Kokesh arrested again

| January 20, 2018

We first wrote about Adam Kokesh nearly eleven years ago when he staged some sort of protest on the Washington Mall against the Iraq War. The last we heard from him, he was trying to stay out of jail after his arrest for drugs in Virginia when marshals served him an arrest warrant for when he possessed a loaded weapon in downtown DC.

Well, he filed to be the Libertarian candidate for the 2020 presidential election, last week and within 30 minutes of the filing, he was stopped twice in Texas and arrested for drug possession again according to the Fort Worth Star-Telegram;

“At this point and time the dog did alert so we’re going to a whole ’nother level,” the trooper said while Kokesh was recording.

Before he turned off the camera, Kokesh said: “If you don’t hear from me, please come find me.”

In a statement released by his girlfriend, Kokesh called his arrest a “gross miscarriage of justice.”

Kokesh was booked into the Wise County Jail on charges of possession of a controlled substance-penalty group one and two, tampering with evidence and possession of marijuana. Bail has been set at $76,500, according to Wise County Sheriff Lane Akin.

“During the search, troopers located evidence and arrested Mr. Kokesh,” said DPS spokesman Lonny Haschel.

Akin said his office started getting besieged with calls from Libertarian organizations on Tuesday.

Ben Farmer, Kokesh’s chief strategist for the presidential campaign, is in Decatur and said that they are asking the district attorney to reduce Kokesh’s bail to zero.

And a fine president he’d make, too;

Category: Iraq Veterans Against the War

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Sapper3307

Was Bradly Manning the girlfriend in his car?

SSgt. USMC

Had to be “PRE-OP” Bradley, ’cause comrade Kokesh has a preference for horse-cock sammiches w/Mayo.

rgr769

He needs to recruit Manning as his running mate, or vice a versa. They are birds of a feather. Maybe they could start a new party, the Felonian Party. Think about all the votes they could get from the recently franchised felons of Virginia.

UpNorth

I see what you did there, Jonn.
I’m sure that the DA down in Texas is busily finding a judge to lower this asshat’s bond to 0.

Graybeard

I doubt that. Ft Worth is a pretty conservative town in a pretty conservative state.

UpNorth

Ya know, I debated adding the /s tag, I guess I should have.

thebesig

Reporting for duty… Duty to serve prison time…

Kokesh for President

HMCS(FMF) ret

“I’m here to service all of you at the BTJT Deli…”

thebesig

Bubba, Thor, Julio, and Tiny are going to see that same image, in 3-D, except he’d be in a prison uniform. 🙄

CWORet

The proper uniform for him. I’m thinking he’ll look smart in a one-piece orange. The Felonious Felcher that he is…

thebesig

Adam Kokesh allegedly had a negligent discharge of another kind in a parking lot somewhere:

8 minutes parking lot

2/17 Air Cav

Comrade Kokeshski is 35 now with a criminal history that includes firearms violations and CDS. I’m guessing he’s self employed.

CWORet

I’m pretty sure there’s a recently disbarred lawyer (recently released from incarceration) who’s willing to take his case. Pro-Boner.

jonp

What happened to his “Adam Vs The Man” gig on Russia Today? They finally get sick of his stupid shit and realize he was a drag on their credibility?

A Proud Infidel®™

Adam Kokesh? THAT yo-yo has been missing its string for at least a dozen years!!

Ex-PH2

He really does live in his own little world, doesn’t he? I’ve sometimes wondered what it’s like to be just plain nuts, and then someone like Kokesh shows up… and I’m glad there’s an exit door.

desert

Ask Pelosi and schumer, they can tell you what its like!

jonp

He is a stud. Got all up and brave in the face of my 5ft 100lb wife once. She laughed at him which made him angrier. Asshole.

Graybeard

::snerk::

NHSparky

Gotta live assclowns whose 15 minutes were up a decade ago.

Nastyleg

He was a contributor to reason.com. Since this development who knows. Regardless of where he works now. He has proven himself to be smegma level on the human equivalency chart.

radar

Don’t think he was ever a contributor to Reason. They’ve written about him over the years and interviewed him a few times, but I don’t ever recall seeing anything written by him.

Hondo

We’ve all heard the phrase “Manny being Manny”, usually when the person in question was acting like a fool. Apparently this was just “Kokie being Kokie”.

As Bugs Bunny once put it: “What a maroon.”

IntelPog

Thank god are brave boys in blue got another dangerous Veteran who believes in the 2nd amendment off the streets. Who knows what could have happened?? He could have used the drugs and enjoyed himself!!!
Why can’t he get lit on Booze like a red blooded American?

IntelPog

Shit, the more I hear about this guy, the more I like.

Believes taxation is theft.
Loves the 2nd amendment.
Believes we should avoid foreign entanglement (Like George Washington)
Stands up for what he believes in even if it cost him. (I’ll take that even if I disagree with him of self serving politicians.)
Was a Marine.

Hell, I’ll have drink with him anytime!

2/17 Air Cav

I get it. Some guys like trannies too.

IntelPog

Some do I’ve heard. Coming out finally Cav?

2/17 Air Cav

Hey that was a clever retort. Very, very clever.

jonp

Before you start the manlove you might want to check further into the object of your affection. He is a piece of shit.

Hondo

Ah, they’re so cute when they’re young and naive.

Of course taxation is (morally) theft. So is condemnation of property. But both are tools used by any effective government.

Laws are also restraints on individual liberty. Ditto a government’s ability to compel compliance with the law. But like taxation, both are also tools used by effective government.

Unfortunately, performing even a government’s essential functions (many government functions are not essential) costs $$$ – so some taxation is a necessary evil. You’re not going to get there via voluntary donations.

Ditto voluntary compliance with law (written or unwritten). There will always be some number of miscreants that simply won’t comply with the rules of civilized society. An effective government has to have a mechanism to deal with such miscreants.

Bottom line: take away funding or the ability to compel compliance with valid law, and in effect you have the absence of effective government.

The absence of effective government has a name; it’s called “anarchy”. No thanks.

And, as another commenter noted: you might want to check into Kokesh’s background a bit more before you go drinking with him.

A Proud Infidel®™

Hey IntelPog, BE CAREFUL of what you wish for ‘lil Pinky, you might actually get it!