Pete & Ademo of CopBlock Join Marc Stevens’ No State Project Radio Show
A few days ago Ademo and I joined Marc Stevens on his No State Project radio show.
The text, links and graphics below are courtesy of Marc and his colleague Calvin from the post NSP – Jun 9, 2012 – Guests: Pete Eyre & Ademo Freeman and Co-host: JT.
Guests: Pete Eyre & Ademo Freeman [Copblock.org] and Co-host: JT.
Show Topics: what COINTELPRO is -|- Fred Hampton, John Lennon, and others targeted by COINTELPRO -|- agent-provocateur/infiltration M.O. -|- basic principals of the Shire Society -|- the ideological threat that voluntary/consensual-based societies pose to the current coercive “National Security FICTION (boogie-man)/STATE” -|- “badges don’t grant extra rights” -|- keeping the means CONSISTENT with the ends -|- principals of self-governance: “there is no higher authority than the self” -|- non-violent, non-threatening Keene/FSP activists victimized by the STATE despite a lack of causing any damage, harm, or loss -|- arbitrary legislative violations vs. objective unlawful acts -|- paranoid threat-analysis of sociopaths -|- Pete’s interaction with Phil Christiana from the FBI -|- STATist double-standard: Ed Burke’s free-pass from FBI investigation for his open abuse of power, but Free Keene gets targeted for investigation for advocating peaceful evolution -|- history of FBI informant solicitation to many Free Keene activists dating back to 2005 -|- STATist COP-outs: “its not my job to decide if it’s right or wrong” and “just following orders” -|- tax agent admission: “understanding application of tax law requires no intelligence” -|- encouraging practical alternatives to STATE-monopolized services for former bureaucrats who choose to provide their skill-sets on a morally sound/voluntary basis -|- incentives for the police to target those who object to the inherent violence of the STATE and the need to de-incentivize aggressive public policy against peaceful dissenters/conscientious objectors-|- over-aggressive police target the very peaceful Derrick J -|- historical examples of effective economic ostracization -|- Ademo’s adventures in the Shire -|- birthplace “CITIZENSHIP” and the violently imposed government -|- STATE-legalized plunder -|- bureaucratic assessments solely based on threat, duress, or coercion and legal opinions -|- Ed Burke’s theory of “subjective harm” when challenged on the existence of actual harm -|- questioning the qualifications of legally-ignorant judges -|- summons paperwork shenanigans -|- no action from the court or prosecutor when Marc signs paperwork in a representative capacity by and through the STATE; not even an objection -|- following through with non-responses and deviations to questions of factual existence -|- anarchism in action at PorcFest -|- Ademo’s plan to proceed in court for his felonious “wiretapping” charge for filming police misconduct -|- the presumption of innocence and the applicability of “the LAW” as an essential element of the charge to establish jurisdiction -|- effectively challenging the presumptions that assume facts NOT entered into evidence -|- the irony of the STATE redefining peaceful activists as terrorists while engaging in terrorism themselves -|- Stephanie Carney from the IRS “has never been this annoyed with anyone before” taking Marc’s call -|- exposing the lack of evidence of an obligation to file a TAX return from the IRS -|- asking for evidence is now bureaucratic humor -|- attorney’s using social pressure to scare clients into bad plea-bargain deals -|- defense attorney suspiciously certain that the judge will allow an officer to continue to submit testimony after they are declared incompetent to testify -|- investigating colluding attorneys -|- debugging erroneous courtroom logic -|- and fear-based decision making.
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