Over the last few days, you may have heard a lot about the $27 million dollar federal DHHS COVID grant, and then the all-out intimidation, threats, and assault on NH House Rep. Ken Weyler. Did Sununu create a smokescreen for another all-out attack on our freedoms?
Would you expect the Attorney General’s office to facilitate Police Departments across the state’s access to personal information about you without a warrant?
Whether it’s vaccine passports, mask mandates, lockdowns, QR codes, or any other dystopian policy, we must fight it with everything we’ve got.
According to a 2012 study by the Texas A&M Transportation Institute, cops (government agents) support the double plate requirement because it helps them give tickets to more drivers, as reported by Cars.com:
UPDATE: Senate Bill 40 has passed into law! Currently, police officers throughout the US can and do search vehicles without a warrant, probable cause, or true consent. They accomplish this by confusing or intimidating the driver to allow them to search their vehicle. A few senators in New Hampshire are Read more…
we are somewhere between the phase of ‘flatten the curve’ and ‘contact tracing’.
the new edict created by our Lords gives themselves permission to expose the names of infected patients to EMS, FD, and PD personnel throughout the state.
As reported by Patch.com, the Portsmouth Police Department was given $75,000 of federal taxpayer money in order to purchase seven new drones, bringing their new total number of unmanned flying surveillance devices to eight. “It’s the future of law enforcement”, said Portsmouth police Lt. Chris Cummings about the drones, according Read more…
Ironically, a friend of mine who is a police officer recently posted an NBC article reporting that police are warning drivers not to display any stickers on their vehicles that could give away private information to potential criminals.
The politicians will surely tell us: ‘…if you are doing nothing wrong, you have nothing to fear’