The day after this year’s Pumpkin Fest in Keene, stay in town for Keene Freedom Fest!

Ian, attending a “hearing” under duress regarding the long-publicized couch on his lawn. The video tells the story much better:

Today, I paid a visit, under duress of course, to Keene “district court”.

Today, I paid a visit, under duress of course, to Keene “district court”.

Despite admitting traveling 50 mph in an area where the signs say 35, Keene District Judge Burke found Nick Ryder not guilty of his speeding ticket. Either the trooper was deemed not a sufficient witness, or it was the twelve people willing to stand with Ryder as he told the court he would not pay the fine.

Here’s the scoop from the Ridley Report:

Local liberty activist Lauren Canario was in federal court for a show trial on Friday. Here’s a summary from the Ridley Report.

Thanks to the Ridley Report, here’s part 1:

Liberty activists called WKBK’s Talkback this morning to discuss the hot dog vendor controversy, the freedom couch, noncooperation, the Free State Project, defending oneself, economic hitmen, and Keene government people.

Panning of video cameras and multiple recording devices are now allowed in Keene’s “district court”. Dave Ridley reports: