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THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE FROM IMF-WB AND INTERNATIONAL BANKERS

Of The Imperialism Of Debt Money System.

To be declared on December 18, 2010 , Roxas City, Capiz Province , Philippines

Drafted
By
Eric Verzo Encina

‘THE STATE SHALL DEVELOP A SELF-RELIANT AND INDEPENDENT NATIONAL ECONOMY EFFECTIVELY CONTROLLED BY FILIPINOS.” – Sec. 19, Article II, The 1987 Constitution of the Republic of the Philippines

By Kat Kanning

Dave Ridley continues his fight for freedom of the press in Keene. He was tried in Keene on June 22nd for filming in the Keene District Court lobby. Public trials are a hallmark of a free society; secret trials a hallmark of tyranny. Dave Ridley, an ex-mainstream media reporter, now runs an independent news stream, The Ridley Report, via YouTube.

Dave Ridley

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Congratulations to Andrew Carroll of Keene on his first-prize winning essay of the 2009 NH Liberty Essay Contest! For his winning essay, Andrew has been awarded $200. Andrew’s essay is reproduced in full below:

The Self and the State

The Proper Hierarchy of Values and Its Moral Conclusions

“If a plant cannot live according to its nature, it dies; and so a man.”
- Henry David Thoreau in Civil Disobedience

Through the times there are two things that never truly change: one is human’s nature and the other is the State’s. Words will often echo, therefore, from eras long since past, and come to even greater relevance after the author’s death, because they remark upon some truism regarding man’s relation to the State. So long as the State’s intrusive nature only grows, the relevance of commentary concerning it will continue, also, to grow; as will the moral duty of man to oppose that intrusiveness.

Congratulations to Garret Ean of Concord on his second-prize winning essay of the 2009 NH Liberty Essay Contest! For his winning essay, Garret has been awarded $100. Garret’s essay is reproduced in full below:

The Moral Necessity of Non-Violent Resistance

David Hume famously concluded that it is not by reason which we live, but custom. If such damning conclusions can accurately speak to the nature of human action, would it be possible for man, perceived to have free will, to break from the cycle of a destructive, yet customary behavior?

From Texas to Hawaii, these groups are fighting to secede

American secessionist groups today range from small startups with a few laptop computers to organized movements with meetings of delegates from several states.

The Middlebury Institute, a group that studies and supports the general cause of separatism and secessionism in the U.S., has held three Secession Congresses since its founding in 2004.

By Kat Kanning

Sam Dodson of Keene, NH fights for our freedoms. He was arrested on April 13th of this year for filming in a public courthouse lobby. Although Dodson gave police all the information required by law, he was held in jail for 58 days for refusing to give his legal name. On June 12th, Sam was abruptly released. He was tossed out of the Cheshire County Jail so quickly, that his jailers did not even bother to retrieve the jail clothing from Dodson.

How did imprisonment affect Dodson? He spent the first month of his confinement on a hunger strike. Sam wrote his supporters from jail: