Unofficial History of Drama in the Free State

[NHArticleTen]

LOL Sandy. Always a fuckin' cunt.

not everyone feels that way

[BonerJoe]

LOL Sandy. Always a fuckin' cunt.

not everyone feels that way

Then they haven't had the "fun" I've had with the bitch.

[blackie]

I want to know the back story... what Sandy is really mad about.

If you don't tell me, I'm gunna make something up.

[NHArticleTen]

I want to know the back story... what Sandy is really mad about.

If you don't tell me, I'm gunna make something up.

well...you know Dave lost his job over his associations and activism

Sandy knows that and may very well be feeling uneasy about her future prospects for income...

regardless of her perceived flaws I count her as a friend and fellow activist in the Freedom and Liberty Movement

[blackie]

well...you know Dave lost his job over his associations and activism

No, I didn't know. That's fucked up, but not surprising.

[blackie]

A Candia, NH woman has turned herself in to police after several animal cruelty charges were filed against her.

http://www.wmur.com/video/19023226/index.html

[blackie]

Here is the ridley report sandy is upset about.

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[blackie]

Not really drama, but NH related.

http://www.google.com/hostednews/ap/article/ALeqM5jdbXCdnv8cjU86l0m-JWatEhziWAD97F6UIO0

Demand for work causes gridlock at NH job fair

MANCHESTER, N.H. (AP) — Three generations of job seekers — more than 10,000 — descended on a job fair at a New Hampshire college gymnasium Thursday, jamming traffic for miles and forcing organizers to cut off admission to the event after just two hours.

Officials shut down shuttle bus service from a nearby mall to the overwhelmed Southern New Hampshire University campus by noon, several hours before the heavily publicized event was to end.

Job applicants ranging from college students to unemployed executives in their 60s waited in seemingly endless lines for buses to the event, then to speak with recruiters, then for buses back to their cars. Police Lt. Maureen Tessier gave an unofficial crowd estimate of more than 10,000, and many hundreds more were turned away.

"People are very serious about employment and not just running around grabbing goodies for the sake of filling up goodie bags," said Don Legere, who was looking to hire people for his financial services firm Modern Woodmen of America.

He was seeing about 25 people an hour, looking to hire two to four people immediately and another six to eight by the end of the year.

"I've seen a lot of good, quality people," he said.

Maureen Maslanka, 52, of Nashua, was laid off in September from an electronics job. She said she left the event, her first job fair, "a little optimistic."

"I spoke with the people that I've been sending resumes over and over and over to," she said. "So I got to give it to them by hand."

Chris Duchaine, 32, of Johnson, Vt., got shut out because of the gridlock.

Duchaine and a friend drove to Manchester after dropping off resumes at a job fair in Massachusetts Thursday morning, but he got there after the shuttle buses stopped running. Duchaine joked that he met people in line in Massachusetts who already had been to the Manchester event.

He was philosophical, even though he struck out in Manchester.

"The effort you put in is what you get out," Duchaine said, mentioning that a friend who hunted hard just landed a job paying 25 percent more than one he lost.

Sponsors WMUR-TV, the state and the college said more than 150 employers looking to fill 1,500 full- and part-time jobs took part, including Burger King, the U.S. Secret Service and defense contractor BAE Systems.

General Manager Jeff Bartlett said the turnout was far more than anyone expected.

"I think the bottom line to all of us, despite all the traffic problems, is that hundreds and maybe over a thousand people will get a job out of this job fair and that's a pretty good day if you can put that many people back to work," Bartlett said.

New Hampshire's unemployment was 5.3 percent in February, the most recent month available. That translated to 39,290 people seeking jobs.

[AntonLee]

wonder how many of those people have skills and talents but choose not to jump through the many hoops of opening their own business.

[anarchir]

Its a good day to be a boss then I guess. You can have a lot of choice as to who to hire and you dont have to be stuck with incompetent workers.

[AntonLee]

lets hope more people take the plunge and start their own businesses without feeling the need to license themselves to sell their trade or goods.

[blackie]

http://bbs.freetalklive.com/index.php?topic=28731.msg534407

Calls are coming in over Porc411.

Sam Dodson, (SamIAm) was arrested at Keene district Court for recording without bureaucrat permission. He was then dragged off and beaten by court officers. Several callers report Sam screaming while being taken to a back room.

He continued to scream, once caller commented and mentioned Sam "being beaten back there" and not letting people watch.

The activists were them told to leave and many refused. Backup was called leading to what was described by one caller as "The entire Keene PD here". Reports indicate that the entire group was detained (legally). Several arrestest occured, including several activists physically being hauled out of hte place. it is confirmed that there WAS a reporter for the Keene Sentinel there, but not detained. One caller reports that Sam is being taken to the hospital.

Of those arrested for SURE are Sam, David Krouse and Tim Danforth but several others were as well.

[anarchir]

Yeah but post the update.

[blackie]

I will when I understand what went on.

in other news, I was watching the recent Ridley reports, and noticed one was sponsored by "Grafton Welcome Wagon"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LylmJVXu5yU

[blackie]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9AVnwBODuWY
[youtube=425,350] 9AVnwBODuWY[/youtube]