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You can download the edition for this week here. Topics covered include the campus weapons controversy, compelled speech, and a local school’s attempt to shut down free speech.
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Last week I applied for a concealed carry license because winter clothes make it nearly impossible to open carry and driving with a loaded gun is a crime in NH. New Hampshire is a shall-issue state, which means that if a person qualifies, he must be given a license.
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On Tuesday, December 13th, 2011, a number of individuals visited Monadnock High School in Swanzey, NH (just south of Keene) to do some outreach. While the students were receptive, it was a different story entirely for the just-following-the-rules public officials.
More:
CopBlock.org
FreeKeene.com
NeverTakeAPlea.org
Strike-The-Root.com
Freedom’s Phoenix
MegMcLain.com
High School Outreach by Kager on FreeKeene.com
School Sucks Project
John Taylor Gatto: Schooling is not Education – Part 1
Sheldon Richman on the Separation of School and State
On this weeks episode:
1. Bradley Jardis and Tommy Mozingo hold a gun rights demonstration at Plymouth State University.
2. Copblock confronts police with pointed question about the double standard of gun rights.
On this weeks episode:
1. Ian Freeman asks the Keene City Council for an apology after the drinking game charges were dropped by the city prosecutor.
2. Ademo is indited on 3 felony charges of wiretapping after the Manchester High School incident.
3. The first General Assembly of Occupy New Hampshire.
4. Manch vs Keene Dance-off
This is video from Brad & Tommy’s demonstration on Plymouth State University campus. As you can see here, the teacher who organized the event and made the signs, Robin DeRosa, silenced the protesters.
The following is a letter penned by New Hampshire State Representative JR Hoell addressed to the House Judiciary Committee. The letter is in response to the way Tommy Mozingo and I were treated as we attempted to point out that the University System of New Hampshire was violating the law by maintaining regulations which forbid the peaceful carrying of firearms and knives.
I’ve spoken to several elected officials and Rep. Hoell isn’t the only one who feels this way. Elected state officials will be present at our hearing today in the Grafton County Superior Court at 2:30PM to see how Judge Vaughn respects the state constitution as well as legislative authority.
A big thank you to Rep. Hoell for taking the time to write, publicize, and take on this issue!
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