IMO, the Free State Project is our best chance of having liberty in our lifetime. I used to be doubter of the project, but I recently signed their statement of intent to move because I feel that it's the logical next step in the r3VOLtion. More importantly though, the limited number of activists there ARE affecting change!
The fact is that despite all of the unprecedented hard work, meet ups, money bombs, and publicity stunts by grassroots individuals, Ron Paul's presidential campaign went NOWHERE.
Why? The powers-that-be have a stranglehold on who gets to be selected for president. If you don't play (business as usual) ball, you're cock blocked by the political and media establishment, end of story. The Anderson Cooper 360 special on the streets of Manchester was a perfect example of this. He discussed every Republican presidential candidate EXCEPT Ron Paul, even though he was surrounded by a SEA of Ron Paul supporters and signs. I won't even get into Ron Paul's unjust/illogical exclusion from the New Hampshire Republican debate or the fact that the primary vote was conducted on those dubious fraud boxes that we all know and love...
My point is that if even half of Ron Paul's primary supporters contributed to the FSP with their time, support, money, and energy it could
quickly become a force to be reckoned with. The paradox of voter participation dictates that it would be a simple task to gain control of state and local government as a laughably small sum of people tend to vote in their respective elections, especially during 'off' years.
Everyone might not have the immediate means or desire to move to New Hampshire, but that doesn't mean they can't support the project in other ways (a tirade on a forum full of strangers is a good start
).
As for me, I'm jumping ship from Kansas political mediocrity, to a place where my ideas, energies, and efforts won't be squandered. I want liberty and meaningful change ASAP. Family, friends, familiarity, and livelihood be damned. Live Free or Die! 
Just kidding.