Constitutional Attorney Michael Connelly, JD, who also is the Executive Director of the United States Justice Foundation, has written the article “OUTRAGEOUS: Veterans are now receiving letters prohibiting the purchase, possession, receipt, or transport of a firearm/ammunition…” that every voter and law abiding citizen in the USA ought to read to understand the scope of what’s happened in this country and, seemingly, we don’t give a fiddler’s damn about. How truly sad!
According to Connelly, veterans are receiving a letter from the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs that states in part,
A determination of incompetency will prohibit you from purchasing, possessing, receiving, or transporting a firearm or ammunition. If you knowingly violate any of these prohibitions, you may be fined, imprisoned, or both pursuant to the Brady Handgun Violence Prevention Act, Pub.L.No. 103-159, as implemented at 18, United States Code 924(a)(2).?It seems as if the VA has taken another tact of dealing with neutralizing veterans apparently by denying them due process because, according to Connelly,
In every state in the United States no one can be declared incompetent to administer their own affairs without due process of law and that usually requires a judicial hearing with evidence being offered to prove to a judge that the person is indeed incompetent. This is a requirement of the Fifth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution that states that no person shall “… be deprived of life, liberty, or property without due process of law…
Veterans of all wars, first and foremost, this writer wants to thank YOU for your personal sacrifices you made on behalf of our country, and also extend the most heartfelt condolences to those families who lost loved ones during those “war games” – some of which, probably historically, were unnecessary, e.g., Korea, Vietnam, Iraq, and Afghanistan [1], plus other skirmishes stretching back decades that only greased the skids toward globalism, in my opinion.
How about all the unconstitutional war games our military and troops engaged in because Congress was never consulted? [2,3,4,5] Did they want to play with their newest technological war games and see how they work? How about the depleted uranium weapons used in Middle East wars! [7,8] What are we doing to our military personnel who deploy and were exposed to those ordnances, let alone innocent citizens of the countries the U.S. ‘saves for democracy’.
If there is such a thing as karma, then I only can cringe at what probably is storing up in the ethers of law and justice for the USA. When will we wake up and demand NO MORE WAR!
Currently, our country, as this writer assesses it, is ‘chomping at the bit’ to participate in what’s being ‘euphemized’ as World War 3. Are the media programming us for it? Geopolitical signs everywhere point to it. Why? War fills the financial coffers of those ‘movers and shakers’ who want it, plan it, and profit from it! [6] Check out the 36 minute documentary “War = Profit”
http://www.activistpost.com/2016/07/feds-assault-u-s-war-veterans-wont-believe.html?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+ActivistPost+%28Activist+Post%29
Miramar Police Officer Refused Service At Local Gas Station
MIRAMAR (CBSMiami) – A Miramar police officer says he was refused service at a Sunoco service station and convenience store.
“And here you are just trying to do your job, you effort an arrest. You go inside the store and the clerk won’t serve you,” said Jeff Marano with the Miramar PD.
This from the Miramar police officer, who described the clerk as a black male: “[he] walked up to me and asked why we had arrested ‘his boy.’ The individual stated he would not ring me up and stated, ‘you know why.’ I proceeded to ask him again to ring me up and the individual again refused.”
“Apparently there is some kind of relationship, the way I understand it, between the clerk and the person that was arrested, because he called him, ‘his boy,’” said Marano.
All this went down Sunday, the same day three Baton Rouge police officers were ambushed and killed and with the death of five Dallas police officers July 7th fresh on the nation’s mind.
“I was not here yesterday and I do not want to talk to anyone,” said a clerk at the store Monday evening. “[The owners] will be here a little later.”
Marano wrote “I asked the individual why he was refusing to ring up a police officer trying to buy a drink, to which he stated, ‘Because I don’t have to, that’s why.’”
“Basically tells you he is not going to serve you in front of other customers while you are standing there in a police uniform,” said Marano.
This from the Miramar police officer, who described the clerk as a black male: “[he] walked up to me and asked why we had arrested ‘his boy.’ The individual stated he would not ring me up and stated, ‘you know why.’ I proceeded to ask him again to ring me up and the individual again refused.”
“Apparently there is some kind of relationship, the way I understand it, between the clerk and the person that was arrested, because he called him, ‘his boy,’” said Marano.
All this went down Sunday, the same day three Baton Rouge police officers were ambushed and killed and with the death of five Dallas police officers July 7th fresh on the nation’s mind.
“I was not here yesterday and I do not want to talk to anyone,” said a clerk at the store Monday evening. “[The owners] will be here a little later.”
Marano wrote “I asked the individual why he was refusing to ring up a police officer trying to buy a drink, to which he stated, ‘Because I don’t have to, that’s why.’”
“Basically tells you he is not going to serve you in front of other customers while you are standing there in a police uniform,” said Marano.
http://miami.cbslocal.com/2016/07/18/miramar-police-officer-refused-service-at-local-gas-station/
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