Court of Discontent
In Justice
By James B Schlessinger Jr.
This terrible sickness
Where is the victim?
Where is the witness?
Swear in the truth
Tell you no lies
Lest ye be judged
By my own two eyes
The Circuit of circus
The Juggling of Justice
Will all hands be tied
When and innocent dies?
At the hands of a court
Is humanities demise
Laws to determine
What’s said in a sermon
Laws to endanger
“Radical” behavior
Laws to give voice
When we make a choice
Laws to enslave
From cradle to grave
Police Ignore Mass Civil Disobedience in Keene’s Central Sq.; Arrest Motorist Instead
The Keene Police Department made the right choice and left a group of about eight liberty activists alone while they played a game of frisbee in Keene’s Central Sq. yesterday. I haven’t researched it, but it’s my understanding any sports involving something that can take to the air are prohibited in Central Sq., making this a criminal game of frisbee:
Earlier in the afternoon, several activists toting video and still cameras poured out of the weekly Social Sundays gathering at Vendetta and I streamed it and the above video live to Live.FreeKeene.com, our new page that allows you to watch activism live as it happens. Police refused to respond to questions about why they were arresting this apparently peaceful man:
Keene Police, it’s great if you leave activists alone, but you really need to leave everyone who is peaceful and not harming their neighbor alone. We’ll keep watching and reporting until you do the right thing all the time. More liberty activists are coming every month!
Update: Keene PD’s Attempt to Jail Free Keene’s Ian on Hold
First, Keene Police prosecutor Eli Rivera sent the Keene District Court a motion to show cause, claiming I should be thrown in a jail cell for promoting Andrew Carroll’s heroic marijuana civil disobedience.
Here’s what happened after that: (more…)
NH Court Oppression – More Video Evidence
Footage from both Keene and Milford district courts reveal a pattern of official oppression of the supposed right to a free press as cameramen are consistently denied access to alleged “public” places and proceedings. Also, see Sam’s video below for more evidence filmed this week. Here’s the footage:
Freedom of the Press in New Hampshire
Take a look at what happened when I took a camera along to exercise a constitutionally guaranteed right, in a Milford, NH District Court.



