government

The events below occurred on June 2nd at the Manchester, New Hampshire Airport; below are the notes that I took after the event occurred. Again, these are notes that I took after the event at the airport...

I arrived at the TSA Security Checkpoint at Manchester (MHT) airport at roughly 8:30 AM this morning. When I was asked for my boarding pass and photo-id I gave the agent my boarding pass only. He asked for my photo-id. I asked what would happen if I refused to give it to him. He replied “You have to.”

I asked, “can you show me the law that states that have to, because that request seems to contradict my 4th Amendment right?"

It seems to be the nature of governments to grow, and the recent proposed Keene operating budget for the fiscal year of 2008-2009 makes the local government in Keene NH no exception to this rule.

According to the Keene Sentinel, the proposed budget is 6.5% higher than last year’s budget. This means that property owners can [...]

Here's a link to the law... RSA 286:1

And BikerBill's description of the event on the following video is perfect:

Dave Ridley threatens civilization as we know it -- indeed, the very fabric of society -- with unauthorized capitalistic (and very handsome, I might add) puppets. Chaos ensues. Nobody notices...

by Tom Hudson and Scott McPherson

On March 18 the United States Supreme Court will hear arguments in the case of District of Columbia v. Heller. The US Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia ruled in March 2007 that the Second Amendment guarantees and protects an individual rather than a “collective” right to bear arms. DC Mayor Adrian Fenty petitioned for an appeal. The Supreme Court will settle the matter.

The freedom or slavery of future generations of Americans depends on their decision.

The NH 2008 Legislative Session has already started (January 2nd) and the next House session is scheduled for the 16th of January.

During the last year, the movement for freedom has grown substantially with the help of Ron Paul and the number liberty activists in the Free State of New Hampshire. To continue to bring the message of freedom to people, and of course to ensure that we prevent our liberties from being stripped away we must remain vigilant in our revolution.

Economics isn't merely a dry, boring study of money. It is, boiled down to its essence, a study of human nature: how people interact and trade with each other. Since this obviously involves money, there is no shortage of people who want some of that money for themselves, when they haven't earned it. And the chief ways in which they take that money are to confuse people and to establish governments.