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While I was Just trying to get an early shot of how many people had assembled. Having gotten up a bit higher than the sidewalk, I started to record what was going on. This gentleman then came up to me (who I did not know) and started talking. Turns out, he was NH State Rep … Read more
Ed Naile is the Chair of the Coalition of NH Taxpayers (CNHT) and has been around a LONG time helping out watchdogs and whistleblower type citizens and helping them to correct what they believe to be municipal malfeasance. Here he’s got a nice little story to tell: Please subscribe to our Youtube Channel – either … Read more
She really would fit in when Germany was split into West and East Germany during the Cold War. The East German police were known for being cruel, sadistic, and turning their fellow citizens into snitches against each other (standard fare for Communist countries). Imagine that – making citizens fearful of their fellow citizens for having … Read more
The best expression of the sentiment that was on the minds of all of the attendees of last Saturday’s EReOpenNH was this:
Soon after I had talked with Anne Copp, I ran into Ruth and asked if she had time for a quick interview: She not only is ticked that she has to protest to get her Rights back but that the Media has been lying to us (hey, Media, you listenin’?). And she, too, is worried … Read more
No, he’s not Jason Osborne….sigh…it was Keith. Yep, what a way to start an interview – just MANGLE the opening due to my inability to get peoples’ names straight.
At the Reopen NH Rally in Concord I spoke with some small business owners who, having been deemed to be “non-essential” by Governor Sununu, are not only losing money but are on that cusp of losing it all.
I forgot to mention in my earlier post that not only those valuing Freedom over “Health & Security” were showing up at the rally but the State Police showed up as well.
I’m betting that the Democrat majority on the Legislature Fiscal Committee are mad as hornets given that this gift of our money by the Feds to NH is not going to be handed out to their special interest groups as easily as they first thought. Sununu did include most of those same politicians. However, he keeps control.
OK, a bit later than Steve’s posts but hey, life happens in between “stuff.” Anyways, a few videos coming up.
Heh! I was not surprised when I got to the State House just a tad before 11am (the Rally has been advertised to start around noon); no one was there. It was clear, however, that the Government agencies could read and monitor social media as well as anyone else and had prepared a welcome sign … Read more
That was from commenter Van on Steve’s post that was headlined “300+ Attend #ReOpenNH Rally In Concord (Lots of Pictures)”. Indeed, my comments from an interview with Catherine Triomphe of AFP (Agence France-Presse, the French news wire service similar to AP and UPI here in the US, and not Americans for Prosperity) did make to … Read more
Steve put up his post about that the Eco-Socialists narratives being an existential threat getting crowded out by the current (and immediate) “existential threat.”
The large number of rules lifted by federal, state and local governments in response to this pandemic reveals the sad reality that many regulations serve little to no good public purpose. Hopefully, people will realize how counterproductive these rules were and will not allow them to be reinstated after the crisis is over. In the … Read more
THE GOVERNMENT IS NOT YOUR MOTHER. THE GOVERNMENT IS NOT YOUR FATHER. THEY CAN NEITHER SEND YOU TO YOUR ROOM HOUSE, NOR SHOULD THEY GIVE YOU AN ALLOWANCE. AND IT’S CERTAINLY NOT THEIR JOB TO PROTECT YOU FROM DISEASE. WASH YOUR HANDS. IF YOU’RE VULNERABLE WATCH YOUR INTERACTIONS. AND FOR THE LOVE OF BOB, GROW UP: … Read more
It bears repeating: The Constitution was meant to restrict GOVERNMENT and not Individuals. Progressives, however, have inverted that:
I just noticed this – and why did it take so long? First, thought, every day we get an update as to the COVID-19 epidemic that seemingly is only affecting the southeast corner of the State in any kind of real numbers: Pretty much without that sectioned off geography, we’d be having no crisis at … Read more
So let me spell it out, again: Compact: an agreement or covenant between two or more parties. And from my post (“Governor Sununu: “No state shall, without the consent of Congress, … enter into any agreement or compact with another state”..“): That would be from the US Constitution, Article I, Sec 10 (paragraph 3) that … Read more
First, the appropriate attire: And then in making a request for a withdrawal: How life has changed in just a month…and probably with nary a ho-hum response from the teller. In fact, the teller might be hitting the Panic Button if the patrons AREN’T wearing such accessories. Wonder how that might change in a year’s … Read more
[Welfare] states presuppose economic dynamism sufficient to generate investments, job creation, corporate profits, and individuals’ incomes from which come tax revenues needed to fund entitlements. But welfare states produce in citizens an entitlement mentality and a low pain threshold. That mentality inflames appetites for more entitlements, broadly construed to include all government benefits and protections … Read more