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05 May
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How I Got Into Abortion Work, and Then Got Out Julie Wilkinson

From Darkness to Light – The Julie Wilkinson Story

In 1984, I decided to move to Boulder, Colorado, where a girlfriend from a Wisconsin nursing school now lived. I was unfamiliar with the area, and there were no day positions at the local hospital. I was not comfortable with a commute to Denver for night-shift jobs. Then I saw an ad in the paper:

“Nurse needed: Family Planning Clinic-Boulder”

I interviewed and learned that the clinic did abortions. Though an abortion was not something I ever planned to have, I rationalized the deaths of the infants: All the abused babies and children were better off going to heaven than being born and suffering if they were unwanted.

I was raised a Christian and still considered myself one, mind you, but I attended church rarely. Sanctity of life wasn’t emphasized when I was young, and I remember a time in high school when I casually asked a close Catholic friend who had told me she was pregnant if she would have an abortion. She immediately answered, “No! That would be murder.” I was a bit taken aback, and dropped the subject.

At my job interview, the abortion doctor questioned me closely. I assured him that I was comfortable with abortion, so I was hired, and my training began.

A nurse taught me how to do gynecological exams to estimate the size of the uterus. In referencing the size of the fetus, we used terms such as tangerine, orange, and grapefruit. (It is always important to depersonalize the life you intend to end.) Later, I learned how to assist the doctor during early “procedures” up to 10-12 weeks. I opened sterile instrument packs, handed the doctor instruments, and turned on the suction, making sure the cover was on the suction jar. I also held the hands of nervous patients. After the “procedure” I would take the covered jar to a small room where a person waited to examine the pieces of the tiny person to be sure he or she was all there, nothing left behind.

After a few weeks, I was taught how to assist with late cases, 13-24 weeks. Those took three days total to finish. After dilating the cervix for two days, on the third day, I would hand sterile instruments to the doctor so that he could withdraw amniotic fluid from the uterus and replace it with a concentrated urea (salt) solution, which I was responsible to mix. He said that the solution caused the placenta to separate from the uterus, resulting in the fetus dying. The truth was, the babies likely suffered terribly in the salt solution, their fragile skin and lungs being burned. I would check with a doppler ultrasound for a fetal heartbeat. When it was gone, the doctor would start to remove the baby, usually in pieces.

An early troubling situation occurred when a married, successful couple came to visit the clinic. They wanted a child, but they found out at 16 weeks that she was carrying twins and were not sure if twins would fit into their lifestyle. That visit bothered most of the workers, but it was no trouble for the doctor, who aborted the couple’s healthy babies a couple weeks later.

After a couple years, I believe the Holy Spirit began to nudge me.

I was dating a man whose mother asked where I worked. I said “a women’s clinic.” She answered, “How wonderful it must be to be around all the mothers and babies.” But it wasn’t wonderful. Eventually, I left the clinic to work in a Newborn Intensive Care Unit. There I saw babies who were nearly the same size as the ones I saw in steel pans at the abortion clinic.

However, my heart didn’t change overnight. Time was necessary to change my years-long belief in a woman’s “right to choose.” Slowly, I grew very ashamed at what I’d done, even though I knew I was forgiven in Christ. After I left Boulder, I never told people what I had done there. I got married, and we had three beautiful daughters. I did not tell them my story either; I just made sure they were raised to be pro-life. It felt very lonely to keep that dreadful secret.

Occasionally I would search online for a support group for former abortion workers, but never found one. Then a few years ago, another person told me I should reach out to Abby Johnson, who was a former abortion clinic director who held retreats for ex-abortion workers. So I did. I found a small, generally invisible group of people who are passionately pro-life. We have seen abortion from the inside, and we know the truth.

As my daughters each reached the age I felt appropriate, I then told them about my past.

In the last couple years, I have gathered my courage and decided to speak publicly. I even had a walk-on part in the movie Gosnell, and I play my real-life role as an abortion nurse in a small but pivotal scene in the anti-abortion movie Unplanned (shown, Wilkinson at right).

I thank God for not giving up on me.

This article originally appeared in the April 8, 2019 print edition of The New American.

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20 Dec
0

Okay Grommer

Call to Action: Fight to Stop Sexual Abuse of Children in the NH Public Schools. CAUTION: Graphic Images

NSFW – NOT SAFE FOR WORK or children. Yet, this is the kind of content that is now in Public School libraries thanks to Superintendents, staff, and School Board members that are either clueless, turning a blind eye, or totally all in on sexualizing our children.

Graphic images from Gender Queer, one of the top books infiltrating said libraries.

What we are seeing available to children in public schools has been shocking. Children now have access to pornographic and obscene material in their school library and the library App that they download on their iPads. This is not an effort to ban books, because this kind of obscene material can come through books, videos, magazines, or any other publication.

This is not about stopping sex education in schools. Parents already have the ability to examine the materials and opt out of materials if it’s not age appropriate. This is very different, this is about obscene pornography that should never be available to children through their local school.

Showing children this kind of obscene material is child abuse. At Stop it Now they say:

Showing pornographic pictures to a child is considered sexual abuse.

That is exactly what is going on in many of our public schools. Those who approve or support this are supporting a form of sexual abuse on children.

Purposely exposing a child to adult sexuality is considered a form of child sexual abuse, whether or not a child is touched.  Non-touching behaviors can be just as upsetting and emotionally harmful to a child as some touching behaviors. Non-touching behaviors that are considered to be child sexual abuse include:

  • Showing pornography to a child.
  • Exposing a person’s genitals to a child, or asking children to expose themselves.
  • Asking a child to interact sexually with someone else.
  • Online enticement of a minor for sexual purposes.
  • Photographing a child in sexual poses.
  • Exposing a child to sexual acts (including masturbation) either in person or through digital, computer or video images.
  • Watching a child undress or use the bathroom, often without the child’s knowledge (known as voyeurism or being a “Peeping Tom”).

Please note that although there may not be harmful intent, even having adult pornography or sexual toys in the home where a child could come across them has been viewed by authorities as sexual abuse in some circumstances. For complete information, see our definitions of child pornography.

Having viewed some of the content and pictures in some of the books offered to children in school, it is shocking that any adult would think some of this obscenity is ok to give to children. Surprisingly, I’m hearing that some of the administrators/ Superintendents are actually defending this!

School Board members are starting to hear from New Hampshire parents on this important issue. However, it is extremely disheartening to hear some people speak in favor of making this obscene material available to children. They’ve argued that they should not be banning books. They are not trying to ban books, they are trying to ban obscene and pornographic content available to children. Why? Because it’s considered sexual abuse of a child to make this available to children.

What can you do to stop the grooming and sexualization of children in your school?

We have obscenity laws that cover this kind of sexual abuse of a child. However, there has to be a determination that the material is in fact obscene. That means law enforcement officials like your County Attorney, must first categorize the content as obscene.

So the first thing you should do is call the county attorney and tell them you want a 650:6. This would mean that they would look at the material to determine if it is actually obscene.

If you have not looked at the books in your school, or the ones that are on the Sora App. you will want to begin by filing a Right to Know Request/91-a in order to scan the books to see what is offered to the children in your school. The district can provide you with an electronic card catalog from the school library, and also provide you a way to see what books are available on the Sora library app.

Some books may not meet the threshold of obscene; however, we are finding some that include pornographic pictures and text. The title of those books and screenshots of the obscene content should be taken to your country attorney to examine.

This is not a case against the LGBTQ+ community as some have suggested. Obscenity can come in various forms–gay or straight. Some of the books include child pornography with pictures and graphic depictions of adult and child sex.

A) Call to Action in YOUR district: 

1) Gather evidence : Names of books, copies of the obscene pictures, and text.  (File 91-a if needed)

2) Present this information to your county attorney & FILE A REPORT AT YOUR LOCAL POLICE DEPARTMENT

B) RIGHT NOW WE NEED EVERYONE in New Hampshire TO CALL and EMAIL: 

3) Call the Attorney General’s office and the Governor’s office and tell them that this kind of sexual abuse in our schools needs to stop. JOHN COUGHLIN County Attorney Phone: (603) 627­-5605 #4328 AND Office of the Governor (603) 271-2121

4) Report all of this to Commissioner Frank Edelblut so he has a record of this content and that you’ve filed a complaint.
Louis.F.Edelblut@doe.nh.gov

5) Start calling for the resignations of those who are openly supporting this obscene material in your school. They are a danger to children.

 

Gender queer Bow NH happenings

 

Book: Gender Queer - 2 boys

 

 

Grindr sex app instructions

 

This is also in the Hanover Public School system.

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28 Oct
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Noble 9 Disqualify State Attorneys

BY MEGAN October 28,2022

Terese and the 7 other defendants in the Noble 9 case filed a motion to disqualify the attorneys that were trying their case. Why? The attorneys don’t work for the Attorney General’s Office.

The attorneys that have been representing the state in the Noble 9 case actually work for the Department of Safety and report directly to Governor Sununu. Therefore, there may be a conflict of interest.

Thus, the attorney that represents seven of the eight defendants has filed to change attorneys. He has asked to have an attorney from the Attorney General’s office represent the state. 

On trial for doing nothing:

Terese and seven other defendants, excluding Monica Holm are going on trial for their “disorderly conduct” on October 13, 2021. The trial date was postponed due to the problem with the state attorney.

Their trial will be the 6th hearing on their case. At the 5th hearing, the judge watched the video of the alleged disorderly conduct, and although she saw and heard no disorderly conduct, she pushed the case to trial. 

Following the 5th hearing, the judge, Judge McIntyre who presided over the first five hearings recused herself from trying the case. It appears that watching the video evidence and pushing the case to trial was too much for her.

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We all need to support the Noble 9 and stand with them. Governor Sununu cannot think that He can arrest citizens for doing absolutely nothing.

Watch the video to see the arrest.

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18 Apr
0

Hacking Democracy New Hampshire

©KoocHPiX presents HACKING DEMOCRACY NEW HAMPSHIRE. Produced by ©KoocHPiX. HACKING DEMOCRACY NEW HAMPSHIRE is a short film about New Hampshire’s election vulnerabilities in using programmable voting machines as well as significantly concerning anomalies being revealed daily by patriot groups like New Hampshire Voter Integrity Group and others.

This film also exposes Windham, NH auditors Harri Hursti and Philip Stark (NH’s hired forensic auditors against the will of the people) and how at Hursti’s direction, our memory cards were reset to pre-election prior to conducting the Windham, NH audit; an action that would remove any trace of an existing hack on the cards. Both auditors have also been manipulating the results of the audit to cover their actions of removing the hack which is revealed with comparisons between the November 3, 2020 original scan numbers, each of the 4 audit machine results, and the result totals from the hand counts.

It is the hope of We the People of the State of New Hampshire, that revealing these concerns to the general public, that we begin to see some legal action from our elected officials, or against them for their questionable inaction, and at times, undeniable obstruction for truth and transparency. We pray that people awaken from the grip of the deep state propaganda, see everything for what it is, ask the tough questions and demand truthful answers. Everyone needs to get involved; our democratic republic is at stake.

It is without question, that the corrupt politicians in New Hampshire and around the country, are unrelentlessly denying and suppressing voter fraud revelations because they are somehow implicated in the greatest treasonous crime of the century against We the People.
United we stand, divided we fall.

CREDITS:

Videography: KoocHPiX
Custom Graphics: KoocHPiX
Layout: KoocHPiX
Storyline: KoocHPiX
Music: KoocHPiX, Taylor Davis
Asst. Storyline: Marylyn Todd
Data provider/s: Marylyn Todd, Brenda Towne, NHVIG
Software used: Wondershare Filmore 11
Images: Google stock Images, Yandex Stock Images

Granite Grok (news article)
“Hand Recount in Windham (Rock Dist.7) Reveals “Machine” Shorted Every (House) Republican by About 300 Votes”

Gateway Pundit (news article)
“HUGE EXCLUSIVE: Windham, NH Audit Results Show Ample Evidence that Voting Machines Favored Democrats, Are Not Reliable and Cannot be Trusted.”

United States Code: https://uscode.house.gov

Windham, NH Camera footage
Windham Forensic Audit, May 21, 2021

Harri Hursti – Official Sworn Affidavit, Wisconsin
https://d3n8a8pro7vhmx.cloudfront.net/jillstein/pages/26798/attachments/original/1480973902/Wisconsin_Hursti_Affidavit_11-28-16_(00268311x9CCC2).pdf?1480973902%c2%a0%e2%80%a6=&source=post_page—————————&msclkid=6755cc53bcd111eca43cd05e920b3186

https://rumble.com/v114rzo-hacking-democracy-new-hampshire.html, NH Selectmen Meeting – actual footage, 2021
Questioning LHS CEO on voting machines

Windham, NH image of actual Windham, NH Machine tapes prior to audit.

Nick Moseder Recorded Zoom Meeting w/Hursti & Stark

Audit machine comparison slides- information provided by NHVIG

Hursti press release:
https://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=harri+hursti+&&view=detail&mid=371EBD37298742157650371EBD37298742157650&&FORM=VRDGAR&ru=%2Fvideos%2Fsearch%3Fq%3Dharri%2Bhursti%2B%26FORM%3DHDRSC3

2020 General Election Census: Conducted by Dale Ames, NHVIG
2021 Desk / DTD Canvassing: Conducted by NHVIG
2021 New Hampshire Voting Trends Data: Conducted by Seth Keshel
2021 Machine Vote Counts by Town Census: Conducted by NHVIG

Senate Bill 43
https://www.doj.nh.gov/sb43/index.htm

Chris Sununu [DS] Connections map
https://www.grazingthesurface.com/research/

Kill Chain, 2020 (movie): IMDB

Hacking Democracy
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t75xvZ3osFg

Voting Machine Compilation
Kanekoa The Great, Twitter @kanekoathegreat

Democrats on Machines Compilation
Kanekoa The Great, Twitter @kanekoathegreat

New Hampshire Voter Integrity Group
https://nhvoterintegritygroup.org

We The People NH
https://wethepeoplenh.org

NH Patriot Hub
https://nhpatriothub.org

NH Committee of Safety
https://cosnh.com

603 Alliance
https://603alliance.org

The Government Integrity Project
https://governmentintegrityproject.org

Americans for Prosperity NH
https://americansforprosperity.org/state/new-hampshire

Rise Up NH
https://riseupnh.org

Rebuild / Reopen NH
https://rebuildnh.com

Health Freedom NH
https://hfnh.org

Granite Grok
https://granitegrok.com

Marigold Coffee Club
https://marigoldcoffeeclub.com

LHS Associates
https://www.lhsassociates.com/

Dominion Voting Systems
https://www.dominionvoting.com/

The Patriot, (2000) clips), IMDB

NEW HAMPSHIRE – SUNUNU GESTAPO TYRANNY
2021 Fiscal Committee State Police Harassment/Intimidation
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y_-iDjrlE-Q&t=21s

Oct 13 2020 Unlawful NH Arrests
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yF4ZfI59Epo&t=130s

MUSIC
– Filmstock
– Star Spangled Banner
– Taylor Davis
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y4VD6CxoonI

DISCLOSURE:
KoocHPiX takes no credit for the extensive research conducted on New Hampshire’s election integrity which was used to create this film; the information was largely provided by Marylyn Todd, Brenda Towne, and the entire team at New Hampshire Voter Integrity Gr

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19 Feb
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8 Valid Reasons to Ban Voting Machines

By:Ken Eyring

The reliability of voting machines to accurately count votes has come under scrutiny. Especially since the fiasco of the Windham Incident that took place at the November 3, 2020 General Election. Those election results produced the largest numerical discrepancy between election day vote totals and a subsequent hand recount.

That disturbing event triggered people in a few dozen NH towns to submit Warrant Articles seeking to ban the use of voting machines to count votes in their town. Many of those people have reached out to me – asking for examples and reasons for voters to ban voting machines.

Here are 8 reasons:

Reason #1: While it is more work… hand counting ballots has historically been a more accurate way to tally votes.

Reason #2: Voting machines can be easily programmed with malware to produce fraudulent results.

Reason #3: All of NH’s voting machines are programmed by a single company with no way for voters to know if the machines were properly programmed. This sets up a scenario of trust with no verify. If election integrity is important, then this should be a red flag.

Reason #4: Voting machines can malfunction and cause ballots to be misread – thereby causing voters to be unknowingly disenfranchised.

Reason #5: Voting machines are NOT consistently accurate from machine to machine (see graph below).

This graph shows the different vote totals that were counted for the Rockingham County District 7 Race in the Windham 11/3/20 Election. It contains the election day totals (11/3/20), the hand recount totals (11/12/20), and the totals that were generated during an audit when all of the ballots were fed through each of the four voting machines.

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03 Dec
0

We Need to Double Down We Lost One Battle, but the War Is Still Raging

Published By: Rebuild NH

Folks, we’re irate as I’m sure you are also. The state accepted $22.5 million in federal dollars on Friday to promote COVID-19 vaccine propaganda, inject our children with an experimental jab, and expand the state’s immunization registry—and they did so in a back-handed manner. They also handed over state sovereignty to the federal Health and Human Services Department, something we will need to watch closely considering that Gov. Sununu and the Attorney General have both said this is not something we should be concerned about. I guess—at this point—we’ll have to wait and see. We need to remember this moment come primary time.

You all know that the Executive Council brought up the matter without putting the item on their agenda, and reversed their previous decision to reject the funds. Read our article about what happened. On Friday, the N.H. Fiscal Committee took up the contracts and voted 6-4 to approve them.

Rep. Jess Edwards, Rep. Keith Erf, Sen. Gary Daniels and Sen. Bob Guida were the four heroes on the committee who voted against the contracts and against Gov. Sununu’s strong-arm tactics to ram these federal propaganda dollars through against the people’s will. We owe them a debt of gratitude for standing strong on principle.

On the contrary, Sen. President Chuck Morse of Salem, Rep. Karen Umberger of Kearsarge, Rep. Tracy Emerick of Hampton, Sen. Cindy Rosenwald of Nashua, Sen. Lou D’Allesandro of Manchester, and Rep. Peter Leishman of Peterborough voted in favor of these contracts. We’re particularly disappointed in Sen. Morse, Rep. Umberger, and Rep. Emerick for voting along with President Biden and advancing this program in New Hampshire. These are the people we need to remember come election time, and start working on finding their primary challengers today.

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21 Nov
0

Democrat Bill Would Ban Open Carry In New Hampshire

BY:Elliot Axelman

Legislation introduced by eight Democrats in the New Hampshire House seems at first glance to be a reasonable solution to a particular form of tragedy. Last year, Kyle Rittenhouse shot three attackers in self-defense with his AR-15 at a BLM riot in Kenosha, Wisconsin, killing two of the attackers and wounding the third. Since the polarizing incident, some concerned citizens have begun to wonder why a person was allowed to carry a firearm at a protest in the first place. Some have even gone so far as claiming that he ‘was asking for it’, and violence came his way as a result of his own actions. This legislation will surely be justified by its sponsors as a solution to this issue. It’s simple; prohibit citizens from openly carrying deadly weapons at high-intensity protests.

But what if it isn’t that simple?

House Bill 1151 says that “…No person shall openly carry or display a loaded or unloaded pistol, revolver, firearm, or other deadly weapon whether licensed or unlicensed, while participating in, affiliated with, or present as a spectator at any parade, funeral procession, picket line, march, rally, vigil, or demonstration or other event organized or held for political, religious, or other First Amendment related purpose…”

The legislators who wrote this bill use a few common tactics here. They list a few things, and then add “…or other event…” to make sure that it could be applied to any event that is ever held. The bill also prevents the display of any other deadly weapon, which could easily include nearly any item in existence, according to case law.

The bill goes on to prohibit any person who is within 100 feet of any event (even if they are in their vehicle driving to work) from having a firearm visible.

As they nearly always do, the government officials who wrote this bill made sure that government officials were exempt from the new law.

The bill will have its first public hearing in the House Criminal Justice & Public Safety Committee soon.

The members of the committee could be emailed by sending an email to HouseCriminalJusticeandPublicSafety@leg.state.nh.us

The full text of the bill is below:
Revision: Nov. 17, 2021, 10:07 a.m.

HB 1151-FN – AS INTRODUCED

HOUSE BILL 1151-FN

AN ACT prohibiting the display of a deadly weapon at a parade, funeral procession, picket line, march, rally, vigil, or demonstration.

SPONSORS: Rep. Meuse, Rock. 29; Rep. Berch, Ches. 1; Rep. Horrigan, Straf. 6; Rep. DiLorenzo, Rock. 17; Rep. R. Newman, Hills. 29; Rep. Altschiller, Rock. 19; Rep. Weston, Graf. 8; Rep. Klein-Knight, Hills. 11

COMMITTEE: Criminal Justice and Public Safety

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ANALYSIS

This bill prohibits the open carry or display of a firearm at a parade funeral procession, picket line, march, rally, vigil, demonstration, or other similar event.

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Explanation: Matter added to current law appears in bold italics.

Matter removed from current law appears [in brackets and struckthrough.]

Matter which is either (a) all new or (b) repealed and reenacted appears in regular type.

22-2431

04/05

STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE

In the Year of Our Lord Two Thousand Twenty Two

AN ACT prohibiting the display of a deadly weapon at a parade, funeral procession, picket line, march, rally, vigil, or demonstration.

Be it Enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives in General Court convened:

1 New Subdivision; Open Carry or Display of a Firearm Prohibited. Amend RSA 159 by inserting after section 26 the following new subdivision:

Open Carry or Display of a Firearm Prohibited

159:27 Definitions. In this subdivision:

I. “Public property” includes, but is not limited to areas owned or operated under the control of the state and any of its political subdivisions including public ways, sidewalks, driveways, parking lots, parks, walkways, recreational fields, greenways, plazas, rights-of-way, and other public grounds.

II. “Spectator” means any person engaged in a counter-protest or observing the parade, procession, picket line, rally, march or demonstration who is within 100 feet of participants.

159:28 Open Carry or Display of Deadly Weapons Prohibited at Parades, Funeral Processions, Picket Lines, Lawful Marches, and Demonstrations.

I. No person shall openly carry or display a loaded or unloaded pistol, revolver, firearm, or other deadly weapon as defined in RSA 625:11, V, whether licensed or unlicensed, while participating in, affiliated with, or present as a spectator at any parade, funeral procession, picket line, march, rally, vigil, or demonstration or other event organized or held for political, religious, or other First Amendment related purpose taking place upon any public property owned or under the control of the state or any of its political subdivisions.

II. No person, spectator, or counter-protest participant shall openly carry or display a firearm or other deadly weapon as defined in RSA 625:11, V within 100 feet of any event mentioned in paragraph I.

III This section shall apply regardless of whether or not a permit has been secured by event organizers.

IV. This section shall also apply to persons in private vehicles who are parked or traveling on public property within 100 feet of the closest event participant.

V. Nothing in this section shall be construed to preclude or limit a prosecution or conviction for a violation of any other provision of law governing the actions of participants or spectators.

159:29 Penalty. Any person who violates any provision of this subdivision shall be guilty of a violation for the first offense and fined $100. Any person who violates any provision of this subdivision after being found guilty of a first offense shall be guilty of a misdemeanor for each subsequent offense.

159:30 Exceptions.

I. There shall be a presumption that no rifle or gun carried on a rack in a pickup truck violates the provisions of this subdivision.

II. This subdivision shall not apply to federal law enforcement officers, sheriffs, police officers, or other duly appointed peace and other law enforcement officers when on duty; nor to the regular and ordinary transportation of pistols or revolvers as merchandise; nor to members of the armed services of the United States when on duty; nor to the national guard when on duty; nor to duly authorized military, police, or civil organizations when parading or serving in honor guards at funerals.

III. This subdivision shall not apply to spectators or protesters legally carrying concealed firearms or other deadly weapons.

IV. This subdivision shall not apply to free speech actions listed in this subdivision where the primary purpose of the action is to peacefully advocate for Second Amendment rights. However, this exception shall not apply to planned or impromptu counter-protests, counter-rallies, counter-marches, or counter-demonstrations conducted in response to another group expressing its First Amendment rights at the same time and location.

159:31 Rights Preserved. Nothing in this subdivision shall be construed to reduce or limit a person who is not prohibited from owning a firearm under RSA 159 from carrying a concealed firearm at or in the vicinity of an event listed in RSA 159:28, I. Nothing in this subdivision shall be construed to reduce or limit a person from engaging in lawful self-defense or defense of property as specified in RSA 627.

2 Effective Date. This act shall take effect 60 days after its passage.

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18 Nov
0

Fourth County GOP Calls For Investigation Into Dictator Sununu

On Tuesday evening, the Sullivan and Carroll County Republican Committees officially voted in favor of a resolution demanding an independent investigation into Dictator Sununu for arresting nine peaceful citizens. The same resolution was passed by the Belknap County Republican Committee last Wednesday. It seems that momentum is working against Sununu, the Republican who recently announced that he is running for a fourth term to rule over New Hampshire.

Sununu has been hemorrhaging support among his fellow Republicans since the beginning of coronafascism. But when he directed state cops to arrest nine of his political opponents for no reason other than refusing to support him at the Executive Council meeting on October 13th, Sununu began putting the final nails in the coffin of his political career. Since the arrests, nearly every Republican and conservative in New Hampshire has condemned Sununu, and the Dictator has gone ahead and condemned nearly every Republican, including the Executive Councilors and members of his own cabinet. Some are even speculating that Sununu may leave the GOP entirely.

If a few more counties call for Sununu to be brought to justice for abuse of power (not to mention his vicious coronafascism), the career politician’s days may be numbered.

Sununu has not responded to the recent calls for an independent criminal investigation into his actions.

We will update this story as it develops.

UPDATE 11/17: The Merrimack County GOP has called for an independent criminal investigation of Dictator Sununu, making them the fourth county GOP to do so. New Hampshire has a total of 10 counties.

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14 Nov
0

BCRC November Meeting – Resolution

BCRC November Meeting – Resolution: Investigation into the October Executive Council Arrests, Therese Grinnell
BY SKIP / 14 NOVEMBER 2021

Wednesday was the November meeting of the Belknap County Republican Committee held at the Gilford Public Library. There were the normal “reports” (not recorded),

The Belknap County Republican Committee, under its new Leadership / Executive Committee, has become much more politically activist. No longer a “go along, get along” and just minding its own business (as under the previous long term and moribund administration), it has realized it is a political entity to get things DONE that is of importance to its membership.

Imagine that! Representing its constituency instead of assuming that it is the end all be all!

Wednesday night was something that I had never seen done in the years I’ve known about the BCRC – taking an activist bent on passing Resolutions that speak to relevant issues of the day regardless of what the “higher-ups” would think.

This is about the second Resolution – that concerning the arrests during the NH Executive Council meeting when it was debating whether or not to accept Federal money (with anti-sovereignty “strings attached”) was debated – Resolution: Investigation into the October Executive Council Arrests, Therese Grinnell.

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11 Nov
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IMPEACHABLE OFFENSE? NH Governor SECRETLY Pressured State Reps

IMPEACHABLE OFFENSE? NH Governor SECRETLY Pressured State Reps to IGNORE ARRESTS of Nine Americans UNDER HIS WATCH!
BY KEN EYRING / 11 NOVEMBER 2021

In order to properly frame the information provided in this article, it is important to fully comprehend what has transpired up until this point in time, beginning with October 13th and including November 1st.

The following three articles (including all of the embedded links and videos) should be read and viewed to understand the egregious actions of Governor Sununu before continuing with the rest of this article. These three articles will set the foundation for why calls are being made (including many State Reps) that Governor Sununu’s actions should be investigated:

Sununu’s POLICE STATE: Recitation of the Pledge of Allegiance “Will Not Be Tolerated!”
CAUGHT ON CAMERA! Did NH Gov. Sununu Coordinate and Trigger Unfounded “POLICE STATE” Arrests?
Why is NH Governor Sununu NOT UNDER INVESTIGATION?
Governor Sununu abused his power on October 13, 2021 when nine Americans were arrested for no apparent reason at his Executive Council meeting. I believe this was an express violation of the NH State Constitution Article 15:

“No subject shall be held to answer for any crime, or offense, until the same is fully and plainly, substantially and formally, described to him; or be compelled to accuse or furnish evidence against himself.”
As well as Article 32:
“The People have a right, in an orderly and peaceable manner, to assemble and consult upon the common good, give instructions to their Representatives, and to request of the legislative body, by way of petition or remonstrance, redress of the wrongs done them, and of the grievances they suffer.

Eighty State Troopers were present in the room to enforce this egregious act with 150 attendees present.

Sununu abused his power again during a closed door House Republican Caucus meeting with over 100 Republican State Reps on November 1, 2021. He demanded those Reps cover up his role in the 10/13 debacle.

Caucuses are restricted to party members (Republican/Democrat) and are held behind closed doors to form and unify party strategies.

It was inappropriate for Governor Sununu to attend that meeting with the goal to win support for a coverup of his egregious actions on October 13th.

Those are not the actions of a transparent, rational, responsible governor who took an oath to uphold and defend our Constitution. Based on what took place regarding the arrests, and during the Republican Caucus, I believe Sununu should be investigated to determine if he is still qualified to hold the State’s highest office. No one is above the law, and many questions need to be answered.

Note: This story was cross posted from the Government Integrity Project.

Multiple videos of the troubling 10/13/21 arrests can be viewed in this article, “Why is NH Governor Sununu NOT UNDER INVESTIGATION?” Those videos must be seen in order to fully comprehend the heavy burden/obligation the NH House has on it’s shoulders.

That article and embedded videos raise deeply disturbing questions and concerns. Those concerns were escalated exponentially, when Sununu made his secret demands to Republican legislators to ignore his actions.

When some State Reps challenged him, Sununu’s response resulted in attempts to embarrass, humiliate and demonize them in front of their peers. There is a saying that applies here… people who don’t have facts on their side use name calling and humiliation to embarrass and discredit their opponents – in an effort to shift the focus away from themselves.

Unfortunately, it is a deceitful and very successful tactic that is used everyday – but more and more, people are waking up and think for themselves to form their own conclusions based on facts and not smears, emotion and/or intimidation.

In addition, many state legislators now see Governor Sununu’s actions for what they are… an attempted cover up. They understand Sununu is putting himself and political survival over the Liberties of those who appear to have been illegally arrested. Sununu’s actions highlight why many Republican Legislators believe an investigation “is necessary”, and why many are furious about what has taken place.

At best, Sununu’s actions are a violation of trust, and may very well be impeachable offenses, because Sununu pressured House Reps to suppress an investigation those same House Reps are Constitutionally obligated to initiate:

Part II. Article 17. [House to Impeach Before the Senate.] states:

“The house of representatives shall be the grand inquest of the state; and all impeachments made by them, shall be heard and tried by the senate.”
Part II. Article 38. [Senate to Try Impeachments; Mode of Proceeding.] states in part:
“The senate shall be a court, with full power and authority to hear, try, and determine, all impeachments made by the house of representatives against any officer or officers of the state, for bribery, corruption, malpractice or maladministration, in office;…”
Speaker of the House Sherman Packard and Senate President Chuck Morse are the gatekeepers of our Constitutional checks and balances along with their respective legislative bodies. It is their moral and Constitutional obligation to protect and defend the Rights of all NH citizens. They have been entrusted with these obligations that are the bedrock of our Republic.

Even though this is an extremely challenging situation, they must not shirk their responsibilities. At the very least, there should be a public investigation!

If you watched the videos in the linked articles above, then you should also be deeply troubled. NH deserves answers regarding what took place on October 13th – as well as during the closed door caucus on November 1st. Governor Sununu knows the answers we seek to many disturbing questions that he dodges and deflects with name calling and belittling. That leads us to the obvious question: “If the Governor wants our state legislators to remain silent, then what is he hiding?”

Pressuring Republican House Reps to ignore his actions crossed the line, because it has the appearance to be an act of coercion – and therefore a form of tampering with those who would oversee his investigation. That is unconscionable – and it is unacceptable.

We the People deserve answers, especially those who were arrested for no apparent reason.

by Ken Eyring
I’m a Constitutional Conservative, proud of our country and the founding documents our Constitutional Republic is based on. I believe in self reliance and personal responsibility. I’m passionate about Parental Rights and properly educating our children, who will someday become our country’s leaders.

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