On 01/23/11 when Seth Gagne passed a note to a pharmacist in Rochester, NH, his intentions were made quite clear:
“Police say he passed a note to a pharmacist saying that if the pharmacist “pushed the button and did not return, (the pharmacist) would die.””
Free Concord covers the singing inside the state house, the chalking outside, and the guitar player and Bob Dylan singer:
Back in November of 2008 a Kensington, NH man was walking down the street in Portsmouth, NH around midnight when he became alarmed at two suspicious individuals following him. Fearing for his safety, the man opened a knife, spun around, held the knife at his side, and demanded to know what the two people following him wanted.
Sounds completely justifiable, doesn’t it?
Free Concord‘s Garret Ean chases down the Attorney Genital’s drug prosecutor, the cold, unfeeling Karen Echol then interviews disabled veteran Tony Woody who reveals his horrible pain and also relates an amazing experience to which close attention should be paid.
Can you imagine experiencing your actions from others’ perspective? All the hurt you caused others, you feel. All the love you engendered in others, you feel. How would that change your behavior in your life that follows? Tony knows what this means. He’s experienced it. It is this empathy that the government agents who wish to control you do not want you to discover. In my opinion it is one reason why empathogens like DMT are illegal. If people could see that we are all humans with the same feelings and that the ideas of countries and groups are there to divide us, then they would not go to war, and government would shrivel and die without its precious war.
Don’t miss what Tony has to say:
Good coverage of the rally from Free Concord, including the thwarted crackdown on the chalking by a security guard, some of the speakers, and the entering of the state house:
If the first wave of liberty-lovers doing civil disobedience were people like Russell and Kat Kanning and Lauren Canario, with six heroic arrests under his belt, Evan Pierce may be the most prolific disobedient/noncooperative of the “second wave”. (New waves are necessary as each person can only take so many charges before life gets far more difficult, due to multiple convictions.) Evan’s actions are always very inspiring, as you will surely see. Evan moved to New Hampshire a few years ago from Austin, Texas and immediately jumped into the world of civil disobedience and noncooperation. This video covers his recent arrest at Grafton superior court for wearing a paper hat as well a prior arrest in Keene for smoking cannabis during Pumpkin Fest. Evan is one of the bravest activists in New Hampshire. If you love freedom, whether you are interested in civil disobedience, street theatre, media or politics, you should follow his advice in this video and move to New Hampshire! (courtesy Liberty on Tour):
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