Is the “CITY OF KEENE” a Private Corporation?

October 13, 2008 by Ian
Filed under: Corruption, Economic Freedom, News, Question, Video

The AntiTerrorist reveals a secret “they” don’t want you to know. He claims governments are private corporations with investors who back up the issuance of new statues in hopes of getting a return on investment. Poppycock, you say? Watch this video, then read on to see what we uncovered on the “CITY OF KEENE”.

Sure enough, the “CITY OF KEENE” is indeed listed multiple times on Dun & Bradstreet. They list a headquarters and several branch locations, one for each department (fire, police, etc). If you visit Dun & Bradstreet and run a “Company Profile Report”, you can see most of this information for yourself, and it won’t cost you a dime. When you place your order, the website will inform you that because they don’t have enough information about these corporations, you get the info for free. To get you started, here’s the “CITY OF KEENE” headquarters company profile report and their credit evaluation. (The credit evaluation cost $40)

So are they really private companies with voluntary membership open to the public? Their own rules state that government is by the consent of the governed. (NH Constitution, Article 1) If we withdraw our consent, will they get violent or respect our choices? Time will tell. So far they have been respectful as we have been testing the waters of personal secession. Some insist a violent crackdown is coming, but that would only destroy their legitimacy faster than it would be destroyed by ignoring us. What will they do? Keep watching to see. Better yet, join us and live free. At the very least, join the discussion on the Free Keene Forum.

Comments

3 Comments on Is the “CITY OF KEENE” a Private Corporation?

Zeus on Tue, 14th Oct 2008 5:45 am

Well, obviously Keene is a corporation. The legal term is “municipal corporation”. The CITY OF KEENE was incorporated in 1874. You don’t need to pay Dun & Bradstreet to find that out.

As for whether or not they will get violent? You bet. Look at all the examples of government from history and you’ll see that’s a silly question. The question you should be asking is not WILL they get violent but WHEN, because there is no doubt that there’s a line they’re waiting for you to cross before they break out the stormtroopers in blue.

Dale on Tue, 14th Oct 2008 9:35 am

I just wish he didn’t sound like the guy from Saw.

Curt Springer on Tue, 14th Oct 2008 6:50 pm

RSA 31:1 Public Corporations. – Every town is a body corporate and politic, and by its corporate name may sue and be sued, prosecute and defend, in any court or elsewhere.

RSA 31:3 In General. – Towns may purchase and hold real and personal estate for the public uses of the inhabitants, and may sell and convey the same; may recognize unions of employees and make and enter into collective bargaining contracts with such unions; and may make any contracts which may be necessary and convenient for the transaction of the public business of the town.

RSA 44:1 Rights; Duties. – All cities now or hereafter incorporated shall have, exercise and enjoy all the rights, immunities and privileges of, and shall be subject to all the duties incumbent upon, or appertaining to, the town corporations to which they succeed.

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