Monthly Archives: May 2011

DC Authorities Assert Their Power at Jefferson Memorial

Posted on May 28, 2011 by

by Garret Ean May 28, 2011 Live streaming video from the Jefferson Memorial shows a scheduled dance protest being violently shut down by a bullying band of Washington, DC enforcers. Seconds into the video, you can see Adam Kokesh being … Continue reading →

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Dave Ridley Arrested While Filming in Nashua

Posted on May 25, 2011 by

by Garret Ean May 25, 2011 A call to the Porcupine 411 service by Dave Ridley reports that he has been arrested by Nashua PD possibly for illegal recording. Dave makes the call from the Nashua police station where he … Continue reading →

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Concord Monitor Pay-Walls Itself Off

Posted on May 23, 2011 by

by Garret Ean May 23, 2011 The information age we have seen develop with the rise of the internet has changed the way media is consumed forever. Paying for music, television, film, books, and newsprint has become a voluntary practice. … Continue reading →

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CPD Officer Joins the Chalking Fun at Rock ‘N Race

Posted on May 20, 2011 by

by Garret Ean May 20, 2011 Yesterday was Concord’s annual Rock ‘N Race, a 5k which draws thousands of participants and spectators to the state house grounds. Preliminary estimates place the number of runners and walkers at nearly 6,000, having … Continue reading →

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Concord Police Continue to Fail Recording Encounters

Posted on May 14, 2011 by

by Garret Ean May 12, 2011 Today at around 5:00pm I was near Everett Arena where the annual Kiwanis Spring Fair was being set up. Knowing there would be a good amount of foot traffic for the weekend festival, I … Continue reading →

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May Day Reflections

Posted on May 2, 2011 by

by Garret Ean May 2, 2011 The ever-evolving celebration of the First of May has become a rather obscure holiday in the United States. Having historically pagan origins, the holiday was converted into a festival for Christianity’s Virgin Mary and … Continue reading →

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