May 17 2012 Day 11
I was awoken to be a “cart runner” today. No biggie, but I hate the airport style groping that comes with it. After coming back from delivering breakfast and seeing “Mr. Hall” snap on some latex gloves, I said “Thank you for flying Delta Airlines.” He laughed, then touched me all over my body. During lunch, I asked Scott in the kitchen why the car runners no longer bring back 2 trays with them so that they can hanve hot meals. He said that one of the cart runners who came after Ian “ruined it for everyone”. (more…)
5/16/12 Day 10
Wooo! What an eventful day! Woken-up early to be a “cart-runner”, then out to booking where I got changed and chatted with Mr. Deturis (the good one_, who didn’t even naked-check me. He mentioned how he saw Beau come in and how nice Beau was – how he had told him he was set-up. Then the fat, friendly sheriff shackled me and was sure to loosen the cuffs to where he could fit one of his fat fingers between the cuffs and my hands. While waiting to be transported, I met Julie Selona, who says she was wrongfully arrested and charged with a felony (more…)
“It’s over” she says to Dave Ridley in the video below. Really? Lady, we’ve just barely gotten started, especially regarding your political career. Manwaring is up for re-election in 2013. Here’s how she and a few other councilors treated the indy newsman:
Darryl W. Perry is one of the newest movers to Keene and has hit the ground running. He was quickly banned from Keene State College for doing outreach and protested the Joe Biden visit. He’s already active on the political scene as he’s thrown his hat in the ring for Register of Deeds position, going up against a longtime incumbent. Here’s his bio from the Bloggers page:
Darryl W. Perry is an activist, author, poet & statesman. Darryl is a regular contributor to The Bulverde Standard, The Canyon Lake Week and The Comal Beacon, writes a monthly article for The Sovereign and has appeared on various alternative media talking about his books, political career and goals. Darryl is the Chairman of the Boston Tea Party National Committee and Owner/Managing Editor of Free Patriot Press. Darryl moved to Keene in Spring of 2012.
Local code enforcer and former Keene police detective (yes, he is collecting his pension and still working for the city – sweet deal!) Fred Parsells appears to have taken me and the Keene Activity Center on as his pet project. Fred’s told me on more than one occasion that he thinks I’m going to leave Keene and it seems like he’s trying his best to ensure that happens.
Sorry Fred, it’s not happening. First, your case is pretty weak to begin with. You’re attempting to prove that the KAC is a “lodginghouse” by relying on old evidence collected from posts made online by former tenants, who are not currently living at the KAC. Even if the former tenants were running a “lodginghouse”, that’s not evidence that the current tenants are. Local robed man Ed Burke signed your permission slip to come raid the KAC, but that merely resulted in you finding some bunk beds – that’s not proof of anything.
There are more reasons why the KAC is not a “lodginghouse”, as I understand it, but that’s not the point of this piece. The point is, whether or not it’s a “lodginghouse” doesn’t matter. The Keene Activity Center is a project protected by Article Ten of the Bill of Rights in the NH Constitution to which Fred Parsells swore an oath. What is Article Ten? Here it is:
[Art.] 10. [Right of Revolution.] Government being instituted for the common benefit, protection, and security, of the whole community, and not for the private interest or emolument of any one man, family, or class of men; therefore, whenever the ends of government are perverted, and public liberty manifestly endangered, and all other means of redress are ineffectual, the people may, and of right ought to reform the old, or establish a new government. The doctrine of nonresistance against arbitrary power, and oppression, is absurd, slavish, and destructive of the good and happiness of mankind.
Is the New Hampshire Supreme Court ready to take this issue on over a “lodging house” issue? Is the Attorney General ready to invest tens of thousands of taxpayer dollars over this?
May 17 2012 Day 11
