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 Main Stream 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.
The Post & Email is published by The Post & Email, Inc., a Wyoming C-Corporation, headquartered in Cheyenne.
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Staff
John Charlton, Editor Emeritus & 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.
Sharon Rondeau, Editor
Mrs. Rondeau is a natural born American citizen who joined the Patriot movement shortly before the 2008 election. Since that time, she has been a regular contributor to several grassroots websites and has been a member of the American Grand Jury from its inception in March 2009. Sharon is the full-time caretaker of an adult disabled son.
Debra Mullins
Debra is a fourth-generation native of Oregon. She lives with her husband and son in the Southern Willamette Valley, where constitutionalism is almost non-existent, and liberal politics and policies bordering on socialism reign. Debra recently started a management consulting business with the primary objective of helping regional businesses keep Oregon jobs in Oregon. Her writings are a reflection of her reverence for the Constitution, and her love of country.
Comment Policy
The Post & Email allows comments on its news articles. But because this news site is principally concerned with getting out the news rather than being a forum for conversation or debate, almost none of the comments posted for motives found on other blogs will be published.
Exceptions to this rule are as follows:
Comments regarding errors in our articles will be considered: if The Post & Email considers it necessary, corrections will be made; but the comment will not be published, unless it merits serious consideration.
Comments disagreeing with editorials or articles will generally not be published unless the commenter is objecting to the fairness and objectivity of the article and has sound reasons to do so.
Comments requesting The Post & Email to divulge its confidential sources will be deleted, as this is contrary to the ethics of journalism.
Comments expressing personal opinions or seeking publicity for other news items or organizations will not be published.
Off-topic comments are almost never published. Rude comments are never published. If your rude comment was not published but had some reasonable intent to correct the error of another, try posting it again, but this time with civility. Because we expect children to be reading our newspaper under the supervision of their parents, we ask that comments be kept clean and free of obscenities and adult innuendo or content. We feel that there is enough sordidness in the world such that children are always at risk, and we do not wish to contribute to their exposure to it here.
This disclosure is made for the sake of every reader, so you know that your comment is treated equitably according to our editorial policy stated here.
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.
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 blog posts from other websites.
Please note that as of July 9, 2010, we can no longer accept submissions from syndicated or professional writers whose work is published elsewhere.
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.
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