A handful of panels featured at the 2013 New Hampshire Liberty Forum were recorded for Free Concord, and raw footage continues to appear on Fr33manTVraw. Embedded below is Pete Eyre presenting on the project of CopBlock.org that he co-founded in 2010. He offers solid advice from an experienced activator. Check out the playlist set for links to other videos from the weekend in Nashua as they publish.
This year’s Liberty Forum 2013 event hosted by the Free State Project made headlines around New Hampshire as the Union Leader and Nashua’s Telegraph devoted their front pages of their Sunday Edition newspapers to covering the event. Additionally, New Hampshire Public Radio (NHPR) covered Stateless Sweets at Liberty Forum as their lead story. Links to the stories are listed below:
As the Nashua Telegraph reports, the annual Free State Project “Liberty Forum” kicks off Thursday! There is going to be a lot to do, but when you get a moment be sure to stop by and meet some Free Keene and Cop Block bloggers at the Free Keene table. We’ll be out in the main hallway area, as Free Keene is a “Silver” sponsor of the entire weekend.
At the table you’ll be able to snag some great FK outreach trifolds like “Don’t Take the Plea Deal“, “Philosophy of Liberty“, and “NH Jury“. Plus take home (or mail it to a loved one) our “Escape to Keene” giant 6×9 postcard!
That’s not all! Also at the table, you’ll be able to purchase and have autographed, your very own copy of “Derrick J’s Victimless Crime Spree” on DVD. Derrick J will be staffing the table Friday afternoon 3:30-6p and Saturday morning 8:30a-1p and he will have his fancy signin’ pen with him.
Plus, grab cool Cop Block gear and FPP.CC newspapers and books. Meet FPP editor and author Darryl Perry at the table from 8:30a-1p on Friday and 1p-5:30p on Saturday.
You’ll also be able to hook up with an amazing deal on the Baofeng UV-5R two-way, dual-band handheld radio – just $40 for this awesome little radio.
Derrick J’s daily 5-minute newscast Peace News Now yesterday featured coverage of Free Concord’s footage from the cannabis legalization hearings Thursday at the legislative office building. The expertly produced video podcast features photo and video to illustrate audio overviewing the current state of peaceful resistance. The report also summarizes the latest developments with Bitcoin digital currency and the arrest of rapper 2 Chainz over an herb grinder. Check out more from Derrick J at PeaceNewsNow.com.
WKBK Keene’s Talk Back hosted by Cynthia Georgina and featuring guest host councilor Jim Duffy discussed the recent uptick in the practice of Robin Hooding in the area. Illustrated in the following video is the first two minutes of the segment. A full sixteen minutes was spent on the subject with three callers phoning in their perspective. You can hear all sixteen minutes in a video at Fr33manTVraw (embedded below text).
CG: And, what’s going on with people plugging the meters for other people, have you heard about that?
JD: Oh, yes, I’ve seen it’s back. It was going on a while ago. Robin Hood, they call themselves the Robin Hoods, and what they do is, if they see an expired meter, they’ll plug it, and according to the videos they’ve posted, either with nickels or quarters. A nickel only gets you six minutes, so you know, you still might get a ticket if you’re depending on Robin Hood, if they’re only putting nickels…
CG: And, so what is the purpose of this?
During the deliberative session on February 11, Darryl W. Perry raises some interesting questions on how the school is spending it’s stolen revenue. The final question: “theoretically, the actual education of children could be funded without local property tax?”
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