At the September 16 House session for Veto Day, six Democrat state representatives kneeled during the national anthem, according to the NH GOP.
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Freedom of speech
Berniece Van Der Berg (Moonlight Meadery) – Time to check back in with her “Legal”
I haven’t heard much from Berniece Van Der Berg lately. Interesting, that – after she promised that her Legal was going to be contacting me for our “hateful rhetoric and criminal threatening.”
The Co-Founder of the Moonlight Meadery in Londonderry – join the Email Train! Part 2
When we last left off, Berniece Van Der Berg was some upset “…If you persist in your hateful rhetoric and criminal threatening, I shall have no recourse but to follow legal action. Consider yourselves duly notified.”
The Co-Founder of the Moonlight Meadery in Londonderry – join the Email Train! Part 1
As I said last time, our FAQs state that if anyone sends us an email, they may see it here on GraniteGrok: “Look in the Contact Us to email us. Anything you send us is fair game for us and we may use it on the site.”
Freedom of Speech is Now an Instrument of Terror on a College Campus
Once again, we see that Leftists don’t want Freedom of Speech and Ideas. They hate the idea that anyone is allowed to say what they want ESPECIALLY when it goes against their agenda, narrative, or beliefs. Just ask NH State Rep Jan Schmidt (D-Nashua) about this as she has actively done so.
HB1159 Testimony – making Public Servants into a new “Protected Class” above citizens
TO: House Criminal Justice and Public Safety Committee DATE: January 29, 2020 RE: HB 1159-FN – AN ACT relative to cyberbullying, cyberstalking, and doxxing of a public servant. FROM: Kathleen LaBonte, <redacted> Dear Chairman Cushing and Committee Members: I begin my public testimony AGAINST HB 1159 by quoting Thomas Jefferson: “Rightful liberty is unobstructed action … Read more
HB 1159 (The “Shut the ‘Grok down bill) – Testimony of Howard Coffman
HB1159 relative to cyberbullying, cyberstalking, and doxxing of a public servant Recommendation: ITL – Inexpedient to Legislate Mr. Chairman and Distinguished Members of this House Committee: I come before you today to speak in opposition to HB 1159. I urge you to vote “inexpedient to legislate” and place this legislative proposal into the dustbin of … Read more
NH House Rep Jan Schmidt Mocks Natural Rights
Nashua resident Beth Scaer pleaded with Schmidt in the Nashua Politics group on Facebook to end her assault on the First Amendment by withdrawing her bill HB 1159, a bill which would silence political dissent. “Jan, how about you stop trying to take away our God-given and Constitutionally-protected rights?” she asked.
DISQUS Doodlings – Treehugger thinks Joe Biden is a NeoConservative? Hahahahahaha!
I AM going to try to make a valiant attempt to get caught up now that TMEW’s case of shingles is now over and she’s back to her normal self (and effectively kept me from writing for most of 3 months). Didn’t stop me from READING – just not enough sustained and continued time to … Read more
Don’t “Insult” or Question Islam or its Prophet under penalty of arrest (or worse)!!!
The legal system in the US (other than in Louisiana) was originally derived from the legal system that prevailed in England for centuries, including the personal freedoms extracted from the King by the Maga Carta. Even with that long history of personal liberties, the colonists ultimately rebelled against the English Crown’s abuses as enunciated principally … Read more
Nashua School District Blocks Grok: Flippantly Refuses 91-A About Its Action
The issue: After unflattering reporting on Granite Grok the Nashua school district’s IT system has blocked access to the site. The district was sent a Chapter 91-A, access to public records and meetings request for information about the action taken. The superintendent, Dr. Jahmal Mosley, responded with a flippant thumbing of the nose. The reason, … Read more
Deb Stevens (Nashua-D): I hate your religion in MY Public Square
First Amendment: Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the government for a redress of grievances. Here’s the full post from the Facebook page … Read more