OFFICIAL VIDEO: Liberty on Tour’s Arrests In Denver
Filed under: Copwatch, Issues, National, News, Outreach, Personal Freedom, Police, Thuggery, Video
This is the video you have been waiting for. It’s Liberty on Tour’s Adam and Pete’s perspective, from their cameras, of their arrests in Denver at the Broncos’ stadium. This is what happens when you refuse to show your masters “your papers” in this supposed “free” country:
The police state is getting worse – join the Free State Project, escape to New Hampshire (here are some reasons to move to Keene) and help us all get free from those who would control peaceful people.
VIDEOS: Keene-Area Activists Rock Porcfest 2010
First up, “Rumors of War” featuring Lou, Josh, and Cooper:

Varrin, Luthor, and Hannah with a little jazzy jam session: Read more
Ridley Reports on Meg
Free Keene blogger Meg McLain is the subject of a recent Ridley Report:

Bid on her tattoo auction here!
The First Trespassive Twelve Trial
The first of the “Trespassive Twelve” faces trial for the horrible crime of walking on “public” property. Of course, he was found guilty, but is appealing.

VIDEO: Meet Dick Tracy
I was at the attorney genital’s office to support Ivy Walker in her hearing for “practicing law without a license”, but they would only let one other person into the hearing. I had questions, so Dick Tracy (really!) was sent to speak to me, but decided against it when he saw my camera. He then came out again several moments later only to repeat his earlier actions. Enjoy Dick in full HD:
I LOL’d
Free Keene from the Free Keene Stigma
Her’s a friendly discussion Luthor and I had with the group before the bureaucrat’s meeting where they upheld their ban on the freedom to possess an open container of alcohol:
Here’s another perspective, thanks to Free Keene form the Free Keene Stigma’s Jeff: Read more
Full Video of Committee Hearing on Open Container
Pretty much just the bureaucrats came out to speak against repealing the ordinance. The committee, while cracking jokes about being tipsy, declared the hearing “informational”, and apparently that means they will do nothing at this time. Thanks to Nick Ryder for the video:

VIDEO: Helping People Without Coercion
Liberty on Tour investigates the St. Louis Bread Company’s awesome experiment in charity. Guess what? Turns out people really do care about each other and that we don’t need a violent monopoly to facilitate helping the poor:

Meg FOR SALE!










