In this entertaining stand-up routine, comedian Chris Cantwell brings down the house at the “Soapbox Idol” event on the final night of Porcfest 2012:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tcC97KGT7MI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n_cjLqDMqGI
After seeing our nation’s top drug police officer work that hard to avoid answering truthfully, hopefully you’ll start to question everything about the drug war.
This week I have another video compilation instead of a live episode. The next episode will be live.
This video compilation focuses on non-violent civil disobedience and self-ownership.
On June 16 the Keene Sentinel published a letter to the editor regarding my participation in the local Memorial Day Parade.
The letter reads,“I was angered and saddened to have to bear witness to the protesters that felt it necessary to be at the end of the parade.
I do respect and understand their right to protest the war… they can do this every Saturday in Central Square.”
It seems Ms. Szoc wants to limit dissenting speech to a single day and to a single location in town. I’d like to remind her and others that free speech means just that FREE SPEECH. It does not mean popular speech or limited dissent only when other approve of the time and place of the dissent. (more…)
Radio Free Keene News is a five minute newscast which is available as a podcast and also will air at the top of some hours on LRN.FM.
Topics covered include the raid on the Keene Activity Center, the latest on the FBI’s investigation into the Keene activist community, and the one year Tom Ball self-immolation memorial. Here’s the archive:
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Yesterday, activists and people abused by the NH court system gathered to remember Thomas Ball, who immolated himself in front of the Cheshire “superior” court in protest of the terrible “justice” system here. Sentinel reporter Kyle Jarvis was there:
A year after a Massachusetts man died of self-immolation in front of the Cheshire County Superior Courthouse in Keene, concerned parents gathered there Friday to support his efforts to reform the family court system.
Thomas J. Ball, 58, of Holden, Mass., was embroiled in a lengthy, bitter dispute with his ex-wife in Cheshire County Family Court over medical bills for the couple’s three children.
On June 15, 2011, Ball committed suicide by dousing himself with gasoline and lighting himself on fire. (more…)
To Fred Parcells and Gary LaFreniere,
On June 14 at approximately 9am (barely 2 ½ hours after I went to bed after getting home from work at 4:30am ) I was rudely awaken by knocking and shouts of “hello, this is the Keene Fire Department, we’re here for an inspection.”
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