The videos are really starting to come out now. Here’s activist Mike Barskey’s two-parter followed by the Ridley Report, and NH Capitol Access‘ interview with Andrew Carroll, heroic marijuana protestor.
Barskey Part 1 of 2:
Barskey Part 2 of 2:
Ridley Report:
NH Capitol Access:
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Over 40 people came out for Andrew’s heroic marijuana protest today. Here’s Lauren Canario’s video of the event:
Andrew Carroll was arrested today for possession of marijuana. More, better footage to come, but here is a capture of the live stream provided by Free Keene’s Nick “coconut” Ryder. Thanks to Jermaine Justice for posting and editing it:
A recent sentinel article outlines the basics of new proposed city ordinances to penalize property owners for such offenses such as “Letting an intoxicated person leave unaccompanied”, “Disorderly Conduct”, “Overcrowding” or more obscure offenses.
Landlords of numerous Keene properties say a proposed measure designed to curtail disorderly behavior in city neighborhoods would punish them unfairly rather than hold problematic tenants directly responsible.
Residents, meanwhile, say they want their neighborhoods cleaned up of drug and alcohol use, loud noise and cars parked on lawns, problems they say are getting worse.
City councilors, looking for the best solution, listened to both parties before deciding they needed to hear more.
The Keene City Council’s planning, licenses and development committee voted unanimously Wednesday night to recommend Mayor Philip Dale Pregent call a public hearing so that city staff and councilors may continue to prepare and refine the ordinance before ultimately voting on it.
The courageous Andrew Carroll announced earlier this week that he will be possessing marijuana in Downtown Keene this January 10th. Here is the Ridley Report‘s interview with Andrew:
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It all started with a simple question. What can one person do to spread the message of Liberty? After 8 months, 3100 miles and 7 pairs of shoes Will Buchanan has found the answer. Will started the Walk for Liberty on April 14 from Cannon Beach, Oregon and will be crossing his last state line into New Hampshire Saturday Dec. 13th. The Walk for Liberty is a quest to let as many people as possible know about the loss of freedoms in the United States of America .
Each day Will has made a video of his trip. These videos are available on his blog at http://walkforliberty.com. If you want a primer on libertarianism and its interaction with the real world, watch these videos. As an added bonus, you can enjoy the stunning scenery – America on foot. (more…)
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