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I never thought of using a Grand Jury to bring up charges of treason for Usurping the Office of the Presidency. They intend on using the 5th Ammendment of the Constitution. This is a different strategy where all other cases have failed and the 5th Ammendment grants them standing. The 5th Amendment is part of the Bill Of Rights. The Bill Of Rights was written specifically for granting certain powers to the people and only the people. The powers for the three branches of government are cited in the body of the Constitution that were enacted two years earlier. The 5th Amendment does not set a minimal standard of evidence. It provides two different methods for the people to bring charges, either by Presentment or indictment, hence the wording "unless on a presentment or indictment". The anarchy would be in allowing any of the three branches of government the power of the grand jury.
Yesterday was a historic day.. and it all happened in the small Tennessee town of Madisonville located in Monroe County
Commander Fitzpatrick arrived at the Monroe County Court with documents and evidence in hand.
WVLT-TV in Knoxville, TN did a live video report. Watch the Video:
Monroe County man seeks indictments on President Obama for treason
Lt. Commander Walter Fitzpatrick has been at the forefront of the Obama treason charges since before the election. American Grand Jury has been involved convening Grand Juries that include among other things, the Fitzpatrick Criminal Complaint that was filed back in March, 2009 with US Attorney Russell Dedrick and Assistant US Attorney Edward Schmutzer for the Eastern District Tennessee.
Here are the list of Charges. They are precise and to the Point and they make Sense especially when it comes to Obamas mother when she gave birth.
United States District Court - Response to Judge Lamberth
Many are now aware of the obstruction of justice that has occurred over the past few months where District Attorney James H. Stutts and Grand Jury Foreman Gary Pettway have refused to let Commander Fitzpatrick appear and testify before the Monroe County Grand Jury. Fitzpatricks testimony involves the formal charges of fraud and treason against Barack Obama.
That refusal was recently recinded by Monroe County and the offer to now appear before the Grand Jury was extended to Commander Fitzpatrick. Of course, we are guessing that the pending charges of obstruction against Stutts and Pettway filed by Fitzpatrick had a lot to do with the Court changing its mind
Yesterday was a historic day.. and it all happened in the small Tennessee town of Madisonville located in Monroe County
Commander Fitzpatrick arrived at the Monroe County Court with documents and evidence in hand.
WVLT-TV in Knoxville, TN did a live video report. Watch the Video:
Monroe County man seeks indictments on President Obama for treason
Lt. Commander Walter Fitzpatrick has been at the forefront of the Obama treason charges since before the election. American Grand Jury has been involved convening Grand Juries that include among other things, the Fitzpatrick Criminal Complaint that was filed back in March, 2009 with US Attorney Russell Dedrick and Assistant US Attorney Edward Schmutzer for the Eastern District Tennessee.
Here are the list of Charges. They are precise and to the Point and they make Sense especially when it comes to Obamas mother when she gave birth.
United States District Court - Response to Judge Lamberth
Many are now aware of the obstruction of justice that has occurred over the past few months where District Attorney James H. Stutts and Grand Jury Foreman Gary Pettway have refused to let Commander Fitzpatrick appear and testify before the Monroe County Grand Jury. Fitzpatricks testimony involves the formal charges of fraud and treason against Barack Obama.
That refusal was recently recinded by Monroe County and the offer to now appear before the Grand Jury was extended to Commander Fitzpatrick. Of course, we are guessing that the pending charges of obstruction against Stutts and Pettway filed by Fitzpatrick had a lot to do with the Court changing its mind