Keene teen films inside jailschool, ambush interviews bureaucrats
Channel: RidleyReport
Date: 2013-11-20

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This vid is part of the "Keene, New Hampshire's North Korea" playlist. Click here to watch in sequence: 
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Regarding the "other side of this story..."  I would generally prefer to call our rulers, question them and record the entire interaction on tape when they are accused.  
But the wiretap law - which their chiefs so ardently defend - has a chilling effect, on such calls.  So I generally choose to practice overobedience - and decline to call for their opinions.  In this sense, their bad law saves me time and costs them the chance to present their views.

In a society with press freedom, I would call authorities to verify the report above.  And I would record the whole interaction. But in the America we actually live in... various wiretapping laws have a chilling effect on such calls.  In protest of these laws, and of the Mueller prosecution, I generally deny bureaucrats that type of opportunity to present their views by phone.  It does save me time.  But I will tend to waive this boycott and make the call if a bureaucrat agrees to be recorded.  And I look forward to the repeal of the laws that have limited open communication with our rulers.

In a society with press freedom, I would call authorities to verify these claims. And I would record the whole interaction. But in the America we actually live in... various wiretapping laws have a chilling effect on such calls.  In protest of these laws, and of the Mueller prosecution, I generally don't go out of my way to help them present their views by phone. I wait until I can more safely and efficiently ambush interview them in person. 


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