New Hampshire, I-93 Southbound: Watch these Border Patrol agents attempt to avoid any accountability as one underling is ordered by his superior to let us go rather than risk us recording video of their oppressive internal checkpoint and secondary screening area. It was a win for us, but everyone else without video cameras lost their precious time to these thieves. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IXXJQbla48I

Despite spending a dozen years in federal prison for helping tax freedom advocates Ed and Elaine Brown in 2006, Jason Gerhard is still taking on the evil IRS. Now a NH state representative, Gerhard filed a House Resolution, [HR 16](http://www.gencourtmobile.com/2023/HR16/Text) that -if passed- would officially ask the IRS four tough questions: 1. Where is the word “income” defined in the Internal Revenue Code? 2. Where in the Internal Revenue Code is it written that the average American, who does not exercise a federal privilege but simply trades their time for money, is liable to pay the federal income tax? 3. Why have numerous Internal Revenue Service publications, directors, and members of the United States Congress, among others, stated that the income tax is “voluntary”? 4. That signed copies of this resolution be transmitted by the house clerk to the Commissioner of Internal Revenue, to the United States Secretary of the Treasury, and to each member of New Hampshire Congressional delegation. Unfortunately, the state house voted 283-60 – [full roll call here](http://www.gencourtmobile.com/RC/2023/H/52) – to kill the resolution. Thanks though to the sixty reps who voted for it, including Keene’s Jodi Newell.

This week, liberty activist Graham Colson was tried for a "contempt of court" charge that he received while out on bail after being arrested on a later-determined-unconstitutional no trespass notice from the "city of Keene". In legal land there is a concept known as the doctrine of the "fruit of the poisoned tree". My understanding of this is that if, for instance, the police raid your home on a bad warrant (say they lied to the judge to get the warrant), that any evidence collected based on that warrant cannot be used against you. It's the "fruit of the poisoned tree", and so charges must be dropped. However, this doctrine appears to not apply to the "orders" of the judge. In Graham's case, he was arrested for violating the no trespass notice from the city that banned him from Central Square. He was let out on bail conditions that included no contact with a couple of parking enforcers. He was later arrested for walking through Central Square and talking to a parking enforcer. For this act he was charged with "contempt of court". Then, last summer, the district court's judge Edward Burke threw out the no trespass letter as unconstitutional and illegal. Since the no trespass letter was illegal, shouldn't the contempt case be thrown out too, since the bail conditions were originally issued on a case based on an illegal no trespass notice? Maybe in a system actually oriented towards justice -- not this one. So, the contempt charge went to court this week and Graham was found guilty, despite a valiant attempt to defend the charge by Garret Ean. Graham will be turning himself into the Keene Spiritual Retreat, aka the county jail to serve 60 days. He will have five months suspended over his head for two years. All because the city police were handing out illegal no trespass orders. Yeah, justice! ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Ts4YW8hPYc

Ademo Freeman and Brian Sumner of the Cop Block MAC tour have turned themselves in to Noblesville police on "criminal mischeif" warrants for chalking the PD weeks ago, but not before doing some more chalking! Read the full story here: http://freekeene.com/2015/10/27/cop-blocks-ademo-and-brian-get-arrested-while-chalking-noblesville-pd/ ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EpPyCcRzKRg