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Friday Open Thread – You’re turn to shine folks!

May 7, 2021May 6, 2021 Skip

Re-regulation going apace, Safer at Home loses to “Best Recommendations” (e.g., part of the campaign strategy, baby!), “Counts, Recounts, and the Big Fix” – just about too much going on. So start talking folks – this post is for you! All we ask is that yak amongst yourselves!

In 2021, More Americans Have Died from “COVID Vaccines” (2216) Than Mass Shootings (88)

May 6, 2021May 6, 2021 Op-Ed

We have passed one year of draconian, unconstitutional restrictions on our lives. Freedoms once lost are hard if not impossible to get back. Americans relinquished them due to fear; fear brought on by lies and deceit.

Notable Quote: “Collectivists hit hardest”

May 6, 2021May 6, 2021 Skip

Only upon the premise of individualism can a free society be built. In fact, individualism was the implicit philosophical principle underlying the American concept of government as servant rather than master. The real significance of the American Revolution lay not in a military triumph (for other nations have won independence only to lapse back into … Read more

Vermont Towns Line up to Let Non-citizens Vote in Local Elections

October 6, 2021May 6, 2021 Steve MacDonald

Vermont is not just a step to the left of New Hampshire; it is a leap. And not because of the Connecticut River. Many in the Green Mountain State are making a similar transition in the direction of the Granite State; not to escape Wackadoodle Vermont, but to poison our well with its toxic ideology.

Urgent: Please Call in to the Daniel Will Hearing Now and Speak Out against This Constitutional Threat.

May 6, 2021 Steve MacDonald

Urgent: please call in to the Daniel Will hearing NOW. There is still time to sign in.

Wind Farms: “Whose Gonna Clean up That Mess Down There!”

May 6, 2021 Skip

Bill Cosby, in a very old skit about Noah’s Ark, wanted to know (Noah wanted to know) who would be responsible for cleaning up all that animal poop in the bilges after 40 days and 40 nights while God unleashed the rains to cleanse a sinful world. Well, that applies to “renewables.”

The Purge

May 6, 2021 Op-Ed

It seems the FBI, through the DOJ, is in the process of “investigating” a number of those who were outspoken about the attempted coup to undo the Trump campaign and his presidency.

Secure the Recount: Bill Gardner Has No Specific Statutory Authority to Keep the Windham Ballots

May 6, 2021 Steve MacDonald

Windham Should immediately request the original ballots from Gardner who has them – with no specific statutory authority to KEEP them.

An Evening Forum on Critical Race Theory in Hollis Today

May 6, 2021 Beth Scaer

A forum on Critical Race Theory is being held today, Thursday, May 6, 7:00 pm at the Lawrence Barn, 28 Depot Rd, Hollis, NH.

Janice Starkey, Hanover School District Financial Assistant

CRT: If School District Staff Have Been Trained to Interrupt Parents Who Trained Them and Who Paid For That?

May 6, 2021 Skip

“I’m interrupting you. You are not allowed to talk. People like you that have views like you are not allowed to do what you’re doing, I’ve been trained to interrupt you.“

Florida Golf, Deep Sea Fishing, And Politics

May 6, 2021 Michael Moffett

I occasionally socialize and play golf with some fellow Granite State legislators, also known as the “Beer Caucus.” (Motto: “We have fun, and we get things done!”)

In NH, The Legislative Body (You!) Runs the Show. Selectmen Have a Purpose. Let’s Take a Look at It

May 5, 2021

Windham residents and supporters are justifiably outraged at being conned by opponents of a genuine forensic audit of the Dominion machine counted ballots in the recent NH general Election.

The Great Relocation

May 6, 2021May 5, 2021 Op-Ed

Spring 2020, when I saw the CV19 restrictions and all the societal unrest, I told my wife the nation is about to undergo a massive shift. Polarization is coming, I told her, and we need to capitalize on it.

Does NH State Law Prohibit the Use of Breathing Restraints on Students?

May 5, 2021May 5, 2021 Doris Hohensee

Sure does look that way!

Requiring students to wear a mask for school, or athletics is by definition mandating a physical restraint. A mask “[o]bstructs a child’s respiratory airway or impairs the child’s breathing or respiratory capacity or restricts the movement required for normal breathing.”

ARROGANT ELITISTS? Windham Board of Selectmen Show Contempt for Their Subjects!

May 5, 2021May 5, 2021 Ken Eyring

This past Monday, the Windham Board of Selectman Chairman Ross McLeod became unhinged for the second meeting in a row.

The public clearly expressed their displeasure of the Board’s decision to hire what many believe to be an unqualified applicant – and McLeod would have none of it. He scolded and demeaned hundreds of people he was elected to serve – instead of listening and responding to constituent concerns.

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A Willing Recipient Plugged into the Left’s Cultural Matrix?

May 5, 2021May 5, 2021 Steve MacDonald

There’s this guy. He’s wearing a mask in the store – I think it was just one. I see him as he exits, still masked, then the long march to the socially distanced back of an almost empty parking lot.

First “Wrong” Beach, Now ‘Lost’ Angeles: Kroger Closing More Stores Due to Govt Mandated Price Hikes

May 5, 2021May 5, 2021 Skip

California is a great place to do business if that business is going out of business. First, we had the story from Long Beach where an additional (mandated $4/hour) “Hero Pay” forced grocery chain, Kroger, to close two stores. Now it’s Los Angeles.

Was Last Winter a Warning?

May 5, 2021 Steve MacDonald

This post is not about Windham, but if it helps, what it is about will affect that small New Hampshire Town and the hemisphere. As our readers know, we entered a Grand Solar Minimum (even NASA agrees) that is expected to last a good while.

Notable Quote – “the most thorough understanding of liberty,”

May 5, 2021 Skip

“Among the natural rights of the colonists are these: first, a right to life; secondly, to liberty; thirdly to property; together with the right to support and defend them.

Windham Selectmen Should Ask Themselves These Questions to Understand the Public Outrage

May 6, 2021May 4, 2021 Op-Ed

On May 3^rd, I experienced a sentimental return to my teaching days of many years ago as I drove through the turn around at the Windham Center School. Of course, this was after hours, and my principal reason for being in Windham at 6:30 PM was to attend the Windham Selectman’s Meeting scheduled for 7 PM.