of liberty. Winning is a state of mind, folks! If you love freedom, the "Live Free or Die" state is the only place to be!
    Matt Simon, 8 years ago. Abusive? Report it!
  • I have been to New Hampshire and it is BEAUTIFUL. I cannot pledge to be there by 2008, but I am interested in visiting regularly. I'd be happy to hear suggestions for a vacation/getaway place. I can live, basically, in any of the environments in NH, but Boston is definitely NOT a draw for me. A hermit's cabin in the woods will be great. A little land might be nice. Hiking trails absolutely necessary. (AT a plus!). Thanks and hope to see you all soon. HOW WILL I KNOW YOU WHEN I GET THERE?
    William C. Ferry, 8 years ago. Abusive? Report it!
  • I will be 18 and not quite out of high school by 12/31/08, but as soon as I graduate, I will join the cause. As soon as my brother graduates, my father will follow me out. Keep up the good fight.

    Cooper.
    Cooper, 8 years ago. Abusive? Report it!
  • To: William C. Ferry
    Posted: Above on 12/6/06
    Re: HOW WILL I KNOW YOU WHEN I GET THERE?

    Call me at the Free State Project number, leave your return phone and we can talk about it. I look forward to it!

    Brian Sullivan
    FSP Member Services
    888 532-4604

    P.S. If anyone else has any First 1000 or FSP questions, please do the same!
    Brian Sullivan, 8 years ago. Abusive? Report it!
  • I can not, in good conscience, sign this. As much as I would like to avow to be there in 2 years, I am not confident I could make the move that soon.

    I know it is not a legally binding agreement, but giving my word is just as strong a compunction for me.

    I don't give my word if I am not certain I can follow through. It is an honor thing.

    I wish you all the best and look forward to seeing you in NH....
    GRAYWOLF, 8 years ago. Abusive? Report it!
  • Like the character 'Bubba' in Forrest Gump, I am left temporarily speechless right now, and simply wish "I had something better to say". I can only hope that this project works out, for the long term good of this country.

    Although I was one of the first to sign onto this project, I am oddly one of the last to sign the First 1000. I suppose it does not matter when you get there, so long as you make your way in due time, and so I look forward to seeing you all there.

    I was never quite sure what my role in all this will be, but over the past few years I've put some thought into it and hope I can bring as many of my ideas to fruition as possible.
    Scott Hoffman, 8 years ago. Abusive? Report it!
  • Not certain, but a definite possibility. I wasn't going to sign, but then I was told that the 'intent' was just as important. I will do what's in my power to be there.
    Jessie Martin, 8 years ago. Abusive? Report it!
  • I plan on moving around July. I can't wait.
  • I just signed the F1k for the 2nd time. It appears my name was removed from the pledge.
    Bill, 8 years ago. Abusive? Report it!
  • I tried to make a go in NH about 3 yrs ago and I may try again in the future. However I don't drive because of vision problems and the public transportation is not so great. I ended up homeless in Boston as a result. Now I'm back in DC where I originally came from.
    Is there any possibility there could be improvements in this area in the future? Obviously subway systems are expensive (there may be other options) and low taxes are why we love NH in the first place but are there any responses out there to this concern?
    Ellen Murphy, 8 years ago. Abusive? Report it!
  • To: Bill, 2 comments above who signed up, was removed, and signed up again.

    Please email me at president@freestateproject.org. I'd like to converse with you about your removal. Thanks.

    Varrin Swearingen
    President, Free State Project
  • I moved to NH 9 years ago for the exact reasons you state - citizen-run government, low taxes, low crime, FREEDOM . Does that count?
    John Stolworthy, 8 years ago. Abusive? Report it!
  • I just signed it. This year we flew out to NH from San Francisco and instantly fell in love with the place. You, if you're on the fence, look at the world around you and where it's going, and then reconsider and join us!
    Henry, 8 years ago. Abusive? Report it!
  • There are two Senators want to repael the Real ID Act of 2005, Hawaii and New Hampshire, but Bush will veto easy, if impreach both President and Vice President would be nice, but take too long. So I have no choice, I will move to New Hampshire, it does not matter how many people but it will be a lot of people going there. That is abuse , and broke the US Consititution Law. Yes Bush did and do above the law. Woe to Bush. I thank God for Free State Project.org did the job done. Yes I will move to New Hampshire in 2007.
    Robert Biggins, 8 years ago. Abusive? Report it!
  • I'm from Sweden, anyone know how to immigrate to USA without giving your life to the state in the process? US people does commonly this by signing over your life with the birth certificate?

    I don't intend to immigrate to USA just so I can end up in another communist's states possesion!
    Nicklas W Bjurman, 8 years ago. Abusive? Report it!
  • After living in NH for 18 months, I can honestly say that the quality of life here is marvelous. The Free Staters already here, as well as most of the longtime NH residents I've encountered are some of the best people you will ever meet. You won't be disappointed.

    Rather than living in cardboard, Hollywood-like virtual freedom, come to New Hampshire and help us create REAL LIBERTY and FREEDOM!

    Free people live courageously and enjoy the vapor mist which is life!
    Wayne Quin, 8 years ago. Abusive? Report it!
  • I've recently graduated highschool, but I'm going to a world renowned music college. Once I get that degree I have no problem coming over. I signed to hit the 1000 mark and unfortunately probably won't make it by the deadline but hope to get there the first chance i get. I love nhfree.com nogodsnomasters.org and FTL. I love the no force principal and hope I can hold out from government oppression till i graduate college.
    Nick Spencer, 8 years ago. Abusive? Report it!
  • Nick and other college students,

    Perhaps you should look into spending your summers in New Hampshire? There will be plenty for you to do, and there's no nicer place to spend a summer!

    Matt
    Matt Simon, 8 years ago. Abusive? Report it!
  • just like some of the other signers, i too am not from the US, but would immigrate if possible. any ideas? when i know how to, i'll move, though unfortunately not with the 1st 1000 due to other commitments.
    therebelenglander, 8 years ago. Abusive? Report it!
  • Nicklas and Therebel, yes, moving is likely a hassle, but it will be worth it being around like-minded people. NH, like most all of the first world, isn't entirely free (yet), but it really is "free-er" than most places.
    Henry, 8 years ago. Abusive? Report it!
  • All of you who have pledged here to move to NH as a part of the FSP - please also JOIN THE FSP! They are separate sign-ups. Pledging here as a part of the First 1000 does not automatically sign you up for the FSP and vice versa...

    Thank you! See you in New Hampshire.

    Brian
    https://secure.freestateproject.org/join...
  • Three signatures were recently removed, as they were duplicates of older signatures that we were alerted about by the Free State Project. Sorry if that upset anyone so close to the goal, but hope you can understand, and it looks like the pledge might meet its target as I write this, congratulations.

    Matthew, PledgeBank
  • Hell yeah!
  • Congratulations! This is a big day for the FSP!
    PeterBB, 8 years ago. Abusive? Report it!
  • FTL, FTW!

    Good luck freedom lovers! I hope to join you all some day!
  • In spite of a very busy winter here in the most liberal place in the US (Humboldt Co. CA) where I own a business I just decided to join the first 1000 AND come to Concord on Feb. 22 2007 (to the conference) to get my first sight of NH and the Free State People. I will read some NH history, geography, and current news to try and get the basics. I hope to begin a new business in NH and become active in helping achieve LIBERTY IN OUR LIFETIME.
    Stuart Cox, 8 years ago. Abusive? Report it!
  • New Hampshire shall be a beacon of liberty for the rest of our fine country to emulate for generations to come. I'll see you all soon.
  • We made it! F1K is reached! I seriously didn't think it would succeed in time, but now we have over 1,000 pledges! I will be moving sometime in late 2008 no matter what, but it's nice to have some vindication and positive success for PR purposes.
  • We are so glad the first 1000 is reached. We are thoughtfully considering the move from British Columbia, Canada. We're pretty sure it's a matter of WHEN, not IF.
  • News of the pledge making it is now on Digg. Talk about it and Digg the story if you wish, http://digg.com/politics/Free_State_Proj...
    Keith, 8 years ago. Abusive? Report it!
  • Is pledge bank going to continue to receive new "movers" who may have been sitting on the fence or have just heard about the first 1000 due to news coverage? Perhaps January 2007 could bring in another hundred or more! Are people still being incouraged to sign up?
  • January 2, 2007,
    I am among the signers of the first 1000 pledge and just got word that the goal has been met. This is a milestone for the Free State Project, and I commend those that have worked so hard in order to aquire this goal. I learned of the first 1000 at the LP National Convention in Portland this past July, but I did not sign until December when it appeared to be a lost cause. It's a long move from WA to NH, and I had to know I that I was needed before jumping on board.
    Well, I'm moving to NH soon. Going to be a "Live free or die" tycoon!
    So much for my paritiy of Frank Zappa's tune.
    See you at the next Porc Fest,
    Dan Goebel
  • I have succeeded in transferring my job to New Hampshire (my home state). My wife in I will be moving back to Manchester from Saint Petersburg Florida 2/15/07. Looks like it is time to turn in the roadster for another Jeep. ;)
  • My wife, Jennifer E. Manuse, and I have moved to southern New Hampshire. We purchased our first house in Derry, NH, on May 25, 2007. We moved in on June 9, 2007. We left behind Massachusetts and all its socialist ideals and Oklahoma, Texas and New York before that. We are happy to have fulfilled our promise as members of the First 1,000 and can't wait to see the rest of you join us who haven't yet. Hopefully we'll reach that 20,000 number and can start to turn this country around. The founders are smiling at us, and so is God.
  • I am a NH native, have lived here all of my life. I have nothing but great things to say about the state, and am equally as pleased to see that other people appreciate our quality of life as much as myself and my family do.

    I am a Realtor with the Keller Williams office in Bedford, NH. I would be happy to assist any/all of you with your move to NH. I will commit weekends to helping you find the right town(s) for you and your families. Feel free to call me at 603.305.7006 or email @ Lauren@NHHomePro.com. To browse a complete list of the properties for sale in NH, and find your next home in the Granite State...visit www.NHHomePro.com.

    Thanks and good luck!
  • I made the move the 17th of June 2007, just in time for PorcFest. I came with only one plan: Wing it.

    I am now caretaking at the Landing Zone in Grafton, where we just hosted our first incoming Porcupine. I've done odd jobs, made lots of friends, and I wonder why anybody would hold out. Just do it!
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