Merrimack County Sheriffs Visit The Rebel Love Studio

December 25th, 2015

Awake Goy

**The following post was written by Robert Mathias, the Voluntaryist Rebel, and posted at RebelLoveShow.com.**

On December 23, 2015 The Rebel Love Studio was visited twice by agents of the state, specifically the Merrimack County Sheriff’s department. They had a warrant for the arrest of a Porcupine [a term for people who’ve move to New Hampshire seeking liberty in their lifetime.] that they assumed lived at the location. The first visit I was not present at the location, I was for the second. I arrived at the location while on my lunch break from my day job. The purpose of my visit was to bring coffee to Ann Leverette, my fiance and cohost of the Rebel Love Show and Flaming Freedom, she was there for the first visit and I wanted to check in to see if she was doing alright. Now being the voluntaryist that I am, I do not consent to give such men authority over me, regardless of what shiny badge they are representing. I will not help them kidnap anyone. I decided to not cooperate in their hunt when they informed me of why they were there. As punishment for not complying with the sheriffs, I was threatened with arrest (kidnapping) and given a summons (letter of extortion) for my car that I wasn’t even driving at the time I was confronted.

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Within a few minutes of being approached by the sheriff’s, multiple other porcupines including one of the cohost of the Anarchics, Renee Kate came to my aid. Now to be perfectly honest, I feel as if we did not handle this interaction with agents of the state well. There were positives and negatives from my perspective. The negative being we simply spoke too much. The more and more interactions I have with the police, which seems to never end, the more I am leaning to only saying what needs to be said without being arrested. The positive being that we did have plenty of people recording and had back up within minutes. That is something I would wager a bet on is not something that most people can say when interacting with police officers.

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