The Post & Email Will Always Strive for Excellence

IN A PLACE WHERE SENSATIONALISM APPEARS TO PREVAIL, WE WILL CONTINUE TO DO THE HARD WORK

by Sharon Rondeau

(Apr. 21, 2012) — Normally this section is reserved for our citizen contributors and regular columnists, but I felt compelled to communicate this to you today.

As I began research for a new article last night, I was appalled at how difficult it is becoming to locate information from websites which do not carry adult sensationalism, lewd images and advertisements, obscenities and other suggestive material.  I am personally offended by such content from those who have said they support the U.S. Constitution, Bill of Rights, free speech, and exposure of the truth.  While the First Amendment allows suggestive content within limits, publishing such does not advance the cause of freedom, exposing corruption which seeks to take away that freedom, or provide citizens with the information they need to regain their freedom.  “Tabloid” news may be more eye-catching, but it does not fulfill the role of a check on government as set forth in the First Amendment by the Founding Fathers.

Some people were angry when The Post & Email converted to an all-subscriber platform.  Some did not believe it was worth paying for.  But when you look around at the alternatives, how many electronic newspapers have as their agenda the truth, and only the truth?  How many choose to spurn revenue from indecent advertising?  How many refuse to allow obscenities in the titles and content of their articles?  How many actually do deep investigative reporting with source documents on judicial, legislative and executive-branch corruption at all levels?

It is the same thing on television:  today, one sees a female anchor dressed as if she is going to a night-club on an early morning newscast, and advertisers are pushing the envelope, shamelessly hawking products which never would have made it onto a TV screen anywhere in America 50 years ago or even 30 years ago.

You do not and will not see this at The Post & Email.  We spend our time researching and reporting, which is why the newspaper must be citizen-supported.  The subscription program has been a success, enabling us to continue to stay online and do the hard work of exposing corruption in our government which slowly but surely has undermined our republic and God-given rights.  We were one of the first news organizations to begin regular investigative reporting on Obama’s background and eligibility.

My message is this:  People can go to those who say they want to expose the truth but have avoided the Obama eligibility/identity issue from the very beginning, or they can come to The Post & Email and, for a very small subscription fee, read well-sourced reports on what is happening in our government without the offensive advertising and “sizzling” headlines.  Here, you receive serious news and editorial without the distracting pop-ups, video advertisements and questionable content found on the sites of many who have been in business much longer than we.

I was speaking with someone yesterday who had not realized that we had converted to an all-subscription business model. After I told him, he immediately said, “How much is it?  I’m sending you a check right now.”  He followed that with, “I tell people that today, if you want your freedom, it’s going to cost you money.  We need more sites like yours.”  I believe he is correct:  if we want to restore the U.S. Constitution as the law of the land and the Bill of Rights as our charter of freedom, it is going to cost money.  It will also take time, and time is money.  Some people will give their time and their money.  As in the days of the American Revolution, some will lose everything for the sake of freedom.

The court-martial of Walter Francis Fitzpatrick, III could have been picked up 20 years ago when he first began reporting it to the media.  From what I can see, no reporter saw the story as “sensational” enough to follow it through to a conclusion.  If the media had pressed the Navy to investigate the truth about the signature which Fitzpatrick claims is not his and which the Navy conceded would undo the court-martial, there could have been resolution long ago.  Walt approached many reporters over the years, and some wrote a story here and there, but from what we have seen and been told, none remained in it for the long haul.  The Post & Email plans to pursue this matter until the truth is exposed and justice is served, whether it takes one year or 21 years.

Similarly, we will follow the Monroe County, TN story to its conclusion because it is an egregious example of the violation of citizens’ Fifth Amendment right to a review of a criminal charge by an immaculate grand jury.  The Darren Huff case illustrates how the Second Amendment is under attack by the Obama regime.

Finding the truth about Obama has educated the public on Article II of the U.S. Constitution and the meaning of “natural born Citizen.”  It has awakened the masses of the importance of constitutionally qualifying all candidates for not only the highest office in the country, but also other elected positions at the local, state and federal levels.  We will continue to investigate and report on who Obama is and where he came from.

Government corruption might not be sensational, but it has had an enormous impact on the health of our Republic and reduced us to a fallen nation spiritually, morally, ethically, and educationally.

We see reporting as a long-term commitment rather than a 20-second video sound byte for those with ever-shortening attention spans.  We seek to educate rather than entertain and hope our readers will take action with the eye-opening knowledge we provide.

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