Two-Year-Old Treason Complaint against Obama has Never Been Answered

“IT’S GOING TO TAKE LARGE NUMBERS OF PEOPLE”

by Sharon Rondeau

(Mar. 11, 2011) — This St. Patrick’s Day, March 17, will mark two years since LCDR Walter Francis Fitzpatrick, III filed a criminal complaint of treason against Barack Hussein Obama with the U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Tennessee in Knoxville.

The complaint named Obama as an “impostor president” and cited the U.S. Army’s deployment of troops into the town of Samson, AL on the evening of March 10, 2009.

According to Wikipedia:

On March 10, 2009, in the Alabama towns of Kinston, Samson and Geneva, Michael McLendon killed several people before committing suicide. In response, troops from nearby Fort Rucker were deployed to the streets of Samson where they manned barricades and guarded a makeshift morgue. This was later determined to be in violation of the Posse Comitatus Act, which prohibits federal troops from performing law enforcement actions.^[3]

A report following the incident stated that approval to deploy U.S. troops in Samson would have had to have been approved by either the Alabama governor or the president; another report contends that Gov. Bob Riley was not even aware of the deployment by Army troops.

Fitzpatrick’s complaint states, in part:

Posing as an impostor president and commander in chief you have stripped civilian command and control over the military establishment. Known military criminal actors—command racketeers—are now free in the exercise of military government intent upon destruction of America’s constitutional government.

Free from constitutional restraint, and following your criminal example, military commanders deployed U.S. Army active duty combat troops into the small civilian community of Samson, Alabama last week in a demonstration of their newly received despotic, domestic police power.

The U.S. Attorney, Russell Dedrick, stated that he was unable to prosecute Obama without an order from a federal judge, although the website for the office does not indicate that to be the case.

The treason complaint did not raise the issue of whether or not Obama is constitutionally eligible to hold the office of President and Commander-in-Chief of the U.S. military, contrary to news reports from Fitzpatrick’s local area which failed to show the actual document or quote from its contents.

The question of Obama’s eligibility had initially been raised in 2008 with a lawsuit filed by Attorney Philip Berg on August 28 of that year.  Many other lawsuits followed, none of which was ever heard on the merits, including Kercher v. Obama & Congress, which named others in addition to Obama as defendants.  Most recently, Hollister v. Soetoro was conferenced twice by the U.S. Supreme Court but did not gain a hearing.  Two U.S. Supreme Court justices appointed by Obama did not recuse themselves from the deliberations.  The court docket appears to indicate that Obama does not contest the fact that he is also known as “Barry Soetoro,” an identity he did not divulge during the 2008 presidential campaign.

The various lawsuits cited several reasons why Obama did not qualify as a “natural born Citizen” as required by Article II, Section 1, clause 5 of the U.S. Constitution, among them having a foreign citizen parent at birth, possibly being born in a foreign country, acquiring Indonesian citizenship as a child with no proof of repatriation to the U.S., and being born to a mother who was too young to confer U.S. citizenship to him according to the laws in force at the time.  Obama has never made available any of his historical documents, including an original birth certificate, medical and college records, or passport records.

Although Fitzpatrick was visited by members of the Secret Service whom he believes are aware that Obama is not constitutionally eligible for the office he holds, the complaint itself has never been addressed.

Fitzpatrick has told The Post & Email that as a retired member of the U.S. military, he is subject to recall and the Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ).  He stated that he should have been jailed for mutiny if the accusations identified in the complaint had  been proven false.

Following the filing of Fitzpatrick’s complaint, a group of private citizens from the state of Georgia personally served presentments naming Obama in the act of treason to sheriffs, U.S. attorneys, district court judges, the Speaker of the Georgia House of Representatives, and the Georgia Secretary of State.  One of the citizens was visited by the Secret Service, but the complaints were never addressed.

Beginning in April 2009 and continuing into 2010, at least 166 American Grand Jury members indicted Obama for fraud, election fraud and treason and delivered presentments throughout the country to judges, courts, district attorneys, attorneys general and governors.  One response was received from Judge Royce Lamberth of the U.S. District Court in Washington, DC, which stated that  presentments from citizens are not actionable by the courts despite their inclusion in the Fifth Amendment of the Bill of Rights.

Last August, a private citizen gathered 3,150 signatures and filed a criminal complaint against Obama, Nancy Pelosi and others with the Federal Bureau of Investigation.   Among the charges were Obama’s constitutional ineligibility for the presidency, election fraud, violation of bankruptcy laws, bribery, abuse of power, and violating an order from a federal judge.  Neither FBI Director Robert Mueller nor anyone from the agency responded to the complaints.  The entire package with exhibits can be read here.

Some states require a specific form to be used for filing a criminal complaint.

Of his two-year-old complaint against Obama, Fitzpatrick told The Post & Email, “It’s time to use the word ‘treason’ everywhere.  If enough people get behind a treason complaint, that would exonerate Theresa Cao and Lt. Col. Lakin, who sits in prison tonight.   Putting Lakin in prison was treason.  Obama is replacing our constitutional government with another form of government, and that’s treason.”

On March 10, 2011, LCDR Fitzpatrick was a guest on the Paul Revere Radio Show hosted by Rick Johnson, during which Fitzpatrick detailed why he wrote the complaint, where he delivered it, and how he inadvertently discovered and exposed the endemic corruption within his county grand jury and judicial system.

Why have the thousands of treason complaints not been answered?  How many more will it take for our public servants to respond to the allegations?  Does America have the numbers?