Here's my first lte on this.
Plainfield family refused to bankroll torture
Dear folks at the Free Press:
I wanted to touch base regarding the two New Hampshire tax protesters arrested in
late May - Elaine and Ed Brown of Plainfield. The Feds took them into custody around
May 24 for openly refusing to pay the Federal income tax.
I don't know them that well, but if their recent actions are any indication, they
are better people than most. For the last 10 years they have openheartedly refused
to fund torture, welfare and IRS witch hunts. They have refused to send their perfectly
good money to the perfectly harmful "Internal Robbery Squadron." Heck,
they even wrote *letters* to the agents explaining what they were doing (civil disobedience)
and why. During that time 60% of us have tamely allowed the Feds to take our our
money and use it for increasingly sinister purposes.
It's disturbing to see that (according to the Concord Monitor) our state police
have cooperated with Federal officials in their persecution of the Browns. There
are, presumably, legitimate and even heroic things our troopers do, but - if they
are really acting as Federal lackeys on this - it's a disgrace. Apparently the
people who run the state police think of themselves as government officials first,
New Hampshire citizens second. Plainfield and Lebanon cops apparently were complicit
as well if the Monitor article is correct.
I look forward to the day when local and state officials refuse to assist the Feds
in such activity. And I pray Ed and Elaine Brown will prevail against those powerful
and dangerous forces whose primary loyalty is to Washington. Their trial is on July 18; they could use your support - find out the latest news about them and ways you can help their cause by visiting the forums at NHfree.com.
I hope
the Feds do not make any kind of net profit on this endeavor. We've all seen what
they do with the money they get: On a good day they waste it; on a bad day they
torture with it. And all the days in between they try to force you, me and the
Browns be a part of the problem.