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TO STAMP OUT JUDICIAL CORRUPTION

by Neil Turner, ©2014

CDR Walter Francis Fitzpatrick, III (Ret.) is scheduled to be sentenced for convictions on “extortion” and “aggravated perjury” despite no evidence on August 19, 2014 by Judge Jon Kerry Blackwood

(Aug. 14, 2014) — Citizens for the Constitution;

 www.youtube.com/watch?v=U5ut6yPrObw

(Watch the 13 ½ minute mini-movie on the Battle of Athens … which may just be shown again at the public barbeque
at the Athens Regional Park on Monday, August 18, 2014 from 3:00 to 8:00 pm. If you can’t be there then, you should watch it here now.)

At the Battle of Athens in 1946:

·         The 2nd Amendment was put to the test, with lots of shots fired;

·         No one was killed;

·         No one was charged with any crimes (except one of the corrupt Sheriff’s deputies, who shot a ‘corruption objector’ in the back);

·         And corruption in McMinn County politics, courts, and law enforcement was stopped … for a little while.

But it’s back again – in Politics (from the TN Governor on down), in the Courts (from the TN Supreme Court on down), and in Law Enforcement (from the TN Attorney General and the TN FBI on down to the County Sheriff and even to the Cop on the Beat).

History was made in Athens, TN in 1946, and now, 68 years later, it may be made again. It was our Veterans who led the charge to expose the corruption then, and it is a few of our patriotic Veterans who are leading the charge again now.

Your prayers, your presence, and your support will be most appreciated.

In Liberty and In Truth.

Neil B. Turner

Citizens for the Constitution

NBTurner@RoadRunner.com

Is it time for history to repeat itself again in Athens, Tennessee?

http://www.thepostemail.com/2014/08/13/invitation-to-all-who-have-been-victimized-by-tennessee-public-corruption-pb/

Editor’s Note:  No one is advocating violence of any kind at the events of Monday, August 18 and Tuesday, August 19.  These events will be peaceful and constitutional.  While the first Battle of Athens devolved into shots fired, next week’s “Second Battle of Athens” most definitely will not.

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Emerald Wish
9 years ago

May God Bless all of you and keep you safe. I wish I could be there with you but know I am with all of you in spirit.