Author Archives: Colleen
Canadian Judge Bows to Sovereign Man
The man in the video, Keith, was called into court because he parked his own car on his own lawn – apparently some sort of crime in Canada. The judge seemed very adamant about getting Keith to identify himself as “Keith Thompson” and raised his voice a number of times. The judge even requests that Keith be removed from the courtroom. A few bailiffs appear on screen, seeming ready to honor the judges request, but Keith asks them to back away from him and they comply. Keith gets one of the bailiffs to take some paperwork, and shortly thereafter the judge takes a recess. Now for the most interesting part – just before he leaves the courtroom, the judge bows in the direction of Keith. Continue reading
Obstruction and Outreach in Springfield
In any case, after waiting over 30 minutes, my Notice to Film was denied. The clerk that “helped” me said it was because I was, “clearly not from the media.” He told me I could bring it up with the Judge on record once court started. Needless to say, I was quite irritated at that point. Continue reading
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Tagged building inspector, first amendment, housing court, jensen, montague, outreach, springfield
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I have the authority to do it, even if I don’t have it.
Even if you do not believe that the coercive way of our “government” is violent (but trust me, it is), I’m sure you will not appreciate the way Mr. Jensen is showing up to this property on Fridays, the day that the Town of Montague is closed for business. The question we need to ask is if Mr. Jensen is being paid overtime to harass people, or if it is just a personal hobby of his? Continue reading
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Tagged building inspector, cop, jensen, montague, permit, private property rights
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