Police checkpoint activism – Concord New Hampshire style

[Keith and stuff]

Police checkpoint activism – Concord New Hampshire style

You might remember my post about police checkpoint activism - New Hampshire style. Well, that happened in Manchester, NH last month. It seems that the police like doing checkpoints. I guess they like overtime pay? They decided to do a checkpoint in Concord this month. The activist network heard about the plan and mobilized. Manchester activists went to Concord to join the party.

Again, the activists made sure to use audio and video to document the activism. That's very important. Especially this time, as police tried to intimidate the activists into stopping. Of course, the activists knew they were right and so they didn't stop!

Police checkpoint activism – Concord New Hampshire style
http://nhfreedom.wordpress.com/2012/08/09/police-checkpoint-activism-concord-new-hampshire-style/

You will need to click on the link to see the video but here is a photo.

 

[muzzled dogg]

Rpf's might recognize the laser from the nh primary

 

[Keith and stuff]

Rpf's might recognize the laser from the nh primary

And Porcfest 2011 and Porcfest 2012.

And Maine activities This is from Lewiston, Maine.

 

[LibertyEagle]

That is hilarious. I'm surprised the police didn't pounce all over them for using that laser.

I love the irreverence from the New Hampshire folks. Although I am kinda surprised they even allowed the police there to start checkpoints.

 

[Keith and stuff]

Here is a picture of this laser being used at Porcfest 2012.

 

[Keith and stuff]

GraniteGrok, the #1 conservative blog in NH covered this story.


Do we live in a police state? No. Unconstitutional police action is challenged in New Hampshire.
by Tim Condon
http://granitegrok.com/blog/2012/08...-police-action-is-challenged-in-new-hampshire

Of course, if you read the author's bio, you will find that he is a free stater. It is could to have a free stater blogging on the top conservative blog in the state.

by Tim Condon

I’ve been political my entire life, starting out with Barry Goldwater and The Conscience of a Conservative in the1960's. In 1972 I was a Florida presidential elector for Prof. John Hospers, the first Presidential candidate of the national Libertarian Party which was founded that same year. During the late 1970's and into the 1980's I was a contributing editor and monthly columnist for Reason magazine, and I’ve authored numerous articles in the print and online media about various subjects relating to individual rights and personal freedom. Today I'm a lawyer by profession; I divide my time between New Hampshire and Florida all year long, spending much of my time practicing law in Florida. As an early supporter and past member of the board of directors of the Free State Project, I was drawn to the Live Free or Die state of New Hampshire in late 2003 when it was chosen by a vote of the first 5,000 FSP participants. In 2004 I founded the Republican Liberty Caucus of New Hampshire, and continue today to work within the state political system to advance the traditional NH values of frugal small government, low taxes, small business, free enterprise, and self-responsibility. To all, I say "Come and see what we are building in the beautiful, healthy, livable Free State of New Hampshire!"

 

[muzzled dogg]