The Manchester Free Press aims to bring together in one place everything that you need to know about what’s happening in the Free State of New Hampshire.
Wednesday • February 22 • 2012
Vol.IV • No.VIII
Manchester, N.H.
Wednesday • February 22 • 2012
Vol.IV • No.VIII
Manchester, N.H.
Howard Fineman, TV Commentator for MSNBC does not know if the Iraq War was a mistake and claims he never offered an opinion on the subject. In 10 years of doing Hardball, Chris Matthews was not able to convince him. All I needed was 10 minutes but he would not talk about it. Instead, he wanted to get revenge for having been exposed.
http://youtu.be/Sb-Bgr6eSnc
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Or at least people are now calling me a terrorist and calling for my indefinite detention as a result of my taking on the corruption happening in Cheshire County.
maximumfullpower
“Brad Jardis in my observation is a terrorist plain and simple. All he has done along with his so called activists friends has started violence against Judge Burke because they got caught breaking the law. It is a good thing the NDAA passed because Brad Jardis needs to be taken off the streets because of his violence.”
All my violence’eh? You apparently forgot to read this.
Why would they need the NDAA to come after me right now for what I am reporting if I was actually breaking the law? Everyone knows the NDAA is meant to only silence people who would be victorious in court.
Could it be because I am right?
From the comment section of my interview on the Ridley Report.
On Friday I am commissioning my first ever official “overview” of government misconduct. The presentation will detail my case as to precisely how Keene Circuit Court-District Division Presiding Judge Edward Burke violated state law, the state Constitution, and judicial canons by telling a lie to have someone arrested. A lie that constituted False Reports to Law Enforcement, a crime under state law. A crime that if the exact facts and circumstances were brought before him in a criminal case where you did the same thing, he would find you guilty.
I am quite familiar with the crime as I have arrested people and prepared prosecution cases for it before. Judge Burke should have been arrested by now for what he did… but lucky for him, it appears that his friends in government are protecting him.
The presentation I will be burning to DVD and distributing to Governor John Lynch, the Executive Council, and every member of the New Hampshire General Court. Every mainstream media outlet in New Hampshire will also be receiving a copy.
Judicial Canon #2, the code of conduct for judges, reads as follows:
A JUDGE SHOULD AVOID IMPROPRIETY AND THE APPEARANCE OF IMPROPRIETY IN ALL OF THE JUDGE’S ACTIVITIES
I presume that includes impropriety and the appearance of impropriety in all of the judge’s interactions with members of the free press who are asking constitutionally protected questions. Especially when our own Constitution says:
FREE SPEECH AND LIBERTY OF THE PRESS ARE ESSENTIAL TO THE SECURITY OF FREEDOM IN A STATE: THEY OUGHT, THEREFORE, TO BE INVIOLABLY PRESERVED.
(not taken away in a creative attempt to cover up a criminal offense)
https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2012/02/how-remove-your-google...
On March 1st, Google will implement its new, unified privacy policy, which will affect data Google has collected on you prior to March 1st as well as data it collects on you in the future. Until now, your Google Web History (your Google searches and sites visited) was cordoned off from Google's other products. This protection was especially important because search data can reveal particularly sensitive information about you, including facts about your location, interests, age, sexual orientation, religion, health concerns, and more. If you want to keep Google from combining your Web History with the data they have gathered about you in their other products, such as YouTube or Google Plus, you may want to remove all items from your Web History and stop your Web History from being recorded in the future.
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The tenth Alternatives Expo will be holding speakers on subjects related to left-libertarian philosophies, such as agorism.
As the Porcupine community gears up for Liberty Forum 2012, another New Hampshire tradition kicks off its first big event of the year. The Alternatives Exposition, better known as AltExpo, will launch AltExpo X, a four-day event in Manchester, Nashua and Milford for those in the liberty movement who swing to the left.
AltExpo works in collaboration with various groups within the liberty movement to offer workshops, lectures and other opportunities for participants to learn new things and meet like-minded individuals. One such group is the Alliance of the Libertarian Left of New England (ALL-oNE), which is cooperatively run by AltExpo founder Jack Shimek and Nick Ford. Both Ford and Shimek, who are also the organizers of this year’s activities, will be among several speakers when AltExpo X holds a string of lectures at the Quill Writers Guild in Manchester from 10am to 4pm this Friday.
Other scheduled speakers include Theresa Warmke of Fr33 Aid, which provides first-aid at liberty-related events, and Kevin Innes, who served 23 months in federal prison for distributing the Liberty Dollar. Additional topics to be discussed will include left-libertarianism, the New Libertarian Manifesto and the Vote for Nobody Campaign.
Like at all AltExpo events, ALL-oNE will display its usual array of booklets on topics of interest to the liberty community for sale at the Quill this Friday. Liberty Books of Concord plans to have copies of many libertarian and anarchist favorites for sale, as they have in previous AltExpos. One such selection includes The New Libertarian Manifesto by Samuel Edward Konklin III, arguably the bible of the agorist faction of left-libertarianism.
For those in the liberty community who may be unfamiliar with left-libertarianism or even think it is an oxymoron, it is actually an umbrella term for many philosophies including mutualism, left-Rothbardianism, agorism, and voluntaryism. Some left-libertarians are advocates of communal ownership of property while others are more supportive of individual property rights and homesteading. For more essays related to and by left-libertarians please visit ne.leftlibertarian.org and all-left.net.
AltExpo X is open to all members of the liberty community and offers them a chance to learn about an alternative to civil disobedience and political activism. The goal of the Alternatives Exposition is to share information on establishing alternative institutions to replace the existing ones that have been corrupted by corporatist, state influence, or direct control. For more information on AltExpo X, check out their page on Facebook.
So today I was in my econ class. There are about 400 people in this class. My econ teacher is a die-hard Keynesian, and he said, "If Ron Paul had his way, we would have no taxes, and the government would shut down!"
I was sitting next to my sister who was also taking the class, and I stood and said, "There are other ways to fund government besides the income tax, which is what Paul wants to get rid of. We have only had an income tax for a hundred years out of three-hundred years, maybe we should be in a history class."
The teacher was left completely speechless and the class jeered and cheered.
Ron Paul moment of the day shared.
Share some of your epic Ron Paul moments.
Ron Paul 2012
It does not require a majority to prevail, but rather an irate, tireless minority keen to set brush fires in people's minds.
- Samuel Adams
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So I followed what I thought were all of the instructions for filing for my candidacy to be a delegate for my precinct here in Johnson County. Well, I received a call from the courthouse yesterday...apparently I neglected to file a form with the County Chairman that he requires due to my lack of experience and history with the Republican party. There's a public hearing on Friday February 24 to discuss my candidacy. Anyone can speak on my behalf, and I can speak for myself, but I'll be in Chicago this weekend! And I can't reschedule.
I'm pretty frustrated. They're right...I don't have a history with the Republican party, but I don't have a history with either party. I just turned 23 and I want to get more involved than I was four years ago. In 2008, I was Paul supporter, but I was 19 and didn't get registered in time for the primary.
I just wonder if I'm being called out because I'm 23 and a presumed Paul supporter. In fact, I probably wouldn't have even known about it in time had I not been called. The woman on the phone said they sent out a letter, but because of the short amount of warning I would have if I got the letter in time, she felt like she needed to call me even though they usually don't call.
I hope this isn't happening elsewhere. And I hope there are supporters in Johnson County who are making it through this hoop.
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Ben Swann does it again! Reality Check exclusive: Votes counted in secret, destroyed afterward, rules changed and broken, the head of State GOP in Ohio exposed tonight...just think... only 2 weeks until March 6th primary and this stuff is already going on!
Enjoy.
http://www.fox19.com/stor...
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Get your fill of local liberty media for your daily commute:
Sex, Lies & Anarchy …where liberty gets personal. This week the three liberty-loving ladies ask: Is ostracism an effective response to crime? How should we deal with obnoxious neighbors? Kellie talks about “voluntary government.” Is that an oxymoron, or is Kellie just a moron? This and more in “Ostracism, the Bull-Crap Panacea”
On Flaming Freedom, your hosts Dale, Neal, and Chuck discuss a 7-year-old who says he’s gay, the screwed generation, the Westboro Baptist Church picketing Whitney Houston’s funeral, and more!
On the School Sucks Podcast, Brett devotes some time to the threat of NARCS and informants infiltrating public schools, with the consent of administrators, of course.
Gardner Goldsmith from Liberty Conspiracy discusses the 70th anniversary of the internment of Japanese-Americans during WWII, and looks at other areas where people are interned, and how people don’t notice. Also in his latest episode, Gardner looks at the pop media’s attempt to convince people that government “bailouts” are somehow good “investments” and help the economy.
CNN and Arizona GOP Debate - 8pm ET
Watch here: http://edition.cnn.com/video/
Dr. Ron Paul will participate in the CNN / Arizona GOP being held at the Mesa Art Center, Mesa, AZ on Wednesday, February 22nd at 8:00 p.m. ET.
Last debate of the season
Post your observations and insights below -->
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On Monday, I was driving through Phoenix, AZ, listening to financial news radio. I nearly wrecked my truck when I heard this informational crash course on the scam that is the Federal Reserve. This was broadcast across the Phoenix metro area during rush hour. Though no mention was made of Ron Paul, the breakdown of the Fed was every bit as complete as his analysis.
Hopefully, some of the listeners will hear the similarity of the host’s words in Dr. Paul's debate performance on the 22nd. Maybe it will culminate into a good turnout for Ron Paul in the Arizona GOP primary on the 28th.
Mp3 Audio: Financial Review with Sinclair Noe - 2012-02-20
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Conservative Republican values—I remember them well from my rural, independently-minded Idaho upbringing: limited government, personal liberty and responsibility, fiscal restraint, and respect for human life, right? As proof of my dyed-in-the-wool Republican childhood, Reagan’s portrait had such a prominent place on my family’s mantle I always assumed he was one of our uncles. When George W. Bush changed his address to 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, I was squarely in the middle of a growing young voter demographic. That’s when I got to know the heavy-hitting Grand Old Republicans in the behemoth states of California and Texas.
It has since taken me a decade to realize that the GOP is run by three types of people: busy-bodied heifers who dominate others through gossip and intimidation, their emasculated sidekicks who meekly fall in line, and shrewd business people who have figured out how to game the system for personal profit, prestige or, if they’re exceptionally shrewd, both.
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I would first like to preface this post by saying that I deliberated for a considerable period over whether or not to make this post. I did not want my points to be misconstrued as negative or critical. In the end I decided to post, hoping that all those involved (directly or indirectly) are mature enough to take this for what it is...an experienced media persons advice and brief of lessons to be learned.
Please take it in this vein as this is the only intention.
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We knew before hand, and as we expected, the MSM had little or no coverage of this historic event. As far as I am aware, there was no "LIVE" coverage at all. And only a few precious mentions after the fact. The liberty movement expected this and made some attempts to offer an alternative.
The alternatives were live streams by participants at the event. The participants armed with smart phones and wireless laptops sent streams to the internet so those around the world could view the event "LIVE". Others had similar devices in addition to camcorders and still cameras to document the event, but did not send any live streams.
In the days and weeks leading up to this event, I sent numerous emails, made numerous forum posts, Facebook (event page) comments and tweets soliciting anyone who was going to be in attendance to contact and coordinate with me in order to arrange MULTIPLE streams and feeds of the event.
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The typical scenario of a presidential election cycle: Candidates clashing over left vs. right. Politicians making promises they never keep. Flip flops. Political scandals. All this inspires resentment of politics; and many people decide not to have anything to do with it.
This election season has been no different. But when we look at the republicans running for president, there is one who strikes a different chord. Only one has a consistent voting record aligned with principle. Only one seems foreign to the political game. His name is Ron Paul.
Interestingly, he has managed to gain traction with demographics traditionally considered democrat strongholds. Out of all the other republicans running he has the most support from young people and minorities. Even progressives jump into his camp, attracted by his stance on foreign policy and civil liberties. Ron Paul has significant support from independents.
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Ian and I took to the streets to ask Keene residents what they think about the Lenco BEARCAT.
Greg Raymer professional poker player 2004 WSOP Champion , a member of the Board of Directors for The Poker Players Alliance joins Daily Paul Radio with Kurt Wallace for ‘All In For Freedom' to discuss poker freedom and internet freedom. He also discusses the deeper issue of liberty and the proper role of government and his hope that Ron Paul wins the nomination and beats Obama.
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Hello!
What have you done for the Ron Paul campaign?!
Did you make a huge sign? Did you cover your car in bumper stickers? Did you spend hours canvasing? Did you donate to the campaign again and again?
Ron Paul Patriot Nation is a new website that is designed to build support for Ron Paul by showcasing the support that he already has. People have come up with some amazing and creative ways to help the Ron Paul 2012 campaign and we'd like to preserve all those things to inspire the rest of the country.
The point is to collect and harness the energy and excitement that comes from the grassroots. So many people do great things and post links to photos of them on sites like this, but they go by fast and get lost in the shuffle. They now have a home!
Although it is fun, this is a real campaign strategy. We need to build more momentum and the grassroots is crucial. Let's get existing supporters to inspire new supporters with all they have done.
I posted a link to this site a couple of weeks back asking for some feedback and I would like to send a big thank you to all those people that submitted "good deeds" early for testing.
Each person that uses the site can accumulate Ron Paul 2012 "good deeds" that correspond to the ways in which they support the campaign. That includes everything big and small, from a bumper-sticker to a hot-air balloon to volunteering to be a delegate.
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From RT America. Probably the only media outlet that will cover it....
http://youtu.be/P7M21JlBM78
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I'm 26 and graduated from school a little while ago, but the job I'm working in for this big company for the past few months I really dislike. It is a lot different than what I studied in school, which I actually enjoyed. The only plus side is that it offers good benefits and everything, but my supervisor is constantly yelling at me for everything I do wrong, and I don't have much of anything in common with the people I work with. The job itself is repetitive and making me go crazy. I can't go back to school to do something else, because I already have too much student loan debt, so should I just continue to be miserable and keep working? Buying silver and gold with my money or what?
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Much has been made of the fact that Ron Paul is the choice of the troops, having received more donations from active duty military personnel than all the other GOP candidates combined, as well as Obama. However, new figures also show that Ron Paul is favored among people who work in the defense sector.
U.S. Federal Election Commission (FEC) contribution records analyzed by Defense News reveal that Paul received both the most contributions and the largest total amount of cash among Republican candidates from employees of the world’s top 100 defense companies.
$177,413.39 was donated to to Paul’s campaign by defense employees in 2011, with a total of 824 individual contributions, meaning an average of $215.31 per person.
That figure is the highest any GOP candidate received from defense workers at companies such as Boeing, Deloitte and Lockheed Martin.
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http://www.prisonplanet.com/even-defense-company-employees-s...
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