As you might expect, the students pretty much echo the talking points of the campus’ email they sent to all students, which had a link to Free Keene, so welcome to all PSU students visiting this blog for the first time!
One big fear seems to be how their fellow students will behave – they are referred to as “kids”, and treated as though they are just children. It’s clear evidence of the childification of America, where people who should be maturing adults are treated like kids all the way until their mid-twenties, when they are finally released from their academic womb into the real world. So because some people are irresponsible, everyone’s rights should be restricted!
Here’s self-shot vlog from another student: (more…)
If you’ve been reading this blog in the last week, you are aware of the controversy brewing around FK blogger and former cop Brad Jardis’ plan, along with former military member Tommy Mozingo, to walk onto the campus of Plymouth State University with guns, openly carried. Their purpose was to educate the students about their supposed right to carry weapons for self-defense. He announced it in advance here three days ago and since the government university system has been freaking out.
Now they have gone to the “Grafton Superior Court” to save them from the peaceful gun rights demonstration and outreach event. A man who wears a robe has decreed some pretty outrageous stuff in a “TEMPORARY RESTRAINING ORDER”, issued today to Brad and Tommy.
First, Brad and Tommy are “enjoined” from carrying any weapons on any state university campus, including Keene State and UNH. But not just Brad and Tommy (more…)
Students at Plymouth State University will be excused from the last day of classes tomorrow if they feel anxious about a planned pro-gun-rights protest. (more…)
She says guns should not be allowed on campus because it is a party school and people are drunk all day every day. Ahh, higher education!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gWcT4myR2cs
Rumors abound regarding what will happen on Plymouth State University campus tomorrow as a former cop and a former military member show up armed to do an outreach event. One rumor has all classes being canceled while another says students who wish to be absent will be excused.
As has been reported here at FK, first the Keene district court banned cameras from its lobby. Activists Sam Dodson and Dave Ridley were arrested for defying this ban. A couple of years later, the ban was extended to all media devices and applied to the entire courthouse. It was at this time that the “superior court” in Keene also picked up the ban and began confiscating cell phones and other devices. District court had Derrick J arrested in the lobby for recording this summer (the charges were dropped later) and superior court later had Jason Talley arrested for recording in their lobby. He is still facing trial on that matter. Around this same time, the total media device ban was extended to all circuit courts in NH.
It has been an all-out assault on press freedom in the NH courts for the last couple of years, but all-of-a-sudden, a new “Administrative Order” has been released on 12/1. Here’s a link to the superior court version of it by head judge Tina Nadeau, which has nearly identical language as the one that the circuit (district) court also released.
If you’ve been reading this blog in the last week, you are aware of the controversy brewing around FK blogger and former cop Brad Jardis’ plan, along with former military member Tommy Mozingo, to walk onto the campus of Plymouth State University with guns, openly carried. Their purpose was to educate the students about their supposed right to carry weapons for self-defense. He 
