Dada in Federal Court 7/17 .... leads to 4 days in jail

[John]

Frank, it is a shame that you could not be there today (assuming you were not  ) because Dave made a darn good case for himself - and for our Constitution.  I think most in that room were quite favorably impressed.

I think we all learned somthing today!  
I think Dave is both student and teacher on some of these moral issues.

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Here's another picture.

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[FrankChodorov]

Dada.... calm and cool.

so was I correct?

About what?

that he has no constitutional right of redress of greivances (handbill distribution) within a federally owned building that was not intended for those purposes because it would disrupt the intended purpose of the building.

[John]

Nice pictures.  This was (I think) our first (in 2+ years) rain soaked demonstration.  Keep them comming.

My pictures have gone into Revolution Central   for proccessing and may be available later.  

[John]

Dada.... calm and cool.

so was I correct?

About what?

that he has no constitutional right of redress of greivances (handbill distribution) within a federally owned building that was not intended for those purposes because it would disrupt the intended purpose of the building.

Dude, you should have come out to Concord and heard the conversation in that courtroom.  I like to think that you might have learned something today... I think even the closed-minded were taking a new breath of FRESH OPINION --- and respect for the opinions of others.
While I may have come down a bit (here) on the FEDjudge (comparing him to Bush) I think Dave had it kind of right in his closing statement - no all of his statements - to the court.

Again, to bad you weren't there today.

[John]

Regardless of todays ruling, today was a good day for Liberty.

When brave men peacefully stand their ground, the "ripple" keeps happening.

[FrankChodorov]

to bad you weren't there today.

I drove by the court room at 7:45 am this morning on my way to work...

[cathleeninnh]

The response from the judge was that the only options for redress of grievance is to vote, write your legislators or stand on a street and hold a sign. Spelled out. Pretty sad.

Cathleen

[FrankChodorov]

The response from the judge was that the only options for redress of grievance is to vote, write your legislators or stand on a street and hold a sign. Spelled out. Pretty sad.

and that is exactly what I said - except you can also go and visit your legislators office and ask for a meeting or testify in front of the legislature.

would you like links to the specific quotes?

[John]

If you have an opinion on this, Free Talk Live is talking about this right now . . . I just got on . . .

FTL is @ 1-800-259-9231
Why not call them up?

[John]

to bad you weren't there today.

I drove by the court room at 7:45 am this morning on my way to work...

Sorry I wasn't ther earlier (with my flags) to wave at you.
Would you have honked?  Would you have stopped to say hello?

[FrankChodorov]

Would you have honked? Would you have stopped to say hello?

if I had seen someone I know...

[mappchik]

I am so glad Matthew went up to NH for this morning. I've heard the short version of the protest, and look forward to hearing more details when he gets back home tomorrow.

Thank you for making him feel so welcome - and I can't wait to meet many of you in February at the Liberty Forum. 

[John]

I am so glad Matthew went up to NH for this morning.

And so are we!
Matthew helped us brave the rain - - - not winter, just some rain, but I'm thinking Matthew is a good man.
I suggested that folks who think winter weather might be too .... should take up some outdoor winter activities such as snow . . . sports . . .
Winter is fun!

[John]

and look forward to hearing more details when he gets back home tomorrow.. 

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