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Reminder for members of the military

Posted on | May 25, 2009 | 1 Comment

Members of the military, please don’t forget to send your 138 Grievances addressed to Captain Crawford, legal counsel to Admiral Malin, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of staff, whereby you are demanding verification of eligibility of Obama for the position of the Commander in Chief. Please note Obama’s  refusal to unseal all vital records and the fact that he provided only a computer image of COLB with obliterated number, which makes it invalid.

Please mail me the copies of your 138s.

Orly

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One Response to “Reminder for members of the military”

  1. bob searle
    May 26th, 2009 @ 10:06 am

    Please read this excerpt from AR 27-10, Military Justice, it describes what you can complain about. Specifically, para 20-4 e. is clear. No military commander has the duty or obligation to screen the qualifications of any elected official. Please look up the regulation, and understand that the letter of redress ( the attempt to rectify this before an 138 complaint is made) must first address what action the complainant wants for the commander to rectify the situation, such as changing the commander’s policy. As there is no requirement for any military member to verify records, however circumspect, there is no legitimate way for any commander to correct or redress the problem.

    Here’s the link: https://sill-www.army.mil/usancoa/WLC%20Material/fm27_14.pdf

    20–4. Explanation of terms
    For purposes of this chapter, these terms used in Article 138 are defined as follows:
    a. Member of the Armed Forces. A member of the U.S. Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps, or Coast Guard. A
    member of the Armed Forces who has submitted an Article 138 complaint is referred to in this chapter as the
    complainant.
    b. Commanding officer. An officer in the complainant’s chain of command, up to and including the first officer
    exercising GCM jurisdiction over the complainant, authorized to impose nonjudicial punishment (UCMJ, Art. 15) on
    the complainant (whether or not the authority to impose nonjudicial punishment or to exercise GCM jurisdiction has
    been limited or withheld by a superior commander). A commanding officer against whom an Article 138 complaint has
    been made is referred to in this regulation as the respondent. (This should not be confused with the respondent
    designated in connection with formal proceedings under AR 15–6.)
    c. Superior commissioned officer. A commissioned officer in the complainant’s current chain of command who is
    senior to the complainant in grade or position.
    d. Officer exercising GCM jurisdiction. The officer exercising GCM jurisdiction over the respondent at the time of
    the alleged wrong, including jurisdiction as a result of an attachment, area jurisdiction, or a similar basis. (Such officer
    may transfer a complaint under paragraph 20–10c). If there is no such officer below HQDA, the complaint will be
    referred to HQDA, ATTN: DAJA–ZD, so that the Secretary of the Army or his designee may appoint a GCMCA for
    the sole purpose of acting on the complaint.
    e. Wrong. A discretionary act or omission by a commanding officer, under color of Federal military authority, that
    adversely affects the complainant personally and that is—
    (1) In violation of law or regulation;
    (2) Beyond the legitimate authority of that commanding officer;
    (3) Arbitrary, capricious, or an abuse of discretion; or
    (4) Materially unfair.
    f. Redress. Authorized action by any officer in the complainant’s chain-of-command to effect the revocation of a
    previous official action or otherwise to restore to the complainant any rights, privileges, property, or status lost as a
    result of a wrong.