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The NH Executive Council met in Concord, NH, on 10/13/21. Governor Sununu led with an iron fist. With brutal force, he turned the Executive Council meeting into a zero-tolerance police state – literally.
Look closely at the picture. At least 32 law enforcement officers in the room were there to surround and intimidate the peaceful, patriotic Americans in attendance. It was a calculated and overwhelming show of force that was a precursor of what was to come.
From the very beginning, there was no mistaking Sununu’s tyrannical message, as can be seen in citizen journalist Chau Kelley’s video below.
There is an old Arabic saying about not letting the camel get its nose under the tent because, if you do, soon the whole camel will be in the tent. The nose under the tent, here in America, was the people going along with the war on drugs. That effectively killed in alienable rights. If we do not have the full and complete control and ownership of our bodies and minds were our behavior does not violate the rights of others (the great majority of drug users) then we have no rights. (“The Myth of Inalienable Rights” at most e-book sellers, some for free.) So, now that the camel is in the tent don’t be looking around all bewildered and wondering how it could have ever gotten to this point. You, the people, allowed it by not understanding the most simple concept: Inalienable Rights. You allowed the government to take them away from you under a false pretense. (Alcohol is the most violence-causing drug and kills more people than all the illegal drugs put together.)