The BOPAC Report:
I hope those serving in the U. S. military will follow the example of Captain Barnett and ask the hard questions, especially those raised by Dr. Orly Taitz and Phil Berg in their lawsuits, wherever and whenever you can. It appears that Congress is turning a deaf ear to civilians, so you in the military may be the only people in America that will be listened to. (See Dr. Orly's site and Plilip Berg's site for reference.)
This is from Betrayal:
UPDATED Letter (Dr. Orly) received by Captain Barnett from Jay Macklin, General counsel of Department of Justice
Posted on February 12th, 2009 by David-Crockett
See at Defend Our Freedoms Foundation
U.S. Department of Justice
Executive Office for United States Attorneys
General Counsel’s Office Washington, D C 20530
FEB -4 2009
This responds to your January 13,2009 faxed letters to President George W. Bush and Patrick Fitzgerald at the Office of Special Counsel in which you ask both men to investigate President Barack Obama for treason, forgery, and campaign finance fraud. Because of the nature of your request, your letter was forwarded to the Executive Office for United States Attorneys, Department of Justice, for a response.
Your letter contains many allegations questioning the nationality and citizenship status of President Barack Obama, and therefore, the potential illegality of his presidency. The crimes which you directly or indirectly accuse President Obama of committing include forgery of his Hawaii birth certificate, using a campaign operative to forge his passport documents, and the illegal acceptance of campaign funds from foreign contributors.
While these allegations warrant an investigation, they have been directed to the wrong agency. You may wish to report these allegations of campaign finance fraud to the Federal Election Commission. You can find their telephone number online or you may write to the FEC at the following address:
Federal Election Commission
999 E Street N.W.
Washington, DC 20463
We appreciate the involvement of citizens such as yourself who take an active interest in their government.
Sincerely,
Jay Macklin
General Counsel
According to the U.S. government, about 17 million barrels of oil and
petroleum products crossed the Strait of Hormuz on Monday, 31 August.Energy
Secretary Chris Wright gave that figure to reporters on Tuesday, 1
September. He said the entire 17 million barrels moved by ship, and that it
was the highest daily volume through the strait since the war began. He
separately noted that pipelines around the strait can add another 4–5
million barrels a day of Gulf exports, but that extra volume does not
itself transit Hormuz.
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According to the U.S. government, about 17 million barrels of oil and
petroleum products crossed the Strait of Hormuz on Monday, 31 August.Energy
Secretary...
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