Kat and Russell in court March 1 (calendar entry)

[cathleeninnh]

Sorry I didn't make it. My feet are both swollen, making standing, walking and driving impossible. I am in a pretty miserable condition.

Cathleen

[ravelkinbow]

Sorry I didn't make it. My feet are both swollen, making standing, walking and driving impossible. I am in a pretty miserable condition.

Cathleen

Sorry to hear, let us know if you need help.

[Kat Kanning]

Oh, I hope you feel better!

[Pat McCotter]

We plead not guilty and will have a trial on 4/19.

4/19/1775  Battle of Lexington and Concord, "shot heard round the world", beginning the American Revolutionary War.

Thanks, prez! I like the reference! I guess time will tell here.

[Russell Kanning]

We can do something .... it is up to the rest if they are going to follow. It only took a few to start a violent revolution. It only will take a few for a non-violent one.

[Kat Kanning]

 

[Lloyd Danforth]

Maybee the UN will add some charges.  Get ya to stop burn'in their flags

[d_goddard]

I was pleasantly surprized to see former NH State Rep. McElroy in the courthouse to support Kat and Russell.
He's quite the firebrand, and one hell of a guy (despite his wrong-headed notions about immigration)
Anyway, it seems like he was very supportive of what you guys were doing.

Kat, thanks for bringing the FIJA flyers. Several passers-by people eagerly took them. People also honked and gave thumbs-up signs to Lauren's "Free Speech" sign, that was heartening!

On the humorous side, one of the officers from the court house informed us that in order to demonstrate on the sidewalk in front of the courthouse, we did not need a permit, but we did need to keep walking and not stand still. Given that it was butt-freezing outside, this seemed as much a health and safety tip as a legal requirement!

[Russell Kanning]

Especially in the shade.
It was good to have some friends there. :coffee!:

[danhynes]

http://www.amconmag.com/12_15_03/feature.html

shows that what happened is the common practice of the secret service. On a positive note however, in a criminal disorderly conduct charge of this nature the judge found the defendant not guilty

[Pat McCotter]

http://www.amconmag.com/12_15_03/feature.html

shows that what happened is the common practice of the secret service. On a positive note however, in a criminal disorderly conduct charge of this nature the judge found the defendant not guilty

But it is the local police obeying the dictates of the secret service agents. They are the ones who should be putting a stop to this. "These protesters are citizens or guests of this city and state. We consider this city to be their free speech zone.They can say what they want when they want where they want as long as they do not trespass on private property or obstruct traffic or violate anyone else's rights."

[Kat Kanning]

Expecting the police to protect us from the police state?

[Pat McCotter]

Hope is...

I sent it in an e-mail to MPD.

[Kat Kanning]

Hope springs eternal?

Thanks for sending that!

[Lloyd Danforth]

Expecting the police to protect us from the police state?

Well....the other police state, anyway