Help Get Jason Sorens on Fox News (act.FreeTalkLive.com)

[Ghost of Alex Libman]

Shit.

[blackie]

Jason is on now

http://interactive.foxnews.com/livestream/live.html?chanId=3

[Ecolitan]

He really needs a good tailor.  That jacket makes him look smaller and younger.

[blackie]

He said he moved to NH for a few months, but a job brought him back to NY.

[Ghost of Alex Libman]

Waiting for YouTubez...

[Osborne]

I'll give you the synopsis.

"We get freedom by running for office."

"You should move to NH. I did it once, but then I left."

[Ecolitan]

Just before that Lew Rockwell said you can't solve the problems caused by political action with political action.  It was well received.

Napolitano asked Jason to make a habit of being available Wednesday's at 2pm just in case.

[Osborne]

Oh, they also had this politician, RJ, who called himself a libertarian. Upon some cursory research, it can be discovered that his big issue is that he wants to use the military to round up all the Mexicans and and kill any who try to cross the border.

[JWI]

Oh, they also had this politician, RJ, who called himself a libertarian. Upon some cursory research, it can be discovered that his big issue is that he wants to use the military to round up all the Mexicans and and kill any who try to cross the border.

Well they're not real people you know.

[Ghost of Alex Libman]

ok, YouTubez (playlist):

[youtube=425,350]a7B_SLa8gnA[/youtube]

[youtube=425,350]QOJO6oON_so[/youtube]

[youtube=425,350]SDwqPbtmoSs[/youtube]

[youtube=425,350]_Im1kjavTIQ[/youtube]

[youtube=425,350]RWeIqmmnUDE[/youtube]

[youtube=425,350]FgygxuDi0_k[/youtube]


In other news, act.freetalklive.com now points to another Freedom Watch poll item: "Can you give us an update on Sam Dodson?"

[Harry Tuttle]

Oh, they also had this politician, RJ, who called himself a libertarian. Upon some cursory research, it can be discovered that his big issue is that he wants to use the military to round up all the Mexicans and and kill any who try to cross the border.

With libertarians like that, who needs military dictators?

[blackie]

In other news, act.freetalklive.com now points to another Freedom Watch poll item: "Can you give us an update on Sam Dodson?"

Haha....did you see the first comment?

guerrebear
Your Honor, Mr. N, this case is one of the most outrageous attacks on personal freedom I've heard about in a long time. They are imprisoning a young man indefinitely just to show who's boss. He's on a hunger strike and will likely die over 3 inconsequential misdemeanors!!!

What a joke.

[Ghost of Alex Libman]

I tried to post a clarification, but it was swallowed by an onset of whiney longwindedness:

I'm a big supporter of Sam's civil disobedience, and I consider what he is doing 100% justified, rational, and heroic - no if's, and's, or but's! It is a privilege to live in a state with people who are willing to put everything on the line like this, for their freedom and ours!

There have been, however, some inaccurate rumors over the extent of his fast / hunger strike. From what I understand, he has chosen to limit his food intake to liquid foods that provide sufficient nourishment for indefinite survival. He has been weakening, but his life is not in immediate danger. One might speculate that Sam chose to do this as an act of mental and physical purification, a protest over his unjust interment, and to demonstrate defiance and resolve to his captives - all of which are very good reasons. I wish I could have the strength to do the same in similar circumstances.

That said, once again - way to go Sam! His cause is just, and I am truly grateful for what he is doing. There'd be no liberty in this world without people like Sam willing to draw a line in the sand and say NO to government tyranny!

[blackie]

There have been, however, some inaccurate rumors over the extent of his fast / hunger strike. From what I understand, he has chosen to limit his food intake to liquid foods that provide sufficient nourishment for indefinite survival. He has been weakening, but his life is not in immediate danger. 

He is telling the doctor that he is willing to keep up the milk/vitamin fast until he dies, or gets put in the hospital.


http://freekeene.com/2009/05/02/sam%E2%80%99s-jail-blog-saturday-april-25/

Sam’s Jail Blog: Saturday, April 25
Filed under: Obscured Truth Network, Personal Freedom, Thuggery, Update — SamIam at 12:09 pm on Saturday, May 2, 2009

Last night I was called down to see Dr. Siegal. He’s a very nice man in his late 40s. Last week was the first time we met. He gave me a physical, and I answered some medical questions. He understood the basics of what I am doing and wished me the best.

Last night when we met he asked, “What are you still doing here?” At our last meeting we discussed my plan to give my name, before discovering that there was in fact no standing in NH law requiring a name to identify someone. That’s why fingerprints and photographs are taken. In fact, the opposite is true, there are to be no penalties for someone who does not provide a name.

Unless you consider being held in jail indefinitely a penalty.

I told him their judge decided to hold me indefinitely. The conversation turned to my health. My blood pressure was low, I lost another 3 lbs. I’m now down to 165 from 180. He confirmed I’m drinking milk and the conversation returned to politics. He comments that we were like two bulls who have locked horns in a no win situation that will continue until one of you loses. “I hate to say if,” he said, “but I thik it’s going to be you.” I replied, “Then I will weaken and perhaps die.” There was an eerie silence.

[Ghost of Alex Libman]

I tried to post a clarification, but it was swallowed by an onset of whiney longwindedness:

I'm a big supporter of Sam's civil disobedience, and I consider what he is doing 100% justified, rational, and heroic - no if's, and's, or but's! It is a privilege to live in a state with people who are willing to put everything on the line like this, for their freedom and ours!

There have been, however, some inaccurate rumors over the extent of his fast / hunger strike. From what I understand, he has chosen to limit his food intake to liquid foods that provide sufficient nourishment for indefinite survival. He has been weakening, but his life is not in immediate danger. One might speculate that Sam chose to do this as an act of mental and physical purification, a protest over his unjust interment, and to demonstrate defiance and resolve to his captives - all of which are very good reasons. I wish I could have the strength to do the same in similar circumstances.

That said, once again - way to go Sam! His cause is just, and I am truly grateful for what he is doing. There'd be no liberty in this world without people like Sam willing to draw a line in the sand and say NO to government tyranny!

Very eloquent.

Bah, not really, just, well, whiney and long-winded.  I was barely awake.

Like this major typo / brainfart - "a protest over his unjust interment" ... I meant "unjust detainment", obviously.