Pulled down from multiple channels by YouTube at the behest of arms manufacturer LENCO, their military and violence fetishizing BEARCAT promo video is now online via torrent.
Of course, each time they pull a copy down from youtube, another person uploads it again, but now that it’s on torrent, there are no corporations they can leverage with the threat of lawsuit to make this go away.
Please seed!
Sanity has prevailed… by one vote.
Have twelve raw potatoes in your house? Eat them and they’ll kill you.
Have bleach in your house? Drink it and it’ll kill you.
People should not be made criminals for possession of a naturally occurring plant that has never been the primary cause of a single death. Police officers who want to keep their jobs shouldn’t be forced to arrest people for that nonsense.
I made many people criminals for the horrifically immoral act of unauthorized plant possession.. and I regret it.
I’m sorry.
The Union Leader has the story here.
– NH Circuit Court Administrative Judge Edwin Kelley Subpoena Return .PDF
– NH Superior Court Chief Judge Tina Nadeau Subpoena Return .PDF
Under current law, attorneys must be members of the N.H. Bar Association, which requires them to serve the court first before a client or the law, which is a conflict of interest. HB 1474 would allow attorneys to opt-out of their membership in the BAR, and thus serve their clients and justice without regard for the requirements of the BAR or the Court system. Such a change would likely improve the BAR, as it would have to make changes to keep and attract attorneys as members.
Please e-mail HouseRepublicans@leg.state.nh.
Tonight, the People have reported hearing folks have conversations against the BEARCAT over dinner at local restaurants. This morning I heard one at Timoleon’s, where an older gentleman said to another at the counter, something like, “Looks like they’re going to shove the BEARCAT down our throats”.
NH blogger Elwood at Blue Hampshire “stands with the Free Keeners” on the BEARCAT issue.
From freeconcord.org:
Eric Holder’s memory wasn’t failing him today as he spoke at Northwestern University in Chicago. They were likely running through his mind, but there were three names Holder dared not to speak. They were Samir Khan, Abdulrahman Al-Awlaki, and Anwar Al-Awlaki. They are the three US citizens who have been executed by drone missile attacks in Yemen, without so much as the order of a judge to show as a warrant for their death.
The ‘Attorney General’ (military ranking being fully apropos) gave a carefully crafted response to the legal questions the administration has been facing since the September 30 killing of Anwar Al-Awlaki. Holder essentially declared the president to be within his authority (for who is there to challenge it?) to order the killing of anyone deemed an external threat to the defense of the United States. A search of the internet reveals no video of the address. The Washington Post provides some fairly in-depth coverage. Here’s a disturbing snippet from the lawyer-in-chief.
Some have argued that the president is required to get permission from a federal court before taking action against a United States citizen who is a senior operational leader of al-Qaeda or associated forces. This is simply not accurate.
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