A small businessman, an acquaintance of mine, got over his head in debt a short time ago. When he could no longer pay his bills on time he became harassed and hounded. With seemingly no way to turn, he took his own life. A sad, sad ending for his friends and family – and for the world.

State Police Raid Disabled Veteran’s home 4-24-08
Peter Macdonald 456 Packersfalls rd Lee NH 03824 603-659-6217

NH state police directed by the Governor of NH raided my home a few minutes ago on a suicide check. The news media will not tell the U.S. citizens of the harassment and harm to cover up Judge Peter Fauver’s criminal violations of the Constitution. I have violated no laws. What I have done is volunteer my time to help a Madbury NH family that the Madbury selectmen are using government powers to seek personal revenge on.

Boston Globe requests Suicide of Veteran 3-29-08
Re: IS SUICIDE THE ONLY ANSWER3-22-08?
From: Krasner@globe.com
Sent: Fri 3/21/08 1:09 PM
To: Peter Macdonald (last-pm@hotmail.com)

Yes, and I hope you commit it soon.

This following letter is written by Peter Macdonald 100% disabled Service connected Veteran. Of 465 Packersfalls rd Lee NH 03824 603-659-6217 e-mail NH.veteran@yahoo.com

Representatives from the CAACP attended the New Hampshire Liberty Day - 2 gathering at the State Capitol on March 12, 2008. Representatives participated in the event so they could share the voices and concerns of many New Hampshire residents regarding various bills under consideration by the legislature as well as other issues.

Article from Dr. Dave Berman:

Well here we go again. It just never ends and no matter what the big government crowd has presented to them concerning government waste, they will always continue to push for more centralized power. There is no shortage of examples of how inefficient government is. Each year we hear of more wasteful spending. The general population seems to have been desensitized to all this waste and generally there is little to no outrage left.

Dear Kat,
Thank you for the paper. I have little info as to what is going on in New Hampshire. Most of the info I get is from outside of New England. Very few people of N.H. write to me, [but] they wish me well.

I understand there was an auction ( here and here ), but I have no knowledge of it.

Just writing to thank Imran Shahzad for [his letter] A Gift from me to You . I must admit after reading the first sentence I almost skipped to the next page. But now I'm glad I kept an open mind and read it. As a Christian I was glad to read something I agree with that was written by an obvious muslim.

Thanks!
David Linn
Newport, NH

The Candidates' repulsive behavior (with Media cooperation) to circumvent the reality of Ron Paul's claims is detrimental to the United States. Most candidate's clear message at the debates was to increase the National Debt with military or health care. That message is more dangerous than any terrorist. The same old rhetoric under the guise of “change” is appalling. Voter turn out is up with all the hype. Many are feeding into what the elite political machine is allowing them to hear and see.

NH Governor takes my phone # last week and tells me that he will call. The Sheriff's office last week takes illegal action to attempt to scare a voting resident for what I believe is the demented illegal actions of Judge Peter Fauver, by the now gusto legal system. The public is so afraid of losing everything they are unwilling to speak openly. The perfect example is my situation. I spoke when Fauver violated the Constitution 29 or more times to protect the Madbury selectmen's criminal acts of discrimination and miss use of the courts.

A December letter from Chris Fleming got me thinking about my last time at the DMV. After being asked to look into the viewfinder and read the fine print, then being told to stand at the other end of a large room and read a chart you would see in an eye doctor's office, I was told by the DMV that I “just barely passed” and he strongly suggested that I see an eye doctor. When I told my sister (and a few friends agreed), we thought it was kind of silly. How often, when you're driving down the road, do you find a need to read small (fine) print?