Andrea Shea King sent this link to me this morning: LINK
Andrea went on to comment as follows (annotated with my responses):
"The Boston lockdown was just the beginning." Incorrect. Samson, Alabama was the beginning. 10 March 2009. (Then) three-star General Martin Dempsey was Commander of the Army's Training and Doctrine Command responsible for the deployment of active duty troops from Fort Rucker into the small town of Samson, Alabama. Today Dempsey is Chairman, Joint Chiefs of Staff.
"My Capitol Hill Insider agrees that this is an astonishing over-reach by the Administration." Which is to say your Capitol Hill insider is just now catching up to Post & Email Editor Sharon Rondeau. The "Capitol Hill Insider" is reporting old news, very old news!
"Surprised?" No one who reads the Post & Email should be surprised. Editor Sharon Rondeau reported on this back in 2009 and continues to report on it to this very day.
"I wonder who else besides TheBlaze is reporting this???" Ah, that would be Post & Email Editor Sharon Rondeau! Since military forces were deployed into Samson, Alabama on 10 March 2009.
"Does your member of Congress know?" The formal criminal complaint naming OBAMA in commission of TREASON for deploying active duty troops into Sampson, Alabama is publicly published, and made available to everyone.
"Be sure to let him or her know what you think of this, and what you expect him or her to do about it. -- Andrea" Yeah. Make sure you do that - Walt
The Post & Email is a subscription site. However, some of Editor Rondeau's content is supplied for free. Either way, her archived articles regarding OBAMA'S TREASON in the deployment of active duty troops in response to civilian police actions are memorialized, and available.
A copy of the 2009 TREASON COMPLAINT is attached as a .pdf record.
General Dempsey charged with TREASON: LINK
More on Sampson, Alabama here: LINK
Direct link to the originally published TREASON COMPLAINT here: LINK
Here endth the lesson.
Just me from the bleachers.
Fair winds, following seas,
/s/
Walter Francis Fitzpatrick, III
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