Aug
22

Lemonade “Terrorism”

On August 20th, 2011 at 12:31pm on the Capitol lawn in Washington DC, Kathryn Dill, William Duffield, and I were arrested for selling 10cent cups of lemonade.  The events leading up to our arrest, along with our capture and kidnapping were beautifully documented by several activists who came armed with cameras (see high quality video below); therefore, I feel no need to cover those details.  However, once we were taken away, there were no more cameras to share our experience.

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Aug
21

Video from the Lemonade Liberation

I am working on a blog that covers the events that unfolded in DC yesterday, including a lengthy interview I had in booking with a terrorist organization investigator. But for now, here is a great video that covers the event until our arrest:

Aug
19

Lemonade Liberation Day

This Saturday, August 20th, I will be broadcasting LIVE from Washington DC; where brave liberty activists will join me to “illegally” sell lemonade on the Capitol lawn.

You can watch my live feed of the event from noon to 3pm: Meg McLain’s LIVE Coverage

Or you can follow Eddie Free’s live video broadcast:  Eddie Free’s LIVE Coverage

We stand together to protect the freedom of all peaceful people, who face threats of violence for the simple act of selling lemonade.  There have been hundreds of accounts from across the nation of police shutting down children’s lemonade stands due to lack of government permits.

These permits are “required” by local governments, using excuses of ‘health and safety’; and can cost hundreds, even thousands of dollars.  But, should the permitted vendor cause health or safety issues, the government that issued the permit is not liable for permitting a dangerous business.  Bureaucrats face no consequences.  So what is the purpose of these expensive permits?  To gain more money for local governments; to force compliance and subservience to government “authorities”; and for larger businesses to cut out their competition… even if that competition is a couple of kids with a lemonade stand.

So join us in , or watch LIVE and join in an online conversation about the event!

SELLING LEMONADE IS NOT A CRIME!

For more information about Lemonade Freedom, head over to LemonadeFreedom.com

Aug
19

Welcome!!!

Welcome to MegMcLain.com!

I will be getting this site set up over the next week or so, and it will eventually include:
- Bio with photos/videos about me
- Blogs about various liberty activism events, announcements, issues, etc.
- LIVE video broadcasts from activism events [on the LIVE page]
- My graphic design/video production portfolio, rates, and contact information for anyone looking to hire me
- Links to other liberty oriented websites and projects I am involved in, or that I support

I hope to make this another standard staple website to highlight the liberty activism movement I am privileged to be a part of.

Stay Tuned!!!

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