Checkpoint Content Contest – Win HD Videocamera!

UPDATE 2013.04.12:

Congrats Garret Seim! Winner of The Checkpoint Contest

Terry Bressi (on behalf of Checkpoint USA), Ian Freeman (on behalf of Liberty Radio Network) and myself (on behalf of Cop Block) all agreed – Gavin Seim’s submission best addressed the contest criteria. For his efforts, Seim will be sent the Veho Muvi Gumball 3000 HD videocamera.

Watch Seim’s video entry, and see all other entries received: Congrats Garret Seim! Winner of The Checkpoint Contest

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Not a fan of police checkpoints?

Do you recognize that no one, even if they wear a badge, has the right to impede your freedom of movement, or to search your property, when you’ve done nothing wrong?

The use of checkpoints has proliferated in “the land of the free”, especially since 9/11 and the accompanying security theater.

Whether that’s in the form of a DUI checkpoint in your town* or a now-permanent checkpoint on a road that never crosses the border**, more and more people are realizing what checkpoints are really about: control.

Educate others about checkpoints and their rights should they encounter one themselves, and you could win an an awesome HD camera that you can carry and/or dash-mount!

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Details:

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The Veho Muvi Gumball 3000 comes with everything you need – dashcam mount, carrying case, remote control, straps, mounts, 8GB mini SD card, USB cord, etc.
  • A Veho Muvi Gumball 3000 Special Edition MUVI HD Camcorder will be awarded to the creator of the content that best demystifies roadblocks***
  • Content can be in the form of a video compilation (such as this video), your own experience (such as, for me, this video), a narrative, art, relevant know your rights resources, etc.
  • Deadline is midnight EST, Monday, April 8th, 2013 – just send an email with “Checkpoint Content Contest” in the subject line and the content (link to external URL, attachment, in text body, etc) to “copblock@gmail.com
  • The winner will be determined by a three judge panel – Terry Bressi from checkpointusa.org, Ian Freeman from lrn.fm, and Pete Eyre from copblock.org
  • The winner will be contacted via the same email used to submit their content (so be sure it’s one you check) on/by April 22nd, 2013, their address solicited to mail the camera, and if agreed-to, interviewed (via phone/Skype/email/etc) for a follow-up post

The Checkpoint Content Contest is co-sponsored by:

  • checkpointusa.org – Check Point USA is dedicated to confronting roadblocks to freedom wherever they may arise. Special attention will be given to physical roadblocks designed to impede the right of Americans to travel freely within our own country but attention will also be given to general violations of our right to privacy.
  • copblock.org – Cop Block is a decentralized project supported by a diverse group of individuals united by their shared goal of police accountability.
  • lfn.fm – LRN.FM is your source for the best liberty-oriented audio content, 24/7. You’ll hear live shows as well as the latest episodes of podcasts from around the world. Hit play on our stream or cam feed below to listen to LRN.FM around the clock.

Related:

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The Veho Muvi 3000 Gumball is an excellent in-vehicle camera as it can be set to record in a loop and powered via your cigarette outlet

* funded by a grant from the feds – remember, the coin provided via the grant was first stolen from someone via taxation, or printed out of thin air due to the fiat nature of federal reserve notes

** the border – an arbitrary political boundary used by criminal gangs to define their turf, and with it, people over whom they claim authority – has, according to the ACLU, has been turned into a “constitution-free zone”

*** the camera to be awarded is exactly the same as that pictured but unopened

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Pete Eyre

Pete Eyre is co-founder of CopBlock.org. As an advocate of peaceful, consensual interactions, he seeks to inject a message of complete liberty and self-government into the conversation of police accountability. Eyre went to undergrad and grad school for law enforcement, then spent time in DC as an intern at the Cato Institute, a Koch Fellow at the Drug Policy Alliance, Directer of Campus Outreach at the Institute for Humane Studies, Crasher-in-Chief at Bureaucrash, and as a contractor for the Future of Freedom Foundation. In 2009 he left the belly of the beast and hit the road with Motorhome Diaries and later co-founded Liberty On Tour. He spent time in New Hampshire home, and was involved with Free Keene, the Free State Project and The Daily Decrypt.