TSA Bull Crap Right Here in Manchester, New Hampshire, we report you decide

Isolated idiocy or something more sinister?

Steve Watson
Infowars.com
February 28, 2014
A man who was traveling through Manchester, New Hampshire was stopped and harassed by the TSA after he opted out of going through a body scanner. The official reason for further interrogation, according to the screeners, was “We saw Bitcoin in your bag and need to check.”
For anyone living under a rock, Bitcoin is a virtual currency. It does not exist in physical form. Saying you had seen bitcoin in a bag would be like saying you had seen email in a bag – it makes no sense.
Which is why Davi Barker, a Libertarian blogger who was returning from the New Hampshire Liberty Forum, was somewhat befuddled at the situation.

I was about to ask for my attorney, who happens to be my wife, when [the person wearing] the orange shirt said, “What about Bitcoin?” I was flabbergasted. This was above and beyond any scrutiny I had ever received from the TSA, and a little frightening that they were looking for Bitcoin. I said I didn’t understand the question. He continued, “We saw Bitcoin in your bag and need to check.” I was incredulous, and asked, “Do you have a superior officer because I don’t think you know what you’re talking about.” The blue shirt replied by repeating that they were “managers,” but if I didn’t answer his questions he could call law enforcement and have me taken into custody. I asked, “Aren’t you law enforcement?” and he replied, “No we’re with the TSA.”

Barker, who is a co-founder of BitcoinNotBombs, a Bitcoin advocacy group, relates the encounter in the following video:

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NaturalNews: Safe water activists pressure Austin to drop fluoride‏ and more

Dear Lisbon Reporter and NaturalNews readers, 

Safe water activists hit the Austin City Council hard yesterday, calling them out for poisoning the water supply with fluoride.
Even our local resident activist "Ronnie Reeferseed" let 'em have it during the meeting:
http://www.naturalnews.com/044120_Austin_City_Council_water_fluoridation_hydrofluorosilicic_acid.html

If you use your smart phone too much, you can get "tech neck" wrinkles!
http://www.naturalnews.com/044119_tech_neck_wrinkles_smart_devices.html

Among other health benefits, vitamin C can also help reduce the risk of stroke:
http://www.naturalnews.com/044118_vitamin_C_stroke_risk_healthy_immune_system.html

More Obamacare fallout: Now Target is dropping health insurance for its part-time employees:
http://www.naturalnews.com/044117_Obamacare_part-time_employees_Target.html

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School Capital Improvements‏

Anyone that wants to see the photos that were on display (Plus a few more) at the Capital Improvements Information night, They are available at the link below. This can and should be the future of Lisbon. Please share with everyone you know! Talk to your neighbors. Ask them to talk to their friends. These are well earned and needed projects. Just think of all the benefits that will come from these investments in our community. Graduations, Tournaments (Wrestling, Basketball, Cheering.), Playoffs, Home meets, championships, safe places to exercise, etc.... Once the gym is built, the focus will turn to remodeling the current gym into a Performing Arts Center to be proud of using specific grants. These will have great return on investment. PASS THE WORD!!!! We need the the public informed!

https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B_I1NKS4LsMGemtDLUhDSi13d00&usp=sharing 

Please contact School Administrators for more information, or to voice your opinion.

Chair	Traci Austin	taustin@lisbonschoolsme.org
	72 Webster Rd.
	Lisbon, ME 04250	576-1603
Vice Chair	Kathi Yergin	kyergin@lisbonschoolsme.org
	2 Highland Ave.
	Lisbon Falls, ME 04252	577-8896
	Pete Reed	preed@lisbonschoolsme.org
	385 Ridge Road
	Lisbon Falls, ME 04252
	George Caron	gcaron@lisbonschoolsme.org
	50 Main St.
	Lisbon Falls, ME 04252	212-7010
	Marcey Crosskill	mcrosskill@lisbonschoolsme.org
	37 Ferry Rd.
	Lisbon, ME 04250	577-0075

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Dean Willey

Lisbon Falls, ME 04252

Outstanding bonds answer from School Information Night‏

There was a question asked at the School Capital improvements information night on Tuesday that asked, and I am paraphrasing here, what are the outstanding bonds that the town currently has out, and when they will be paid in full?  Well, since the finance committee, and the town council who were present could not or would not answer, here is the answer.  This is straight from the most recent audit that has been posted on the town’s website under the finance department.  The last one is from November’s election. 

Type of Bond	Date of issue	Original Amount	Date of Maturity	Interest Rate	Balance
Town Bond	May 2009	$1,310,855	November 2019	2.08-5.58%	$917,600
Town Bond	May 2005	$368,000	November 2020	1.50-3.70%	$226,492
Town Bond	October 2006	$540,000	November 2021	1.8-6.25%	$324,000
Town Bond	October 2011	$270,000	November 2021	0.50-5.50%	$243,000
Sewer Bond	August 2004	$350,000	April 2024	1.93%	$192,500
Town Bond (LCS)	May 2004	$12,899,710	November 2024	4.41%	$7,739,830
Water Dept. Bond	October 2005	$3,000,000	November 2024	2.05%	$1,893,910
Sewer Bond	October 2005	$500,000	October 2025	1.43%	$325,000
Water Dept. Bond	October 2006	$393,000	November 2025	3.0-5.0%	$255,450
School QSCB Bond	July 2010	$350,000	July 2030	5.28%	$280,000
Town Bond	May 2010	$1,070,000	November 2030	2.06-5.56%	$963,000
Water Dept. Bond	October 2010	$970,000	November 2030	2.06-5.56%	$873,000
Water Dept. Bond	November 2013	$650,000	November 2034	3.76%	$650,000

Submitted by: 'False Deluder'

Now this is what The Lisbon Reporter was created for. Where else can you go to have such great community involvement with activities and information in OUR Town?  A BIG Thank You to local citizen False Deluder for researching and bringing forth information for our community!!!

Outstanding bonds answer from School Information Night‏

There was a question asked at the School Capital improvements information night on Tuesday that asked, and I am paraphrasing here, what are the outstanding bonds that the town currently has out, and when they will be paid in full?  Well, since the finance committee, and the town council who were present could not or would not answer, here is the answer.  This is straight from the most recent audit that has been posted on the town’s website under the finance department.  The last one is from November’s election.  

Submitted by: 'False Deluder'

Now this is what The Lisbon Reporter was created for. Where else can you go to have such great community involvement with activities and information in OUR Town?  A BIG Thank You to local citizen False Deluder for researching and bringing for information for our community!!!

GreatFallsTV: Lisbon School Committee Meeting February 24, 2014