EYEAM4ANARCHY

On July 18, 2011, Pete Eyre and Ademo Freeman , crew members of Liberty On Tour and bloggers for Cop Block , will begin trial on felony wiretapping, resisting arrest, and trespassing charges. Solidarity + Direct Action = Justice The charges stem from an incident in July of 2010, when they were attempting to post bail for Rich Paul, who had been arrested the day before, at the Franklin County jail. Pete had initially also been facing felony firearm/ammo and VIN manipulation charges as the... Read Full Story

Last week, Liberty On Tour posted a video about a man named Jay Noone, who was facing the threat of having his house stolen by tax extorters working for Palmer, MA. The video primarily features Pete Eyre of Liberty on Tour and Ian Freeman, a blogger at FreeKeene.com and radio host at Free Talk Live , attempting to question local officials about the pending seizure of Noone's home. Predictably, the local bureaucrats weren't too keen on answering those questions and mostly it's a video of them... Read Full Story

Watch the included video and judge for yourself if even a crime, let alone a felony , was committed. Recently, Ademo Freeman , one of the crew members of Liberty On Tour , the founder of Cop Block , and someone I consider a personal friend, attempted to ask a judge in Keene, NH. about the reasons behind the prior arrest of Beau Davis , another Liberty On Tour member, for wearing a hat . The video of the exchange, posted below, was originally published here after it was finally recovered from... Read Full Story

Were Your Father's Cops Really That Much Better?   Me in all my glory A month ago, during a pick up football game, I took off down the field at a full sprint, flew past the player defending me, and settled into the endzone for what should have been an easy touchdown. The quarterback threw the ball in a perfect spiral directly into my chest, which it promptly bounced off of and landed in the arms of that previously vanquished defender, who had by then caught back up to me.  Shortly after that... Read Full Story

The New Orleans Saints are one victory away from justifying my preseason prediction that they would win the Super Bowl. Unfortunately for them (and my reputation), the Indianapolis Colts stand in the way of their potential coronation. I have to admit that I'm a bit conflicted about picking a winner for this game. My heart tells me to take the Saints, but my head says the Colts are the better team. Judging by what I've seen and read the past couple weeks, I think my personal waffling is a bit... Read Full Story

"Sometimes when you hit the quarterback the whole team feels it" - Rex Ryan Those would have to be the most telling words spoken during the Divisional round of the NFL playoffs. The Chargers certainly felt Philip Rivers' pain as they were pounded into submission and the relentless pressure applied by the Jets ended their Super Bowl hopes. In order to win this game New York had to turn it into a brawl. They did just that, but there was nothing sweet or scientific about Rex Ryan's game plan... Read Full Story

This is admittedly somewhat of an unscientific study, but I'm pretty sure me and this guy were the only ones outside of Arizona's fans who picked the Cardinals to beat the Packers last week . I'm also fairly certain that I'm the only person on the planet who didn't think the big shootout between Arizona and Green Bay was the most amazingly great game ever played in the history of the National Football League. Aaron Rodgers and Kurt Warner are undoubtedly great quarterbacks, but the score of... Read Full Story

Before I give this weeks picks I have to say I'm pretty satisfied with my preseason predictions . In fact, I actually picked nine of the 12 playoff teams correctly. In the AFC, I picked five of the six teams that made it into the playoffs. The one pick I missed was the Bengals. Instead, I had the Titans getting in. In the NFC, I predicted four out the six eventual playoff teams. The two teams I missed were the Vikings and Cowboys. The two teams I miss-fired with were the Giants and Falcons... Read Full Story

In my continuing efforts to infect the internets with my opinions and commentary about the sports world, I have recently joined the Sports Blog Net . As the name implies, SBNet.com is a syndication network for sports-related blogs. Much like I currently do on Bleacher Report , I'll be syndicating versions of my original content from this blog onto SBNet.com. In addition, I'll continue to publish some extended versions of the syndicated articles on HubPages . I read through the blogs on SBNet... Read Full Story

We're down to week 17 and there are several playoff scenarios remaining to be sorted out in each conference during the final games. Unlike previous weeks ,  I'm going to do two separate previews, so that I can properly sort out the key games in each conference and how they effect the playoffs. Read my NFC picks here. The AFC Playoff Picture In the AFC, things are still pretty wide open with the exception of Indianapolis and San Diego which have clinched the first and second seeds... Read Full Story