Dear Subscribers,
Sorry for being late ... again... Julie and I got back from Prospera, the start up city on the island of Roatan off the coast of Honduras last week.
Dear Subscribers,
Greetings from Prospera, a “free and private city (country?) on the island of Roatan off the coast of Honduras. I am here for the rest of March working
Dear Subscribers,
Typing this on a bus from Acapulco to Mexico City on our way to Prospera. Here are some updates since my last letter! The Turtle Party was a
I was interviewed by Ryan Cristian right before Liberty on the Rocks - Sedona - The Voluntaryism Conference where we kicked around aspects of Voluntaryism including:
Voluntaryist & libertarian communities
By James Bickerton
Independence campaigners have hailed "a revolution in Texas politics" after 10 Republicans who have committed to supporting a referendum on secession from the United States
By Nick Dranius, General Counsel at Honduras Próspera Inc. and affiliates via LinkedIn
The recent New York Times article about Próspera is definitely a hit piece. The title gives it
By Liberty Uncensored Newspaper
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Free State Project Corner is a recurring column in Five Meme Friday where we cover the progress of the Free State Project in New Hampshire. The Free State Project is
Free State Project Corner is a recurring column in Five Meme Friday where we cover the progress of the Free State Project in New Hampshire. The Free State Project is
by Free Cities Foundation
This documentary tells the fascinating story of Special Economic Zones: geographically demarcated areas of countries where different rules and regulations apply. There are more than 7,
Etienne Note: Organized crime media operation The Atlantic began covering *certain" free and private cities in what smalls like an attempt to steer and influence the movement towards self-governing
By Tyler Durden
As the US government hurtles toward insolvency while political and cultural divisions intensify across the country, Texans are poised to take their long-simmering flirtation with secession to
