Submitted by adminsteve on Thu, 09/27/2012 - 00:39
Rogers Revolution, Pig Roast, Rally, Party and Concert!
Make a stand (and dance) against the Police State!
Bring your Tractor!
Come support and party with Farmer Roger Pion (victim of police Brutality and alleged Freedom Fighter) who struck back by (allegedly) crushing 7 cops cars with a giant tractor.
All day Saturday, September 29, 2012
Adam (The Man) Kokesh MC
Come early, stay late! Camp out party and concert!
Have your picture taken with Roger and his mighty tractor!
Come Rebel with Roger the magnificent, and his mighty tractor of Justice!
Come Friday evening , party all Saturday, sleep it off and leave Sunday! (or any portion thereof...)
We will have local Vermont Musicians Saturday morning, Vermont Independence Speakers, ETA to rock us into the night!
We will be vending local burgers, other foods, and having a pig roast.
Please feel free to bring a grill and your own food and drink if you wish.
We will be requesting a suggested donation of 20 bucks at the gate for parking,
All funds raised go to Roger's defense.
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Submitted by adminsteve on Sun, 08/12/2012 - 00:36
Roger Pion, a simple hardworking farmer, father to a beloved daughter, and member of down-to-earth family needs your help. For eight years, Roger Pion has been subject to harassment by local and county law enforcement. This harassment has included physical violence against Roger.
As recently as a month ago, during an arrest over the possession of marijuana, a non violent offense, Roger was beaten by police, resulting in a concussion. He had to be taken to the ER for treatment. Subsequent to this beating, he was falsely charged with resisting arrest.
Submitted by adminsteve on Sun, 09/30/2012 - 00:45
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Submitted by Abu Justice on Mon, 09/03/2012 - 16:19
Submitted by Abu Justice on Fri, 08/31/2012 - 17:04
Submitted by Abu Justice on Wed, 08/29/2012 - 17:42
The first organized civilian police forces were created at the beginning of the 19th century. Before that time, there were no public servants to watch over the populous and enforce "the law." Governments were generally interested in ensuring the payment of taxes, punishing acts of sedition, and the prevention of theft of feudal holdings. Short of another civilian placing a demand before the courts, personal grievances were usually handled privately.
Submitted by adminsteve on Mon, 08/27/2012 - 01:18
One family's account of alledged harassment by a Hardwick, Vermont police officer.
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