by Ian | Jul 11, 2012 |
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Topics covered include the outrageous hearing in Manchester that resulted in Ademo being caged due to a court clerk’s error. Here’s the archive:
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by Ian | Jul 2, 2012 |
If you or I ignore an order from a robed man called “judge”, we will be kidnapped and caged by men with guns. If the man calling himself “prosecutor” ignores the robed man, then nothing happens to him! It is further proof that there are two classes of men.
As you may be aware, I was charged with trespassing at the Cheshire “superior” court earlier this year, as I tried to go to court on official court business. (Name change) I was originally charged with a “Class A” misdemeanor, which means I could have a jury trial. Later on, the prosecutor, David Lauren, motioned the judge to approve him dropping the charge to “Class B”, which would mean I would not have a jury trial. I objected and the robed man denied Lauren’s motion to drop the charge to Class B. Lauren was told, in the judge’s order, that he could not drop the charge due to my objection, as per some NH statute.
Well, Lauren did it any way. Rather than reduce the existing charge, he canceled the original charge and has re-charged me with a new charge at Class B level. Will the robed man allow this obvious workaround of his very clear order? I have motioned to dismiss the case based on the prosecutors contempt for the court’s order but have not heard a ruling on the motion. My arraignment on the new Class B charge is this Friday at 9am at District Court in Keene.
by emcculligh | Jun 28, 2012 |
Well, Obama has won the battle for mandatory healthcare in the US. SCOTUS has let the people down again. It is burning me up that most people disagree with this law, but since the Obama administration has labeled it a tax, SCOTUS upheld the law. Had the administration not labeled it a tax, it would have been a violation of the Commerce Clause and would have been struck down. This would and could have been a win for Freedom, but SCOTUS and POTUS don’t give a crap about the people nor do they care about freedom. The US just gets less free and less free every day. Every one of us will be forced to purchase health insurance by 2014, I will not comply. Will you?
Mitt Romney comes out today and says the only way to repeal Obamacare is to elect Romney…hmm…guess he totally forgot Romneycare! What an ass! He should be in the Democratic party, since he plays the same shit they do! Actually, there is zero difference between any of the crappy, fascist politicians and bureaucrats under them. Woe to us all!
Republicans are going to try once again to repeal Obamacare in a few weeks at the start of the next legislative session. How many times are they going to try this and fail? LOL, maybe they should have thought of that before nominating (soon to be official) Mitt Romney. Such hypocrisy! Why do people still fail to see the hypocrisy that is almost slapping them in the face? Argh, the American masses are doomed.

by Garret Ean | Jun 28, 2012 |
From freeconcord.org:
While many porcupines were occupied in the northern nether-reaches of the state at the 2012 Porcupine Freedom Festival, the collective trial of the five arrested and over a dozen cited for curfew violations at the eviction of the Occupy New Hampshire encampment occured in Manchester on June 22. Like the Chalking 8 trials, there is no ruling at this point as Judge William Lyons issued homework to the defense and prosecution requesting essays in support of their respective positions. Arnie Alpert, who was present for the eviction as well as the trial reports from his blog, Inzane Times. Readers of Free Concord may recognize some familiar faces among the photos published on the Inzane Times blog.
http://inzanetimes.wordpress.com/2012/06/23/notes-from-an-occupy-trial-could-a-curfew-violation-be-ruled-a-constitutionally-protected-revolutionary-act/
by Highline | Jun 14, 2012 |
[Art.] 2-a. [The Bearing of Arms.] All persons have the right to keep and bear arms in defense of themselves, their families, their property and the state.
Seems pretty straight forward to me, yet unelected employees of the political subdivision known as the University System of New Hampshire continue to maintain that college students at a publicly owned higher education institution are not really people who have rights.
I have understanding for the position USNH is in, but with all due respect, they’re wrong.
I have decided to proceed pro se against USNH’s lawsuit and I will be updating you, the public, on my effort to defend the ability to lawfully carry a firearm or knife for lawful self-defensive purposes while on property that you (the public) ostensibly own.
This now means I have “the power of the Court” to subpoena (compel) and depose (question) witnesses. I am spending considerable time now reviewing several defense strategies and working on deciding precisely how I will use the Court’s power to once again (like with Jason Talley’s case) show you how the government (and its servants) fail to follow the rules The People have established.
Your feedback, advice, critique, and suggestions are welcome.
Stay tuned for updates.
by Ian | Jun 6, 2012 |
Radio Free Keene News is a five minute newscast which is available as a podcast and also will air at the top of some hours on LRN.FM.
Topics covered include the FBI investigating Keene activists and court bureaucrats playing with Ademo’s freedom. Here’s the archive:
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