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*** Video notes
December 22nd 2008, day 217 / Greenfield, NH / Working on downed utility lines / Journey's End? / Are people friendlier in places where there is more freedom? / Waving to people you pass / People in sparsely populated western states seeming more friendly and helpful / People offering me rides / Getting snitched on further east / People friendlier in New Hampshire / Newspaper and TV coverage / Why are people friendlier in places where they're freer? / In places where there is more govt, it breeds mistrust among people so it can control them / If people are afraid, they often look to the govt for protection / New York City campaign "If you see something, say something" / In places where there is less government, peoples' natural kinship comes out / 17.02 miles for liberty / http://Amazon.WalkForLiberty.com / "Save Our Island!" / Even dogs are friendlier in NH?
*** About the Walk For Liberty
What are you willing to do for freedom?
Vote? Protest? Participate in a rally? Walk all the way across the country?
We are.
This summer, a group of activists will be walking across America to achieve more freedom and liberty.
Our pioneer forefathers trekked across the continent from the east to the west to find a better life for themselves. This time, we're doing it in reverse.
I am walking coast-to-coast across the country, from Oregon to New Hampshire. I am joined by my immediate family as well. We're on a quest to gain more freedom for ourselves and for our country by spreading the message of freedom and liberty along the way.
Why are we doing this?
We see the gradual chipping away at freedoms in America, and want to do our part to stop it. My wife and I are moving to New Hampshire as part of the Free State Project. New Hampshire is already the freest state in the country, which is why we are moving there. But we also want to help bring more freedom to as many other people as possible.
Therefore we are walking across America to get to New Hampshire. We are walking all the way there to bring as much media attention and publicity as possible to two liberty-oriented causes: the Free State Project, which is working to make New Hampshire even more free, and Ron Paul's message of freedom for everyone. To learn more about the Free State Project, visit http://FreeStateProject.org To learn more about Ron Paul, visit http://CampaignForLiberty.com
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*** Those in the media who should consider our story
John Stossel
John Stossel is a consumer reporter, investigative journalist, author, libertarian columnist, and co-anchor for the ABC News show 20/20.
Watch this video in which John Stossel interviews the then president of the Free State Project, Varrin Swearingen and the founder of the Free State Project, Jason Sorens:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F25lkOUkzsk
Drew Carey
Drew Carey currently hosts a series of mini-documentaries called The Drew Carey Project on Reason.tv, a new online project of the Reason Foundation.
Ted Balaker
Ted Balaker is a producer for the Drew Carey Project at reason.tv, and a policy analyst at Reason Foundation. His reason.tv contributions have addressed topics such as drug and education policy, gambling, traffic congestion, and eminent domain.
http://Reason.org/balaker.shtml
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Walk For Liberty Day 199 - Detained By Police Because Of Someone Feeling Uncomfortableby WalkForLiberty778 views
lol @ called the police because you were filming "stuff".
You did an awesome job!!!
Thanks for your loyalty to freedom and your hard work!
AStarSpangledGirl 2 years ago
I am bummed that I found out about this AFTER you completed your journey, but I love the idea
friskygimp 3 years ago
I loved watching the snow drifts.
fephisto 3 years ago
Looks like it... I've always said if you want to know what people are like just interact with their dog(s).
TimberGeek 3 years ago
And maybe speed up a little in curves... But that's a function of the way driving laws are written there.
TimberGeek 3 years ago
those were freedom dogs for sure.....
jeffcarruthers 3 years ago
Have you noticed Will that as the temperature approaches zero the snow gets louder as you walk? ;o) sounded like about -10.
gemhunter99 3 years ago 2
We have to be, you folks from away provide us with our livelihood through tourism. Mostly the mass-hole thing comes from your driving habits, you need to slow down and enjoy your vacations more ;o) a mainah
gemhunter99 3 years ago
that is a long walk
FluorideIsBadForYou 3 years ago
why do you think we're called mass-holes?
im real close to the nh boarder. people in nh and maine are nicer for sure.
garctown 3 years ago