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
On this weeks episode we talk about 2 of Stephan Molyneux’s videos the first being Sunset of the State and the second, The Money That is Sold Abroad is You!
Jonny Ray and Ali Havens are on the discussion panel while Heika Courser anchors the show.
On this episode:
1. Ademo Freeman is in-studio to talk able his project CopBlock.org and the pilot episode of CopBlock News.
2. Derrick J Freeman was put together a video report from his visit of Occupy Philadelphia.
Ian Freeman makes his first appearance on the show and talks about what led to his arrest as well as his time at the Cheshire County House of Corrections. Jason Talley and Derrick J Freeman are also on to discuss their own experiences. Finally Michele Seven was recently jailed this past weekend and also talks about what happened with her.
In late 2010 Pete and I were in the mist of our second tour around the country doing LibertyOnTour.com. It was during that time we started shooting Uncle Sam videos. The idea for these videos is, if “Uncle Sam” – the government – was a real person what would he be like? Would he have any friends? Would people voluntarily hand over their hard earned money to this asshole?
He’s been hiding out for most of this year but Uncle Sam was recently spotted in New York City at Occupy Wall Street. He was attempting to strengthen his relationship with ‘the few’ upset protestors. As you’ll see in the video below Uncle Sam doesn’t do very well with the public. Uncle Sam doesn’t understand that you can’t use money and/or force to solve problems. Yet, alot of protestors were willing to give Uncle Sam more of their freedom and money in exchange for just that.
We can’t turn to Uncle Sam to fix our economy, end the war or anything for that matter. He’s the man who wrote the checks for the bailouts, signed the papers sending the troops into other countries. All while demanding more taxes, on all kinds of things, and becoming more and more aggressive to those that speak out against his ideas. He’s the one that steals from one to give to another. After all, government doesn’t have anything it doesn’t take (I mean steal – because that’s what taxation is if you don’t want to pay them) from the productive people of the world.
So would you be friends with Uncle Sam? Would you voluntarily give Uncle Sam your money (ie – taxes)? If yes, would you give Uncle Sam more money to go after those who wanted to spend their own hard earned dollars?
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