The Republic of Molossia is a 1-acre micronation in Nevada not recognized by anyone on Earth. Its currency, however, is sounder than the dollar, pegged to a fixed commodity the way U.S. currency was ...

The Republic of Molossia was founded in 1977. A small 11-acre micronation located in Nevada, United States, has only a population of 38 citizens and has amused many on the internet. Originally called ...

The Republic of Molossia is the city of your adolescent, Candy Land dreams, where the currency is cookie dough and the nation’s leader officially outlawed spinach. How does a place like Molossia, ...

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The Republic of Molossia isn’t on any road map, but if you get lost along the way, you can always ring the president, who is happy to give directions. “Take Route 341 over the mountains, and make a ...

LOS ANGELES -- The largest gathering of world leaders this side of the United Nations is convening Saturday at a decidedly less glamorous edifice: the Anaheim Central Library down the street from ...

Want to be king, queen, president or grand potentate of your very own country? All you really need to do is proclaim yourself as one, come up with a catchy name and make a flag. “Most micronations are ...

A small 11-acre micronation in Nevada only has a population of 38 and welcomes tourists — just don’t bring onions and spinach or you could find yourself behind bars. The Republica of Molossia was ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Meet President Baugh — the self-proclaimed 'dictator' of a micronation in Nevada you've probably never heard of Kevin Baugh is the ...

IN the sun-scorched high desert of Northern Nevada lies a tiny self-declared country with its very own dictator and armed forces. Welcome to Molossia – an 11-acre empire with its own timezone, cookie ...

The best thing about starting your own micronation: You get to make up the rules. And in Molossia, the rule-making comes from the President, His Excellency, Kevin Baugh. It cost Baugh just $10,000 to ...

You're currently following this author! Want to unfollow? Unsubscribe via the link in your email. It all started in 1977, when a 15-year-old Kevin Baugh and his childhood best friend, James Spielman, ...