New Here, but not new to the Idea

Introduce Yourself
#1

New to this forum.

I'm a Veteran, Home Builder, FSP Member for 8 years, Father and Co-Founder of the New Hampshire Patriot Militia ( http://www.nhmilitia.com )and the North East Patriot Association ( http://www.nepassoc.com ) . Moved to NH 6 years ago from Maryland.

I have heard from several folks that this would be a good place to meet some like minded folks and to spread the word about the two groups I have started over the last 8 months.

I would understand if my post gets moderated, not meaning any disrespect to those that work hard to keep a forum going, its a full time job.

Just thought there might be some folks out here that would be interested to know there are two groups in NH that try to get more involved in changes for the better, as long as everyone sticks to the rules and doesn't break the Law.

Jim

#2

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changes for the better, as long as everyone sticks to the rules and doesn't break the Law.
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Don't know why you were told to come here, we enjoy breaking shitty laws and rules.

And very few of us are interested in electoral reform, or polishing guns in preparation of "TEOTWAWKI"

#3

But nonethless, welcome. Perhaps we can learn from each other. :slight_smile:

#4

[quote author=JimmyMac65 link=topic=2776.msg30859#msg30859 date=1268488531]
New to this forum.

I'm a Veteran, Home Builder, FSP Member for 8 years, Father and Co-Founder of the New Hampshire Patriot Militia ( http://www.nhmilitia.com )and the North East Patriot Association ( http://www.nepassoc.com ) . Moved to NH 6 years ago from Maryland.

Jim
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It is always great to learn of another FSP participant that moved to NH.  I'll check out that NH website.  Maybe we can meet in person sometime.  Are you going to Liberty Forum and Porcfest?

#5

Welcome.

#6

[quote author=JimmyMac65 link=topic=2776.msg30859#msg30859 date=1268488531]
Just thought there might be some folks out here that would be interested to know there are two groups in NH that try to get more involved in changes for the better, as long as everyone sticks to the rules and doesn't break the Law.
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I hope you have success, Jim. I don't know how it is possible to end the rule of law without breaking the laws that force you to follow the laws, but I want everyone to be free, so I wish you success.