Above is the video encounter with myself and the Londonderry police officer who claims audio recording him is illegal.
An unknown, because I forgot to get his name (major fail), Londonderry Police officer tried to tell me that audio recording police doing their public duty was illegal. At one point stating, “check yourself.” Since I’m already facing three counts of wiretapping, and have spent the last year caught up in court cases, I turned the camera off. I told the officer that he was wrong and left to seek the others who came to support Kelly and her TSA activism – see this video of the demonstration.
It amazes me that public officials (especially police officers) still feel they have an expectation of privacy while conducting public duties. Again how, after the national publicity Glik received and the ever growing cell phone technology, can anyone – let alone police – have any expectation of privacy while in public or open space is beyond me. If the bank on the corner isn’t filming you, the gas station is and if not those I bet someone is near by with a smart phone. Unless you’re in your own home, on your own property, you have no expectation of privacy, sorry.
The solution to this would be to rid ourselves of public servants and replace them with privately run businesses. This way when officer Londonderry tells me I can’t film the actions which I pay him for, I can simply stop paying him and find someone who provides the service I want. You don’t see me making videos about Piggly Wiggly (grocery store chain) and the bad service I feel they provide. Why is that? Because I’m able to go to Market Basket (another grocery chain) instead and Piggly Wiggly isn’t allow to force me to pay for their service (which is food distribution). If only policing were the same.
personally I think they got the marching the orders “Keene and Ian are to be mocked”. So they went with that,with requisite falsehoods
Why do falsehoods always have to be pointed out when someone gets those marching orders?
At this point i guess it is common knowledge the keene section of the FSP is to be told they are wrong, but can’t they find the truth to do that
except of the FTL radio snippet … that was sort of fucked …
You must not be getting enough attention Ian. The “robin hooders” did invade personal spaces of the meter readers. Apparently you selectively forgot those instances. You don’t even hear about the “robin hooders” anymore. With the future being parking kiosks, it would appear you lost the battle. The rest of this ‘interview” is just complete nonsense.
i presumed it was going to be the nhpr radio that was on yesterday http://nhpr.org/post/state-free-state …(i hadent listened to it)…But its just ian on the phone
Now, now Jacks, leaving out important details as you’ve done here only further lays bare your reputation as the liar we’ve always known you to be. Remember Jacks, a parking enforcer was caught red-handed invading the personal spaces of liberated vehicles by stealing Robin Hood cards off of their windshields and throwing them in the trash. Stealing is wrong Jacks, even when a government employee does it. And as for for the City of Keene’s allegations of harassment Jacks, as it turns out the courts didn’t see things the same way at all. In fact, they ruled that dropping quarters… Read more »
“robin hooders” did invade personal spaces: Non-sense. Even the courts disagree with your assertion Jumping Jacks. You don’t even hear about the “robin hooders” anymore: Maybe because the usefulness and objective of those partaking made there point? And obviously it was significant enough because people are still talking about it. The objective of individual activism isn’t necessarily to effect change- frequently it’s just to send a message that we’re here and make people aware that they should come and join us. And to that effect a lot of people have. As Ian said that action got the migration movement millions… Read more »
Jacks knows full well that the City of Keene lost big on this one, fff. It’s just that his antagonistic nature simply makes it impossible for him to give credit wherever and whenever it’s due. There’s an upside to all of Jacks’s antics, though. I for one am just quivering in anticipation for all the Jacksisms he’s sure to treat us with should he decide to respond in kind to your scathing rebuttal.
Uh oh, Jacks! You’re really risking missing out on the ride to easy street here!. You’d better hurry up and buy some crypto before things really start picking up speed!