Gilles Bissonnette, the head attorney for the New Hampshire ACLU gave an excellent presentation to a packed room in Concord, NH this week. He talked about what CPB (Customs and Border Patrol) internal checkpoints are legally allowed to do, how far out of bounds they’ve been going, and what you can do when you’re there to non-cooperate . He fielded many questions from an engaged and interested audience. Here’s full video of the presentation :

Redneck Muslim Imam Will Coley and his co-host Aria DiMezzo of daily libertarian talk show “ The Call to Freedom ” announce the new “Help ICE Kick the Bucket Challenge” to benefit pro-immigration organizations like the ACLU, CATO, the Libertarian Party, Detention Watch Network, Immigrant Defense Project, National Immigration Law Center, United We Dream, and the Refugee Right Coalition. Here’s a combo of two videos originally streamed earlier today in front of the LRN.FM studio in Keene:

Want more video of Will and Aria? Watch Call to Freedom every day from 4-7pm on LRN.FM’s Twitch Channel...

Vehicle inspection is nothing more than a racket for auto shops being operated by the people calling themselves the “State of New Hampshire”. As Free Keene blogger Conan Salada points out during his testimony at trial this week, the auto repair shop he went to gave him quotes for what Conan determined were unnecessary repairs in order to pass the vehicle inspection. This happens to people all the time and allows unscrupulous auto repair shops to take advantage of ignorant drivers.

But wait, don’t we need mandatory yearly inspections to keep cars as safe as possible on the roads? Actually, no. Not all really cold states have mandatory vehicle inspections and there’s no evidence those states’ roads are any more dangerous . Turns out, the market handles safety just fine.

Meanwhile, the crime gang known as the State of New...

It was greating seeing old and new listeners at this year's decentralized libertarian camping festival, Forkfest 2018! As you know, we broadcast from the festival every day and it was a blast! We had a much larger turnout than the first year, last year. I've written up a detailed piece at Free Keene , but if you want to look at the pics from our broadcast recording sessions including hosts and guests, check my Google Photos album here .

Given this year's major success, we're already beginning promotions for 2019, expected dates are Jun 13th until the 18th, so pencil it in and stay tuned to FTL or the Forkfest unofficial website and Forkfest...