Defend the Guard with Dan McKnight
April 4, 2026 at 02:00PM

Dan McKnight delivers a sharp, provocative critique of modern U.S. military policy, challenging the claim that ongoing conflicts aren’t truly “war” despite active combat conditions. Drawing on his own experience as a veteran, he argues that the Constitution clearly places the power to declare war in Congress, yet that responsibility has been eroded through vague authorizations and executive actions. Using a cast iron skillet as a metaphor, he illustrates how the founders intended war decisions to be heavy, deliberate, and slow—something today’s system no longer reflects. McKnight points to “Defend the Guard” as a way to restore that constitutional balance, emphasizing the need to prevent National Guard deployment without proper authorization. The talk builds toward a call to action, urging citizens to engage directly and help push the movement forward across multiple states.

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April 4, 2026 at 02:00PM

Defend the Guard with Dan McKnightDan McKnight (@DanMcKnight30, @TroopsHomeUS) delivers a sharp, provocative critique of modern U.S. military policy, challenging the claim that ongoing conflicts aren’t truly “war” despite active combat conditions. Drawing on his own experience https://t.co/dFNyUMXCh8

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April 5, 2026 at 07:45AM

RT @DanMcKnight30: Sometimes the message needs to be delivered in parables. How are a cast iron skillet and the war in Iran similar? Check…

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April 5, 2026 at 02:07PM

Inside the State House Fight for Defend the Guard with Dan McKnight, Tom Mannion, and Derek ProulxDan McKnight (@DanMcKnight30), Tom Mannion (@mannion4nh), and Derek Proulx (@derek_proulx) break down why Defend the Guard (@DefendTheGuard) continues to gain momentum in the New https://t.co/vunEt6h2mz

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Inside the State House Fight for Defend the Guard with Dan McKnight, Tom Mannion, and Derek Proulx
April 5, 2026 at 02:36PM

Dan McKnight, Tom Mannion, and Derek Proulx break down why Defend the Guard continues to gain momentum in the New Hampshire House while repeatedly stalling in the Senate. They point to behind-the-scenes pressure, political risk, and lobbying influence as key reasons senators avoid going on record, even as bipartisan support grows. The panel highlights the unexpected coalition of liberty-minded Republicans and antiwar Democrats that helped expand the bill’s margin in the House. At the same time, they reflect on strategic gaps, including limited outreach to senators and the need for deeper education on the issue. The conversation turns toward action, emphasizing grassroots organizing, primary challenges, and sustained activism as the path forward. Ultimately, it’s a candid look at both the frustrations and the evolving strategy behind one of the movement’s most persistent legislative fights.

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April 6, 2026 at 10:16AM

Early mover.Legal trailblazer.Freedom activist.Threshold leader.Event pioneer.Essential spokesperson.After 17 years of leadership, we thank @CarlaGericke as she announces her decision today to step down as Chair of the FSP Board of Directors.https://t.co/V25A8OcSXP

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April 6, 2026 at 11:09AM

RT @OSayz603: @FreeStateNH @CarlaGericke Thank you, Carla, for 17 incredible years of dedicated leadership at the Free State Project.Your…

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"Let Our People Go!" How to Free Political Prisoners with Angela McArdle
April 6, 2026 at 02:00PM

Angela McArdle pulls you behind the curtain of high-stakes political negotiation, where freeing prisoners isn’t about speeches, it’s about relationships, leverage, and relentless persistence. Drawing on her experience as former Libertarian Party chair, the speaker reveals how diplomacy, storytelling, and strategic alliances can quietly move mountains, even at the highest levels of power. She frames activism as a balance between pressure and persuasion, where public outrage fuels the mission but behind the scenes trust and negotiation get results. Along the way, she shares the emotional weight of the work, from setbacks and uncertainty to the rare but life-changing victories that make it all worth it. It’s a candid inside look at how influence actually works, and a reminder that even a small, committed group can tip the scales.

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April 6, 2026 at 02:00PM

"Let Our People Go!" How to Free Political Prisoners with Angela McArdleAngela McArdle (@RealAngelaMc) pulls you behind the curtain of high-stakes political negotiation, where freeing prisoners isn’t about speeches, it’s about relationships, leverage, and relentless https://t.co/8uGbVlB6tJ

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April 6, 2026 at 10:25PM

RT @FreeTalkLive: Political prisoners, like Ian Freeman, don't come home through sentiment alone. They come home because people build press…

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April 7, 2026 at 02:00PM

What is the Worth of a Libertarian Prisoner Set Free? with Angela McArdle, Bonnie Freeman, and Carla GerickeAngela McArdle (@RealAngelaMc), Bonnie Freeman (@FTL_Bonnie), and Carla Gericke (@CarlaGericke) explore the tension between emerging financial technologies and entrenched https://t.co/MJzNYjkS3C

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What is the Worth of a Prisoner Set Free? with Angela McArdle, Bonnie Freeman, and Carla Gericke
April 7, 2026 at 02:28PM

Angela McArdle, Bonnie Freeman, and Carla Gericke explore the tension between emerging financial technologies and entrenched government systems, framing cryptocurrency as both a tool for freedom and a target for control. Rather than focusing on technical details, the conversation centers on the broader implications of prosecution, suggesting these cases are meant to send a message and discourage others from challenging the status quo. The panel emphasizes how narratives are shaped to influence public perception, often turning innovators into cautionary examples. At its core, the discussion is about power, resistance, and the role of community in pushing back. It leaves viewers with a sense that awareness and collective action are essential to protecting both innovation and individual liberty.

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April 7, 2026 at 03:11PM

As the world descends into anarcho-tyranny, don’t you want to live in the one free state building anarcho-liberty?

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April 8, 2026 at 07:06AM

Whatever stupid warmongers do in the world, we are building a granite fortress of freedom here in New Hampshire.This is where you want to be.

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April 8, 2026 at 07:08AM

RT @myWinnipesaukee: New Hampshire residents pay less for health insurance than any other state. https://t.co/C3tWcYLcnE https://t.co/GZRpw…

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April 8, 2026 at 07:10AM

Visit.Move.Build.

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April 8, 2026 at 08:09AM

@Mammie1019 If you only see Republican v. Democrat, then you may not be ready for the Free State.Liberty is what matters — not which crime syndicate is holding your leash.

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Porcupine Report #107: “An Era Defining Leader and the Future of the Free State”
April 8, 2026 at 09:00AM

Eric reflects on the continued growth and evolution of the Free State movement, highlighting the steady influx of new movers and the strong sense of community that continues to draw people in. He also shares a major leadership update as longtime figure Carla Gericke steps back after years of shaping the movement, recognizing her significant contributions to the movement. He discusses the future of PorcFest as the event faces changes, and touches on the importance of community-building traditions like welcome efforts and local gatherings. It’s a look at the evolution of the Free State and the possibilities ahead.

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April 8, 2026 at 08:58AM

RT @JimOstrowski: @FreeStateNH The best idea the modern liberty movement has had yet. And I’m trying to remember the second best idea.

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April 8, 2026 at 09:06AM

RT @FreeStateNH: @Mammie1019 If you only see Republican v. Democrat, then you may not be ready for the Free State.Liberty is what matters…

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April 8, 2026 at 09:08AM

@Mammie1019 In the end, it won’t matter which political crime syndicate is holding the leash.In the Free State, that leash will not be around your neck.

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