Here’s my testimony and Pamela Ean’s from the gas tax hearing. I discuss how the proposed increase in the tax would hurt poor people the hardest and suggest a couple of ways to help the poor, like actually lowering the tax and also abolishing the state police. Use the money that is going to them to fix the bridges! Video courtesy Biker Bill.
I love having Dave Ridley roaming the halls of the state house. Here he questions several cops about testifying against cannabis freedom:
Dave Ridley’s interview with a freedom-hating state representative continues. In this video the rep dismisses the violence of the state as “not aggression”, because by not paying taxes or obeying, that you are choosing not to be “part of the team” or “the collective”, so therefore punishing you is totally fine. This is psychopathy:
Retired KPD Captain Peter “Sturdy” Thomas is back on the streets of Keene, this time armed with a video camera. He attempts to give unconstitutional orders to Robin Hooders.:
Yesterday I delivered a presentation entitled CopBlock: Policing the Police with Alternative Media during the first block of panels kicking off the sixth annual All Power to the Imagination conference at New College of Florida. There may be video emerging soon, for now you can tune in to the audio on the Sound Cloud:
http://soundcloud.com/freeconcord-org/copblock-policing-the-police
Saturday evening March 30th, join supporters of the Hundred Nights shelter at the 2nd annual Masquerade Ball!
It was a lot of fun last year. Enjoy dinner and dancing for only $40 per person at the beautiful Stonewall Farm. Here’s the facebook event and their website with details.
Can’t make the event? Please consider a monthly contribution to Hundred Nights – the area’s only independent shelter. Here’s a great interview with founder Don Primrose which shows how much more compassionate the Hundred Nights is than the government shelters.
HB399 prohibits state cooperation with indefinite detention without due process under the National Defense Authorization Act. It has passed the NH house 337-15. With bipartisan support like that, it’s hard to imagine this not passing through the senate and being signed by the governor. Check the full report here at NH for Liberty.
The NH house also passed by a voice vote, the “Hemp Freedom Act”, HB153 as NH for Liberty also reports.
Please contact your local NH senator to encourage them to support both of these pieces of legislation.
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