Obummer political prisoner - The Firearms Forum

cycloneman · 01-07-2011, 07:55 AM

Forgot about this guy?

They told him he could not use his defence in court. Something for the court to tell you.

It is all corrupt from the courts to the military. Everything is compromised.

http://obamareleaseyourrecords.blogs...lt-col-dr.html

Hope all is well. Don't know how to start a letter or what to say. I hope I made a difference in a very important matter. It cost me a lot. But I now have to believe it turned out okay. There certainly are no do-overs. The important thing is for the work to carry-on so we never have this situation again.

Today is my fourth day at Leavenworth and my first day with supplies to write and send letters and hoping for a phone call today. Another soldier and I arrived Saturday AM shortly after midnight. We are considered in 'reception' status until we complete about a week of briefings and assessments. But they have a holiday schedule until after New Year's Day. Although they are making some efforts we likely will remain in 'reception' status until into January.

Reception status is mostly lock down in my cell. We now get two hours of 'rec time' in the morning and afternoon. Rec time is cell door open to a common pod area with a four-seat table, an exercise bike that does not work, a flat-screen TV that we cannot watch, and two showers. Activity is playing cards or a few board games, working out in my cell between meals, reading the rulebook, Bible, and now writing letters. Looks like the routine for the next several weeks. We have limited stamps, envelopes, and I am writing with a small, soft plastic (almost rubber pen) that is not to comfortable.

After getting more integrated in January (hopefully minimum security) we may have more privileges. There will not be much use of a computer, limited phone, news, or TV. We have to order our own health and comfort supplies from a small provided list. We are allowed one order request per month and not more than $35 per month. I'm hoping they will honor my first order on credit- we have not been able to get money into our account yet - not having any communication with Pili yet. I'm hoping to get a small radio with ear buds so I can get some news radio. Had to work hard to decide about how many batteries I could get by with vs how many rolls of toilet paper to buy.

The trial seems long ago now. What a feeling of helplessness going through the process. I likely got the best outcome I could have- but it was painful.

After the trial I overhead someone say, "Well, he's no hero now!" Sorry, I was not in it to be a hero. Just thought I was doing the right thing. I spent enough of myself and my family's future for now. Others are going to have to continue.

Got to go now. Moving cells quickly. Phones don't look good today. They brought a phone in but no one knows how we can call out collect. Sigh...

Terry

Blackhawk Dave · 01-07-2011, 09:52 AM

Saw an article in the paper yesterday where the best and brightest are packing it in from our armed services. Between the good-ol-boy and political brownosers, advancement is becoming very difficult. As a result, we're losing a lot of good NCOs and officers. Add to that a cut in our forces, and we're becoming a hollow tiger.

red14 · 01-07-2011, 09:59 AM

This is what happens when Czars are in power. More to follow.

Carne Frio · 01-07-2011, 12:23 PM

" Who is John Galt ? "

01-07-2011, 07:55 AM	#1
cycloneman Advanced Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: Louisiana Posts: 7,434	Obummer political prisoner Forgot about this guy? They told him he could not use his defence in court. Something for the court to tell you. It is all corrupt from the courts to the military. Everything is compromised. http://obamareleaseyourrecords.blogs...lt-col-dr.html Hope all is well. Don't know how to start a letter or what to say. I hope I made a difference in a very important matter. It cost me a lot. But I now have to believe it turned out okay. There certainly are no do-overs. The important thing is for the work to carry-on so we never have this situation again. Today is my fourth day at Leavenworth and my first day with supplies to write and send letters and hoping for a phone call today. Another soldier and I arrived Saturday AM shortly after midnight. We are considered in 'reception' status until we complete about a week of briefings and assessments. But they have a holiday schedule until after New Year's Day. Although they are making some efforts we likely will remain in 'reception' status until into January. Reception status is mostly lock down in my cell. We now get two hours of 'rec time' in the morning and afternoon. Rec time is cell door open to a common pod area with a four-seat table, an exercise bike that does not work, a flat-screen TV that we cannot watch, and two showers. Activity is playing cards or a few board games, working out in my cell between meals, reading the rulebook, Bible, and now writing letters. Looks like the routine for the next several weeks. We have limited stamps, envelopes, and I am writing with a small, soft plastic (almost rubber pen) that is not to comfortable. After getting more integrated in January (hopefully minimum security) we may have more privileges. There will not be much use of a computer, limited phone, news, or TV. We have to order our own health and comfort supplies from a small provided list. We are allowed one order request per month and not more than $35 per month. I'm hoping they will honor my first order on credit- we have not been able to get money into our account yet - not having any communication with Pili yet. I'm hoping to get a small radio with ear buds so I can get some news radio. Had to work hard to decide about how many batteries I could get by with vs how many rolls of toilet paper to buy. The trial seems long ago now. What a feeling of helplessness going through the process. I likely got the best outcome I could have- but it was painful. After the trial I overhead someone say, "Well, he's no hero now!" Sorry, I was not in it to be a hero. Just thought I was doing the right thing. I spent enough of myself and my family's future for now. Others are going to have to continue. Got to go now. Moving cells quickly. Phones don't look good today. They brought a phone in but no one knows how we can call out collect. Sigh... Terry Attached Images __________________ Who are you going to serve today? -->

01-07-2011, 09:52 AM	#2
Blackhawk Dave Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Denton, TX Posts: 600	Re: Obummer political prisoner Saw an article in the paper yesterday where the best and brightest are packing it in from our armed services. Between the good-ol-boy and political brownosers, advancement is becoming very difficult. As a result, we're losing a lot of good NCOs and officers. Add to that a cut in our forces, and we're becoming a hollow tiger.

01-07-2011, 09:59 AM	#3
red14 Advanced Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: N FLA Posts: 3,916	Re: Obummer political prisoner This is what happens when Czars are in power. More to follow. __________________ I never argue, I state my opinion, and support my position.

01-07-2011, 12:23 PM	#4
Carne Frio Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Near Fairbanks Posts: 701	Re: Obummer political prisoner " Who is John Galt ? "