The Post & Email

The electronic newspaper, The Post & Email (www.thepostemail.com) is a new media initiative of American patriots aimed at breaking the blockade imposed by the mainstream media in the last election cycle.  We are a group of citizen-journalists, collaborating to create a new model for news publication in which citizens from all over the nation and world can submit reports and speak the truth without the restrictions or doctrinaire principles of Socialism and Marxism.  We are committed to a Free Press for a New Generation, of the people, by the people, and for the people.

To contact the electronic newspaper by surface mail, you can do so by writing to:

The Post & Email
POB 195
Stafford Springs, CT 06076
U.S.A.

Staff

John Charlton, Founder

Mr. Charlton is a natural born American Citizen and devout Christian, who founded The Post & Email as an act of faith  in Christ Jesus: in order to give the common man a vehicle to report the news in his own words to the world. He believes that our country belongs to the people, and that the best natural protection for it, is that the people be given a voice in the public forum.  Mr. Charlton is not a registered member of any political party, though he is a staunch opponent of Communism and Fascism.  He started The Post & Email as a blog in August 2009, converted it to an electronic newspaper in December 2009, and incorporated it on January 28, 2010.

Sharon Rondeau, Editor

Mrs. Rondeau is a natural born American Citizen who joined the Patriot movement shortly before the 2008 election. She has been operating The Post & Email since April 2010 following Mr. Charlton’s departure.  She has a background in word processing, transcription, research and writing as well as instruction in office skills. As editor, Ms. Rondeau researches and writes the “hard news” articles for The Post & Email and carefully screens editorial and letters-to-the-editor submissions for quality, accuracy, and adherence to the high standards of the newspaper.

Comment Policy

• No personal attacks will be allowed.  Please make a general comment about the article you’ve read or a related item, but do not address your comment back to another poster with whom you do not agree.  State your position, but please do not become contentious with other commenters.  This was a major challenge before.
• Everyone wishing to make comments must register and provide an email address which can be confirmed.  If it cannot be confirmed, the registration will be voided.
• Because our main focus is reporting the news, our emphasis will remain on researching, writing and publishing from the best blogs on the internet as our Blog of the Day to our hard news articles in the National and State categories to our in-depth interviews.  We will continue to present what we believe are superb white paper reports and thoughtful commentary from some of the best analysts on constitutional matters.  Therefore, moderation of comments will be done only as time permits.  Please do not send me an email asking why your comment was not approved; this is time-consuming for me and unproductive.  If the comment fits our guidelines, it will be published; if it does not, it will not.
• Even with comments open, I would urge everyone who reads The Post & Email to be motivated to take action against the corruption around us rather than spend a great deal of time composing comments.  The purpose of The Post & Email is to inform the American people of the activities of their government such that they can make up their minds as to what, if any, action needs to be taken.  Action will accomplish change, while making comments probably will not.  However, The Post & Email respects everyone’s right and need to vent and share information regarding the situation in which we find ourselves in America today.
• As was our policy prior to June 6, comments submitted which are in opposition to our main focus, e.g., discovering the truth about Obama’s past and uncovering corruption in government, will not be published.  Comments containing deliberate misinformation will not be published.
• Anyone seeking to threaten or intimidate The Post & Email’s staff will be reported to the authorities and banned from making further comments.
• Please do not leave long, rambling soliloquies, but rather, be short and to-the-point.  Limit links to other related articles to one per post.
• The Post & Email cannot reproduce others’ work without their expressed written consent.  Therefore, please do not copy and paste text from blogs or other news sites.  Simply leave a link and state how it is related to our content.  However, do not start your comment with a link, or it will not go through.
• No swearing or other obscenities will be permitted.  I do not have the time to edit out obscenities or other over-the-edge language, so please keep it clean.  We are a child-friendly site, so please keep in mind that this newspaper and all of its content should be readable by a 12-year-old.
• The Post & Email does not allow anti-Semitic or any other kind of disingenuous attacks on ethnicities or nationalities.  The threat of Sharia law may be discussed.
• Any references to violence, including that which organized crime syndicates might carry out, is not permitted.  We do not want to speculate or even suggest that harm might come to anyone in either public or private life.
• Copying comments or text from other blogs, news articles or commentaries is not allowed.  Make your own comments based on your own thoughts and research.
• Again, our main emphasis is reporting the news, so comment moderation will be done on an “as-time-permits” basis.

Should comments become unwieldy because of readers bickering or in other ways misbehaving, they will be closed permanently.

Readers may express their appreciation for upgrading and securitizing the comments at The Post & Email to the fabulous team at WordPress Boys.

Submissions

For those submitting Letters to the Editor, Blogs-of-the-Day, Editorials and other materials, The Post & Email reserves the right to accept or reject any submission and to make any revisions to the submission before publication.  Each submission will be proofread for content, grammar, spelling, punctuation and appropriateness for our newspaper.  Please make sure to cite all sources with appropriate links and always describe events in your own words.  It is neither acceptable nor legal to copy another’s work and submit it as one’s own. The Post & Email can be held liable for any plagiarism published on its pages, whether intended or unintended.

If you are an author and believe that your work has been plagiarized and published at The Post & Email, please contact us immediately at editor@thepostemail.com and be prepared to submit evidence to support your claim.

Promotional pieces are not acceptable unless accompanied by a paid advertisement at The Post & Email.  In that case, we will consider publishing an article explaining the product or service along with the advertisement if the product or service promoted is of a constitutional nature.

We do not accept promotional pieces for any candidate campaigning for office.  We will, however, accept press releases, public statements, and editorials from candidates themselves which express their positions on the issues.

The Post & Email will have the final word on changes before publication.  Anyone in disagreement with this policy should not submit items for consideration.

With very rare exceptions, we do not accept articles which have been published on other blogs or news sites.  We seek original material from citizen writers.  We do not publish internet chain mails or copyrighted material from other websites.  Large amalgamations of graphics cannot be uploaded to our interface.

Please note: If you are submitting an article of any kind, please do not quote from, cite, or link back to anything published on the jbjd website, as we wish to avoid any legal entanglements with this blog owner despite her excellent research.

Additional Editor’s Note: Because there is a mountain of evidence indicating that Barack H. Obama is not a natural born Citizen as required by Article II, Section 1 of the U.S. Constitution to serve as President, The Post & Email does not refer to him as the “President.”  Therefore, if your submission refers to “President Obama” or “Mr. President,” the wording will be changed unless and until Obama proves that he meets the eligibility criteria.  Anyone not in agreement with this policy should withhold his or her submission.

Privacy Policy: The Post & Email does not share email addresses or other personal information submitted through any of our contact outlets (subscription service, “Contact Us,” etc.) without your written consent.

 

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