NorthCarolinaLiberty
09-29-2013, 04:40 AM
These stories are starting to go mainstream. Recently, a San Diego TV news station interviewed the ACLU regarding roadblocks. This story is NPR's interview of Terri Bressi of www.checkpointusa.org. Terry recently settled his lawsuit with the government after many years of wrangling.
NPR reports on Terry's refusal to answer government's agents' questions at internal roadblocks (not on the border). They also mention Terry's videos of these encounters and the 2 million YouTube hits.
I've had a couple of phone conversations with Terry and quite a bit of email correspondence. Terry is like a pitbull with this issue. He is a private person who got dragged into something and now has made it an issue.
Short NPR story here:
http://www.onthemedia.org/story/road-nowhere-near-border/
NPR reports on Terry's refusal to answer government's agents' questions at internal roadblocks (not on the border). They also mention Terry's videos of these encounters and the 2 million YouTube hits.
I've had a couple of phone conversations with Terry and quite a bit of email correspondence. Terry is like a pitbull with this issue. He is a private person who got dragged into something and now has made it an issue.
Short NPR story here:
http://www.onthemedia.org/story/road-nowhere-near-border/