Please continue making calls to the FBI!!

TURN THE HEAT UP

by Neil Turner

(Nov. 4, 2010) — The corruption in Monroe County, Tennessee, is just the tip of the iceberg, and a patriotic military officer, LTCDR Walter Fitzpatrick, III (USN-Ret.), is feeling the tip of that cold and icy spear – on the concrete floor of a decrepit jail in Madisonville, TN.

You would not believe this could be happening in our beloved Constitutional Republic, especially to someone who has served his country with honor for 20 years – just to maintain our Constitution as the Supreme Law of the Land.

Weep for LTCDR Fitzpatrick, weep for your country, and then start calling – until their phones shut down from the demands of their employers, We The People!

First call the F.B.I. to report a crime in progress.  You are an “eyewitness”; you have read the report with your own eyes.  Then call everyone else on the list who has sworn an oath to the Constitution and should be doing something about this. Let them know that their failure to act makes them chargeable with Misprision of Felony: being aware of a crime – while in a position of authority – and failing to take action on it.

Here are the responsible ones, and here are their numbers:

TN F.B.I. Phone: (865) 544-0751. Fax: (865) 544-3590. Option 6, then ask for the duty agent

TN Governor Phil Bredeson: Phone: 615.741.2001.   Fax: 615.532.9711.

TN Supreme Court     Phone: (615) 741-2687

TN Bureau of Investigation (TBI)  Phone: (615) 744-4000 Option 0

TN State Dept. of Veterans Affairs     Phone: (615) 741-4790

A definition of “star chamber” proceedings is:

any judicial or quasi-judicial action, trial, or hearing which so grossly violates standards of “due process” that a party appearing in the proceedings (hearing or trial) is denied a fair hearing. The term comes from a large room with a ceiling decorated with stars in which secret hearings of the privy council and judges met to determine punishment for disobedience of the proclamations of King Henry VIII of Great Britain (1509-1547). The high-handed, unfair, predetermined judgments, which sent the accused to The Tower of London or to the chopping block, made “star chamber” synonymous with unfairness and illegality from the bench. In modern American history the best example of star chamber proceedings was the conduct of the House UnAmerican Activities Committee (1938-1975) which used its subpena power to intimidate citizens by asking them unconstitutional questions about their political beliefs and associations, and then charging them with contempt of Congress for refusing to answer. Another example was the conduct of criminal proceedings against black defendants in some southern states from 1876 until the late 1960s. (See: kangaroo court)

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Editor’s Note: Please give generously to the Walter F. Fitzpatrick, III Legal Defense Fund by using the “Donate” button located under our “World” news section, to the right of the “Politics” section on our home page.  Thank you for assisting Walt and the other inmates of the Monroe County detention facility.