Small Donations Encouraged, and Some Questions Answered

Yes, it is true, if you donate a large amount you get first consideration, but that is only fair. Don't let that stop you from donating a little, if no one donates large amounts, someone has to populate the town regardless. Maybe you don't make it among the first group, maybe not even the second, but the goal of this town is to unite every freedom loving sole, and concentrate their political power. Donate a dollar, not so that you can be among the first in this township, but so this township can become a reality. Who knows you may be among the first, if no big donations are made those that do donate will be interviewed, and the most skilled of those individuals will be selected to start this town. I say to you now, forget your personal gain, invest in something bigger than yourself, invest in freedom. We may soon lose the rest of the country to tyranny, let’s try to make one town of freedom. A beacon of hope, for all those who fall victim to the tyranny of big government.

I guess it is time to answer some questions some may have about the town.

Location: The location of the town is not important, the town is meant to be self-sufficient, so the location will be somewhere that will support crops, and livestock, and land can be acquired at a reasonable price. Most likely in one of the heartland state in the continental United States.

Population: The town will be populated by not only those that donate, but by anyone that craves freedom from government. The town will start out with a population of somewhere around 20 individuals or families, and grow from that size. I hope the town finds funding that allows it to grow into a major metropolitan area.

Freedom from government?: The town will still be under the authority of the county, state, and federal government, and will only be free from a city government. Yes, it is true there will be some rules for living in the town, but the goal is to have as little rules as possible. This will also be one large privately owned piece of property. The fact that it is private property means the county, state, and federal government will have to get a warrant to enter, they cannot walk up to your front door, see something they don't like, and cause problems for you. We will gain a limited amount of freedom from government with the combination of not being within a city, and being on a large privately owned piece of property.

Housing: I plan on building houses from material available on the land. If a large amount of trees are available than wood houses, if there is limestone than concrete block houses, if clay than brick. That is only how I plan to build housing, anyone allowed to use a lot on the property is free to build their own house however they wish.

Ownership: In order for this to work, ownership has to stay in one person’s hands, or in one groups hands. No one will own their property, but no one has any threat of being removed from that property unless they cause a significant problem to the community.

Funding: Yes it is true, we will need funding. There is taxes to be payed, and we hope to continue to expand the land. We will start out with a small tax for those that work at jobs outside of the community, and for those that work within the community we will require goods produced. I plan on having a small storefront to sell goods to the public. This is not a free ride, everyone that lives in the community will have to somehow contribute to the community. There will be a zero unemployment rate in this community, if you are able bodied, you will have something to do.

Here is your chance ask your questions in the comment section, and I will try my best to answer them in a post. The answer may be I don't have an answer for that yet, but all questions will be addressed.