If U.S. Sen. Joe Lieberman was wondering, there's still a whole lotta Connecticut citizens utterly pissed off with him.

Some 300 people hissed and booed at the mention of Lieberman's name during a CT Opposes the War rally at the LOB Saturday afternoon, which featured Democratic Congressmen Chris Murphy, Joe Courtney and John Larson, along with a whole host of progressive Blues.

So great is the continuing disdain for our Junior Senator, New Haven activist Henry Lowendorf promised a protest in front of Lieberman's Constitution Plaza office in Hartford, Thursday, Jan. 18 at 12:30 pm. Link...

Not long ago Cliff Thornton called. He is the former Green Party candidate for Governor in Connecticut. He asked me to represent his former campaign manager, who had just been arrested for something or other.

I like Cliff Thornton. Indeed, I voted for him. Free college tuition and an end to the war on drugs makes sense for me. Why spend $32,000 a year incarcerating kids for selling drugs? You could educate a carload of young men for that kind of money.

So when Cliff called, I agreed.

You’ve probably heard the client’s name by now: It is Kenneth Krayeske. Link...

Check out this visual dissection of the infamous arrest report, coming at us from Cal Law, the California equivalent of the Connecticut Law Tribune.

Journalist extraordinaire Dan Levine - the ever suffering Cubs fan, friend of the 40-Year Plan, founder of CTNewsJunkie and currently an editor at Cal Law in San Francisco - did some digging into the national scale of CTIC-style law enforcement agency cooperation. Link to .PDF download....

If that doesn't work, try pasting this into your browser:

http://pdfserver.amlaw.com/ca/annotation.pdf

This is to clear up any confusion...basically, I am in the process of setting up an online legal defense fund.

It is not done yet, but in the meantime, if you want to contribute to my legal defense, you can do so by sending a check to an escrow account that my attorney, Norman A. Pattis, has set up. There is no way to do this online yet, although we are working on it.

So, if you wish to promote liberty, protect freedom of speech and stop false arrests of journalists and/or political activists, please help me out. You can make out checks to "Law Offices of Norman A. Pattis," and in the memo line write "Ken Krayeske Legal Defense Fund." Send the checks to

Ken Krayeske Legal Defense Fund
c/o Law Offices of Norman Pattis
649 Amity Road
Bethany, CT 06524

I repeat that this is the one and only certified way to contribute to my legal defense at this point and time. Thank you all in advance for your assistance, and I am humbled by the amount of emotional support I have received to this point.

As my dad said to me the other day, "We will beat this!" Thanks, Coach!