American Spring Coming May 16th 2014

[George Hayduke]

Pure foolishness.

[Shabibilicious]

Keep your fingers crossed 

 

I've never seen President Obama in person.......I had no idea he was 6'- 6".    

 

GO RV, and NO BV

[bigwave]

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My copy and paste did not work out.

 

O is 6'1" and Putin is 5'5" tall.

Edited March 19, 2014 by bigwave

[respectron]

I've never seen President Obama in person.......I had no idea he was 6'- 6".    

 

GO RV, and NO BV

 

That's because of his ego.  

[Markinsa]

Keep your fingers crossed 

 

You know, I was thinking, this is probably one of his best pictures...

 

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[respectron]

I agree Markinsa

[Shabibilicious]

That's because of his ego.  

 

Whew......I thought maybe he was sporting heals.    

 

GO RV and NO BV

[respectron]

Whew......I thought maybe he was sporting heals.    

 

GO RV and NO BV

 

[dinar_stud]

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How long are you going to hang on the that debunked ID card??? If you had the truth you would not have to hang on to a lie, while making your supposed truth a blatant lie.

 

 

 

Analysis: This is a hoax aimed at convincing the gullible that Barack Obama attended college as a foreign student, and therefore could not have been born in the U.S., and therefore is ineligible to be president.

 

 

The first clue that it's a fake is the name, "Barry Soetoro." Though Soetoro was his stepfather's last name and Obama did attend grade school in Indonesia under that name, there's no evidence he used any name other than Barack (or "Barry") Obama while attending college (for example, see the byline of an essay by Obama published in Columbia University's weekly magazine, The Sundial, in 1983: "Barack Obama").

 

 

Secondly, it's as easy as doing a Google image search on the phrase "Columbia University Student ID" to locate the original image from which the bogus Obama ID card was made. Issued in 1998, it bears the same identification number as the one supposedly issued to Obama above. The name of the original cardholder was neither Barry Soetoro nor Barack Obama.

 

Thirdly, the university didn't begin issuing digitally generated ID cards such as the one pictured above until 1996. It cannot be anything other than a fake.

 

While you live a lie you cannot claim truth.

 

Operation American Spring - On May 16th 2014 Citizens across the country will converge on the Washington D.C. mall to demand the restoration of our Constitutional Republic, Rule of Law, Freedom, Liberty "of The People, for The People, by The People" from overreaching and corrupt federal leadership. While military veterans have been the catalyst to this movement's beginnings, all those seeking a restored and invigorated America are welcome to participate. This is a peaceful but resolute movement. Anger and hate need to be left at home. Resolve, determination and prayers are welcome. There is no scheduled end date to this event. The end will occur when the mission is complete.

 

 

 

Is this going to have the same result as the 1 million White Man March??? 

Nelg, this is not just aimed at you, but everyone!

We are not a Republic anymore. The Republic was shanghaied after the Civil war and turned into a democracy. The Federal government took away states rights, thus we the people lost our rights also. It got worse at the turn of the century (federal reserve act), and then total control in the 1930's (social security act) when they made the people CORPORATIONS. Don't believe me? Check any government document you have, passport, DL, SS card, IRS forms or letters, business Incorporation papers, anything. Well, I don't spell my name with all CAPITAL letters, it's not on my birth certificate like that. Study corporate law, if you are a corporation, your (the) name will be in CAPS. They did this for control, usurping our power. The people are supposed to be above the government, it's not the case now. Been studying this for years and fighting with the government about it now.

 

I first realized this when I incorporated a business. Just as a business gets a business ID number when you incorporate, they hoodwinked the people into the same thing with the social security system. I urge people to study the sovereign man movement. Time to take the country back and get the government working for us instead of the other way around. The last year I filed taxes my effective tax rate was 43%. Looks like I work for the government, not myself. They made you a CORPORATION to control you, for you to work for them, do as they tell you, and be their puppet. God is Sovereign, He created us in His image to have dominion over the earth. So why does the government have dominion over us the people?

 

God told the Israelites not to put a king over them, what happened when they did? Especially a godless king, like what happened to Solomon who was the wisest and richest man in the world and he turned his back on God, did exactly what God told him not to. Trade with Egypt, marry foreign wives, take up their (foreign) gods, and worship on high hills. God destroyed the nation, and history repeats itself.

 

Please folks I urge you to study the corporation / man relationship and pray that God shows you what the government has done.

Wm13

 

 

Do you even know the basic difference between a democrazy and a republic??? If you did you would not have made this claim and on top of that you would not have put god in a nation that is a republic and a secular republic @ that.

[Hooter]

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Is this going to have the same result as the 1 million White Man March??? 

 

 

 

Sounds like trouble on the streets

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u_0xa-Lzjg8

[dinar_stud]

Sounds like trouble on the streets

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u_0xa-Lzjg8

 

 

I dont think so, because the Million White Man march had the whopping attendance of barely 20 people

 

 

http://www.rawstory.com/rs/2014/03/16/worldwide-white-man-march-draws-10-people-and-diversity-white-genocide-signs/

[George Hayduke]

Suckers.

[Hooter]

I dont think so, because the Million White Man march had the whopping attendance of barely 20 people

 

 

http://www.rawstory.com/rs/2014/03/16/worldwide-white-man-march-draws-10-people-and-diversity-white-genocide-signs/

 

I'm surprised 20 people went. 

[jonjon]

Open Letter To Speaker John Boehner:
The following letter was sent to Speaker of the House John Boehner. It has been signed by a powerful coalition that has come together to demand a real investigation into what happened on September 11, 2012 in Benghazi, Libya.
The Honorable John Boehner
Speaker, U.S. House of Representatives
The Capitol, H-232
Washington, D.C., 20515
January 6, 2014
Speaker Boehner,
We write to express our grave concern over the failure of your House of Representatives to extract the truth from the Obama administration concerning the attack on our diplomatic and intelligence facilities in Benghazi, Libya; and, the brutal deaths of Ambassador Christopher Stephens, U.S. Foreign Service Officer Sean Smith, and security officers Ty Woods and Glen Doherty.
To date, five (5) different committees of the House have conducted separate hearings, uncovering information in a piecemeal fashion lacking professional investigators. The five committees’ efforts are disjointed and uncoordinated. The Obama administration has benefited from that dysfunctional process to hide the truth. Hardly any Obama administration witnesses have testified – publicly or privately. You have resisted repeated calls for the creation of a select investigative committee with subpoena authority. It appears that you are satisfied to allow that state of investigative incoherence and ambiguity to continue. The last public hearing by any of the five committees was held in September – four (4) months ago. The families of the dead who fought valiantly to protect the mission and their families, the survivors, and the American people deserve better from you and your Members of Congress. They deserve the truth from their government. Your failure to get the truth and hold public officials accountable increases the possibility of other repeat attacks and additional failures to defend Americans abroad.
On Sunday, December 29, 2013, the New York Times published a story concerning the Benghazi attacks that directly contradicts the sworn testimony of witnesses who appeared before various committees. Besides the obvious New York Times editorial and political objectives of inoculating Hillarious Clinton and her 2016 presidential campaign from further criticism of her failures as Secretary of State, the story contradicts objective truth and established facts in a way that confuses the public. Your inaction and failure to lead on the Benghazi investigation directly contributes to the repetition of lies; a lack of accountability from responsible government officials; and the political advancement of persons who seek to continue to “fundamentally transform” the Constitution and our country. The New York Times recent publication proves the Benghazi story is not “going away.”
Your oversight of the Department of Justice and Federal Bureau of Investigation has been without any meaningful effect or result. Not a single terrorist in this well-planned and executed military attack by radical Islamists has been apprehended. Ahmed Abu Khattala, a ringleader of the attack, granted long interviews to reporters in Benghazi cafes, while the Obama administration – and you – have done nothing. Nearly 16 months after the terrorist attack, the American public has no accountability and no plan of action from House leadership. The public is subjected to undisputed disinformation from a White House who calls the terror attack a “phony scandal.” While the White House repeats false and misleading information, you continue to ignore claims, documented by Rep. Frank Wolf, of intelligence officers being intimidated with multiple, punitive polygraph examinations and harassing non-disclosure agreement demands. If Benghazi is “phony” why are intelligence officers being threatened not to speak and subjected to polygraph exams? Why do you stand by passively?
JOIN SOS TO DEMAND AN END TO THE BOEHNER,
WASHINGTON ESTABLISHMENT COVER-UP OF BENGHAZI
Some analysts believe your inaction and passivity towards getting to the truth concerning Benghazi is because you were briefed on the intelligence and special operations activities in Libya as a member of the “Super 8.” You may possess “guilty knowledge.” We recall how then-Speaker Nancy Pelosi developed a form of “amnesia” concerning a documented briefing she received on so-called “enhanced interrogation techniques” – later termed “torture” for political purposes. Are you in the same position as your predecessor? Are you dodging a legitimate, thorough, coordinated investigation of Benghazi because it will damage your political position as Speaker?
You should be embarrassed that members of Congress, and your own party, are forced to file Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests with Obama administration agencies to get basic information about the Benghazi issue. What a sad and pathetic statement about the operations of House standing committees looking into this tragedy that FOIA has become the last resort of even Republican Members seeking the truth. Are you concerned that the scattershot and untimely efforts of the various committees may actually be doing more harm than good at documenting facts? These are all examples of Republican leadership failures. How are you accountable?
Rep. Mike Rogers and the Intelligence Committee seem to act as defense counsel for the Obama administration. A recent Intelligence Committee weekly update note stated as fact that no arms shipments were being run from Libya, and that no intelligence officers were being coerced not to speak. There is substantial evidence to the contrary on both counts. Why does Rep. Rogers parrot the discredited falsehoods of the so-called “Accountability Review Board” (ARB)? Conflicting accounts, testimony and evidence need to be investigated – not dismissed or ignored. Don’t those contradictions and questions compel you, on behalf of the American people, to take any action to resolve the matter and get to the truth?
Aren’t you concerned that General Carter Ham was suddenly and prematurely recalled from AFRICOM, and then made statements at the Aspen Institute that directly contradicted the Obama administration’s position on the nature of the attack in Benghazi? Why has General Ham not testified publicly before one of the House committees?
The New York Times story reports that the CIA was, in fact, collecting weapons in Benghazi. If true, why was the CIA running a separate, parallel weapons program from the State Department’s 40 million dollar collection effort? Where did the CIA-purchased weapons go? Is the Obama administration arming al Qaeda affiliated jihadists in Syria?
If you wished, you could have publicly engaged Rep. Devin Nunes concerning his November 6, 2013 letter to you, addressing the nine unanswered questions about Benghazi. Instead, there was thundering silence from your office. You have an opportunity to show strong leadership and resolve a national disgrace perpetrated by specific public officials. You are failing.
Your reluctance to lead and resistance to create a Select Committee on Benghazi must end. More than 75% of all House Republicans – with the conspicuous absence of those in leadership or committee chairmen – have cosponsored Rep. Wolf’s Select Committee bill. Few bills in this Congress demonstrate such overwhelming support from Republicans. Additionally, the bill enjoys the support of national security advocacy groups, and the Wall Street Journal editorial board, among many others.

We urge you to bring the bill to the floor for a vote immediately to start effective oversight on this critical national security matter immediately. We have waited long enough. Your approach is not working.
Mr. Speaker, we call upon you to act now and create a Select Committee on Benghazi to investigate all aspects of the United States involvement in Libya, to include, but not be limited to the attacks of September 11, 2012. It must now also include the protracted cover-up the American people, the families of the fallen and those with loved ones serving overseas have endured. The new committee must have subpoena power, capable staff and Members from both parties who are committed to finding the truth, not playing politics. The Committee must be staffed with new, professional, qualified and experienced investigators. It must have resources to conduct a thorough, comprehensive investigation and issue an exhaustive report before this Congress adjourns.
Sincerely,
The Undersigned:
(Titles for identification purposes only)
Charles Woods, Father of Ty Woods
Pat Smith, Mother of Sean Smith
Michael Ingmire, Musician/Writer, Uncle to Sean Smith and
Adm. Jerome L. Johnson, USN Ret., former Vice Chief of Naval Operations
Lt. Gen. E.G. “Buck” Shuler, Jr., USAF, (Ret)
Lt. Gen. Richard D. Lawrence, USA (Ret)
LTG William G. Boykin, USA (Ret)
Maj. Gen. Paul Vallely, USA Ret, Chairman, Stand Up America
Maj. Gen. Carroll D. Childers, USA (Ret), Ranger
Maj. Gen. Thomas F. Cole, USA (Ret)
Maj. Gen. Richard M. Cooke, USMC (Ret)
Amb. Henry F. Cooper, Former Director, Strategic Defense Initiative
LTC Allen B. West (US Army, Ret) former Congressman, FL
Capt Joseph R. John, USNA ‘62, USN (Ret), Chairman, Combat Veterans For Congress PAC
Debra Burlingame, Co-founder, 9/11 Families for a Safe and Strong America
Elaine Donnelly, President, Center for Military Readiness
**** Brauer, Col, USAF (Ret), Special Operation Speaks
Tom Fitton, President, Judicial Watch
Allen Roth, Secure America Now
Joel A. Arends, Veterans for a Strong America
Ginni Thomas, President, Liberty Consulting
Catherine Engelbrecht, President, True the Vote
Anita MonCrief, Black Voters Alliance
David Wallace, Restore America's Mission
Dr. James Pollock, Maj., USAF (Ret), OIF VETx2, SOCOM, Wounded Warrior Congressional Advocate
John J. Molloy, Chairman, National Vietnam & Gulf War Veterans Coalition
James C. Harding, Col USAF (Ret) National Spokesman for Veteran Defenders of America
Diane M. Sendlenski, Veteran US Air Force, Special Operations Speaks Coordinator
John G. B. Howland, Publisher, USNA-At-Large
Katherine Cornell Gorka, Executive Director, The Westminster Institute
Paul Caprio, Executive Director, Family Pac Federal
William L. Walton, Chairman, Rappahannock Ventures LLC
Sandy Rios, Director of Governmental Affairs, American Family Association
David Horowitz, President, Freedom Center
Peter Thomas, Chairman, The Conservative Caucus
Rear Adm. Hugh P. Scott, MC, USN (Ret)
Rear Adm. Bill McDaniel, USN (Ret)
Rear Adm. John A. Moriarty, USN, (Ret)
Rear Adm. Robert B. McClinton, USN (Ret)
Rear Adm. Don G. Primeau, USN (Ret)
Brig. Gen. Michael Neil, USMCR (Ret)
Brig. Gen. Francis Hughes, USA (Ret)
Brig. Gen. John Zierdt, Jr., USA (Ret)
Brig. Gen. Michael T. Byrnes, USA (Ret)
Brig. Gen. William A. Bloomer, USMC (Ret)
Captain Kenneth Rauch, USN (Ret)
Captain Peter A. Hewett, JAGC, U.S. Navy (Ret)
Captain James Knight, USN (Ret)
Captain Roger W. Barnett, USN (Ret)
Captain Gregory Streeter, USN (Ret) USNA ’58
Col. G. Huntington Banister, USA (Ret), and former Acting Director, Selective Service System, 1994
Col. S. Badiner, USMC (Ret)
Col. Gregory G. Raths, USMC (Ret)
Col. Joseph V. Potter, USAF (Ret)
Col. Rob Maness, USAF (Ret), U.S. Senate Candidate 2014, R-Louisiana
Dan Bongino, 2012 Republican Nominee for US Senate, MD
Lt. Col. Ken Benway, USA (Ret)
Lt. Col. Dennis B. Haney, USAF (Ret)
CDR Randolph J. Horhutz, USNA '61, SC, USN (Ret)
Everett Woolum, CMSGT, USAF (Ret)
Gregory J. Rose, USNA '73
Thomas Corboy, USNA, ‘61
Anthony R. Papandrea, USNA ‘61
Raymond H. Clary, Jr., USNA ‘65
John W. Slagle, U.S. Navy Aviation veteran (Ret) Special Agent U.S.B.P. Anti-Smuggling Unit
Sarah Folger White, Former Presidential Commissioner
**** and Patricia Schermerhorn, Appleton, WI
Lee Boyland, Author, former military officer, entrepreneur, nuclear engineer
Susan Creed Percy, Advocate for Military Families
Dave Hollenbeck, retired CA Highway Patrol
Paul F. Wirtz, Military family, OH resident
John Lillywhite, U.S. Citizen
Gene Andrews, U. S. Citizen
Mrs. Nancy Olbert, Supervisor Criminal Advocates, Daytona, FL State Attorney Office
Dr. Frank Ingels, Military Defense Consultant, MSIC/TETRA Office
Robert M. Trent, Senior Special Agent, USINS and former Marine and Vietnam combat veteran
Kelly Monroe Kullberg, Christians for a Sustainable Economy; OH resident

[AmericaInc]

Duly noted, Respectron.  I can only assume, this is why we have elections.  We vote those people to those positions to do our governing and if they don't produce, we vote them out in the next election.  And if people don't believe in the electoral system....are those the people we really want marching on our nation's capital?  Not only do they want to march.....they promise not to leave until they get results.  Rather than show in great numbers and voice their displeasure to elected officials, they want heads to roll on the spot.  Talk about a breakdown in the system.  As always, just my opinion. 

 

GO RV, and NO BV

Shabs your posts and ideas are always welcomed, fun and enlightening. But this is a broken system - broken by our our lust for power and greed. It's a good system, but we've broken it.

 

So marching and throwing out all politicians who are there now, and starting over with new people in the same system isn't a bad thing, if it's done peaceably. That's the hard part. Civil disobedience works, if it's civil.

 

We must take the money out of campaigning and holding office. Holding a random lottery for office holders, like jury duty, would would much better than these career criminals we have now.

 

So I respectfully disagree and wish them luck. I've already marched on DC twice with hundreds of thousands of others against the oil war(s). I think the march might work, but it has to be done peacefully and you have to have a plan for afterward.

[Shabibilicious]

Shabs your posts and ideas are always welcomed, fun and enlightening. But this is a broken system - broken by our our lust for power and greed. It's a good system, but we've broken it.

 

So marching and throwing out all politicians who are there now, and starting over with new people in the same system isn't a bad thing, if it's done peaceably. That's the hard part. Civil disobedience works, if it's civil.

 

We must take the money out of campaigning and holding office. Holding a random lottery for office holders, like jury duty, would would much better than these career criminals we have now.

 

So I respectfully disagree and wish them luck. I've already marched on DC twice with hundreds of thousands of others against the oil war(s). I think the march might work, but it has to be done peacefully and you have to have a plan for afterward.

 

I can respect that, AmericanInc.  I also think civil disobedience is a good thing and can be effective.  My concern lies with those seeing red because of all the hubbub that's been raised about the 2nd Amendment.  There are those that are so adamant that their right to bare arms is being taken away, that I don't see any way this march on D.C. will remain civil.  I hope I'm wrong, but fear I'm right.  As always, just my opinion.  

 

GO RV, and NO BV

[jonjon]

  Spring is Coming - May 16, 2014

To:  Members of The U.S. House of Representatives Subject: The Benghazi attacks on 9/11/ 2012 The undersigned are a representative group of some 700 retired Military Special Operations professionals who spent the majority of their careers preparing for and executing myriad operations to rescue or recover detained or threatened fellow Americans. In fact, many of us participated in both the Vietnam era POW rescue effort, The Son Tay Raid, as well as Operation Eagle Claw, the failed rescue attempt in April of 1980 in Iran, so we have been at this for many years and have a deep passion for seeking the truth about what happened during the national tragedy in Benghazi. The purpose of this letter is to encourage all members of the US House of Representatives to support H.Res. 36, which will create a House Select Committee on the Terrorist Attack in Benghazi. It is essential that a full accounting of the events of September 11, 2012, be provided and that the American public be fully informed regarding this egregious terrorist attack on US diplomatic personnel and facilities. We owe that truth to the American people and the families of the fallen. It appears that many of the facts and details surrounding the terrorist attack which resulted in four American deaths and an undetermined number of American casualties have not yet been ascertained by previous hearings and inquiries. Additional information is now slowly surfacing in the media, which makes a comprehensive bipartisan inquiry an imperative. Many questions have not been answered thus far. The House Select Committee should address, at a minimum, the following questions: 1. Why was there no military response to the events in Benghazi? a. Were military assets in the region available? If not, why not? b. If so, were they alerted? c. Were assets deployed to any location in preparation for a rescue or recovery attempt? d. Was military assistance requested by the Department of State? If so, what type? e. Were any US Army/Naval/USMC assets available to support the US diplomats in Benghazi during the attack? f. What, if any, recommendations for military action were made by DOD and the US Africa Command? 2. What, if any, non-military assistance was provided during the attack? 3. How many US personnel were injured in Benghazi? 4. Why have the survivors of the attack not been questioned? 5. Where are the survivors? 6. Who was in the White House Situation Room (WHSR) during the entire 8-hour period of the attacks, and was a senior US military officer present? 7. Where were Leon Panetta and General Martin Dempsey during the crisis, and what inputs and recommendations did they make? 8. Where were Tom Donilon, the National Security Advisor, Denis McDonough, his deputy, Valerie Jarrett and John Brennan during the attacks, and what (if any) recommendations or decisions did any of them make? 9. Why were F-16 fighter aircraft based in Aviano, Italy (less than two hours away) never considered a viable option for disruption (if not dispersal) of the attackers until “boots on the ground” (troop support--General Dempsey’s words) arrived? 10. Were any strike aircraft (such as an AC-130 gunship) in the area or possibly overhead that would cause former SEAL Tyrone Woods to laser-designate his attacker’s position and call for gunship fire support, thereby revealing his own location that led to his death? 11. Who gave the order to “STAND DOWN” that was heard repeatedly during the attacks? 12. What threat warnings existed before the attack, and what were the DOD and DOS responses to those warnings? What data (which will reveal exact timelines and command decisions) is contained within the various SITREPS, records, logs, videos and recordings maintained by the myriad of DOD, Intelligence Community and State Department Command Centers that were monitoring the events in Benghazi as they unfolded? 13. Why did the Commander-in Chief and Secretary of State never once check in during the night to find out the status of the crisis situation in Benghazi? 14. What was the nature of Ambassador Stevens’ business in Benghazi at the time of the attack? 15. What guidance has been provided to survivors and family members since the time of the attack, and who issued that guidance? 16. Why are so many agencies now requiring their personnel that were involved in or have access to information regarding the events that took place in Benghazi sign Non-Disclosure Agreements? This was the most severe attack on American diplomatic facilities and personnel since the attacks on the US Embassies in Tanzania and Kenya in 1998.  Thus far, it appears that there has been no serious effort to determine critical details of this attack. This is inexcusable and demands immediate attention by the Congress. Congress must show some leadership and provide answers to the public as to what actually occurred in Benghazi. Americans have a right to demand a full accounting on this issue. A longstanding American ethos was breached during the terrorist attack in Benghazi. America failed to provide adequate security to personnel deployed into harm’s way and then failed to respond when they were viciously attacked. Clearly, this is unacceptable and requires accountability. America has always held to the notion that no American will be left behind and that every effort will be made to respond when US personnel are threatened. Given our backgrounds, we are concerned that this sends a very negative message to future military and diplomatic personnel who may be deployed into dangerous environments.  That message is that they will be left to their own devices when attacked.  That is an unacceptable message. The House Select Committee should focus on getting a detailed account of the events in Benghazi as soon as possible. H. Res. 36 will provide a structure for the conduct of a thorough inquiry of Benghazi and should be convened immediately. We ask that you fulfill your responsibilities to the American people and take appropriate action regarding Benghazi. With over sixty members of the US House of Representatives calling for this Select Committee already, it seems that the time is right to take appropriate action on Benghazi. Signed: Lt Gen Leroy J. Manor, USAF (Ret) Commanding General, Son Tay POW Raid LTG William G. (Jerry) Boykin, USA (Ret) Special Forces/Ranger Larry W. Bailey, CAPT, USN (Ret.) SOS Founder & SEAL Coordinator Richard F. (****) Brauer, Col, USAF (Ret) SOS Founder & Air Commando Coordinator Michael Thornton, LT, USN SEAL (Ret.) Medal of Honor Thomas R. Norris, LT, USNR SEAL (Ret.) Medal of Honor LTG Bruce Fister, USAF (Ret) AFSOC Commanding General LTG Michael F. Spigelmire, USA (Ret) Sp Forces, former CG USASOC LTG Dell Dailey, USA (Ret) Special Forces LTG David P. Fridovich, USA (Ret) Special Forces MG Robert Patterson, USAF (Ret) Air Commando, former CG, 23AF MG James Guest, USA (Ret) Special Forces MG Jim Hobson, USAF (Ret) Air Commando MG John K. "Jack" Singlaub, USA (Ret), OSS and MACV-SOG MG David A. Morris, USA (Ret) Special Forces MG John M. McBroom, USAF (Ret) Fighter Pilot MG Sid Shachnow, USA (Ret), Special Forces MG Richard "****" Scholtes, USA (Ret) CG, JSOC MG Joe Boyersmith, USA (Ret) Special Forces/Ranger MG David Baratto, USA (Ret) Special Forces MG Ed Scholes, USA (Ret) Special Forces MG Paul E. Vallely , USA (Ret) Ranger/PSYOP/Commander SOF BG Joe Stringham, USA (Ret) SF/Ranger RADM George Worthington, USN SEAL (Ret.) BG Samuel Thompson III, USA (Ret) Special Forces BG George Gaspard Jr. USA (Ret) Special Forces BG Stuart Pike, USA (Ret) Special Forces Col Tom Bradley, USAF (Ret) Air Commando Col Loren A. Rodway, USAF (Ret) Air Commando Col Jim Kyle, USAF (Ret) Air Commando Col George Ferkes USAF (Ret) Air Commando Col John Harbison, USAF (Ret) Air Commando Col Ken Poole, USAF (Ret) Air Commando Col Mike Flynt, USAF (Ret) Air Commando Col Don Panzenhagen, USAF (Ret) Air Commando COL George R. Randy" Givens, USA (Ret) Special Forces COL Jack Peevy, USA (Ret) Special Forces COL Rodger Slaughter, USA (Ret) Special Forces COL Darrell W. Katz, USA (Ret) Special Forces COL Thomas Hoyt Davis III, USA (Ret) Special Forces COL Robert W. Lockridge, USA (Ret) Special Forces COL Wylie W. Johnson, USAR, (Ret) Special Forces COL John P. McMullen, USA (Ret) Special Forces COL Kevin B. Rue, USAR (Ret) Ranger COL Lawrence Draper, USA (Ret) Special Forces COL Clyde Wadsworth, USA (Ret) Special Forces Col  Steve (Mac) McIsaac, USAF (Ret) Air Commando COL John P. Dolan, USA (Ret) Special Forces COL Allen F. Fleming Jr., USA (Ret) Special Forces/MACV-SOG COL John Corley, USA (Ret) Special Forces COL Bill Duesberry, USA (Ret) Special Forces COL Edward R. Ager Jr., USA (Ret) Special Forces COL Sully DeFontaine, USA (Ret) Special Forces COL Jack Farr, USA (Ret) Special Forces/Aviation/PSYOP/CA COL Allen L. Bucknell, USA (Ret) Special Forces CAPT Ted Hammond, USNR/SEAL (Ret.) CAPT Frank Butler, USN SEAL (Ret.)CAPT Ron Yeaw, USN/SEAL (Ret.) Col John Gargus, USAF (Ret) Air Commando/Son Tay Raider COL Bob Morris, USA (Ret) Ranger COL Stan Shaneyfelt, USA (Ret) Ranger Col Roland Guidry, USAF (Ret) Air Commando Col Ron Jones, USAF (Ret) Air Commando COL Nick Hubbell, USA (Ret) Special Forces Col Forrest M. Kimsey, USAF (Ret) Air Commando Col John Harbison, USAF (Ret) Air Commando Col John Arnold, USAF (Ret) Air Commando Col Phillip E. Glenn, USAF (Ret) Air Commando Col J. Briggs Diuguid, USAF (Ret) Air Commando Col John "Pappy" Gallagher, USAF (Ret) Air Commando COL Lance E. Booth, USA (Ret) Special Forces COL Hawk Holloway, USA (Ret) Special Forces COL Donald W. Drasheff, USA (Ret) Special Forces COL Gordon Arabian, USA (Ret) Special Forces COL Max F. Newman, USA (Ret) Special Forces COL Jack Farr, USA (Ret) Special Forces COL Rodger Slaughter, USA (Ret) Special Forces COL Tom Rendall, USA (Ret) Special Forces/Ranger COL David E. Stark, USA (Ret) Special Forces COL James P. Nelson, USA (Ret) Special Forces COL Michael Kershner, USA (Ret) Special Forces COL Mark D. Boyatt, USA (Ret) Special Forces COL Richard N. Helfer, USA (Ret) Special Forces COL Lincoln (Linc) German, USA (Ret) Special Forces/Ranger COL Carlos A. Burgos, USA (Ret) Special Forces Col Robert "Bob" Brenci, USAF (Ret) Air Commando Col Herman (Bubber) Youngblood, USAF (Ret) Air Commando Col Lee Hess, USAF (Ret) Air Commando COL James T. Laroe, USA (Ret) Special Forces Col Ray Turczynski, USAF (Ret) Air Commando COL Richard T. Dillon, USA (Ret), Aviation COL Duncan M. "Pete" Thompson Sr, USA (Ret) Special Forces Col Dave Blizzard, USMC (Ret) Force Recon CAPT Joseph R. John, USN SEAL (Ret.) CAPT Norman Olson, USN SEAL (Ret.) CAPT Richard W. Hoff, USN SEAL (Ret.) LTC Jim Horris, USA (Ret) Special Forces LTC Richard Pack, USA (Ret) Ranger LTC Raymond Morris, USA Special Forces (Ret.) LTC Ben Prater, USA (Ret) Special Forces LTC S. "West" Summers Jr., USA (Ret) Special Forces LTC Robert Kolpien, USA (Ret) Special Forces LTC Michael O'Byrne, USA (Ret) Special Forces LTC Harvey M. Johnson III, USA (Ret) Special Forces LTC Dreher Kinney III, USA (Ret) Special Forces LTC C.R. "Rex" Crigger, USA (Ret) Special Forces/Ranger LTC Michael Lyons, USA (Ret) Special Forces LTC Kevin Dragnett, USA (Ret) Special Forces LTC Bill Behrens, USA (Ret) Special Forces LTC Robert Closson, USA (Ret) Special Forces LTC Charles Zimmerman, USA (Ret) Special Forces LTC Robert L. Leites, USA (Ret) Special Forces LTC Charles Revie, USA (Ret) Ranger LTC Donald L. Briere, USA (Ret) Special Forces/SFOD-D LTC Brett A. Francis, USA (Ret) Special Forces LTC Jeffrey S. Prough, USA (Ret) Special Forces LTC John Armstrong, USA (Ret) Special Forces/Civil Affairs LTC Joseph Jacobowski, USA (Ret) Special Forces/Ranger LTC Pete Cafaro, USA (Ret) Special Forces LTC Edward Wolcoff, USA (Ret), Special Forces LTC Geoff Barker, USA (Ret) Special Forces/Ranger LTC Stephen Muskett, USA (Ret) Special Forces LTC David S. Keith, USA (Ret) Special Forces LTC Kevin Reece, USA (Ret) Special Forces LTC Mark Grdovic, USA (Ret) Special Forces LTC Richard A. Evans, USA (Ret) Special Forces LTC Phillip B. Wyllie, USA (Ret) Special Forces LTC Daniel M. Ward, USA (Ret) Special Forces LTC Michael A. Cruz, US ARMY Special Forces Lt Col JVO Weaver, USAF (Ret) Air Commando LTC Ben Morris, USA (Ret) Special Forces LTC Allen D. Butler, USA (Ret), Aviation Lt Col Percy Dunagin, USAF (Ret) Air Commando Lt Col John Anderson, USAF (Ret) Air Commando LTC Arnold W. Peterman Jr, USA (Ret) Special Forces LTC Peter Marceau, USA (Ret) Special Forces LTC Michael D. "Mick" Colgan, USA (Ret) Special Forces LTC Mark A. Beattie, USA (Ret) Special Forces Lt Col Emil "Max" Friedauer, USAF (Ret) Air Commando CDR Paul Evancoe, USN SEAL (Ret.) LTC Ken Benway, USA (Ret) Special Forces LTC Ray T. Oden, USA (Ret) Special Forces LTC Michael Babb, USA (Ret) Special Forces LTC Gary Danley, USA (Ret) Special Forces LTC Alex R. Lizardo, USA (Ret) Special Forces LTC Steven K. (Kelly) Snapp, USA (Ret) Special Forces LTC A. Dwayne Aaron, USA (Ret) Special Forces LTC Larry Little, USA (Ret) Aviation LTC Fred Lindsey, USA (Ret) Special Forces/MACV-SOG LTC John F. Downey, USA (Ret) Special Forces LTC Cecil Bailey, USA (Ret) Special Forces LTC John L. "Dusty" Deryck, USA (Ret) Aviation Lt Col Jim Lawrence, USAF (Ret) Air Commando LtCol William Cowan, USMC Recon (Ret.) LTC Jimmie D. Sullivan, USAR (Ret) Special Forces MAJ Clifford Andersen, USAR (Ret) Special Forces MAJ Daniel L. "Danny" Harrington, USA (Ret) Special Forces Maj Steve James, USAF (Ret) Air Commando Maj Bob Krueger, USAF (Ret) Air Commando MAJ Gene R. Bacon, USA (Ret) Special Forces MAJ Bill Patton, USA (Ret) Special Forces MAJ Patrick Desmond,USA (Ret) Special Forces MAJ Julian P. Turner, USA (Ret) Ranger MAJ George Gaspard III, USA (Ret) Special Forces MAJ R. V. Giroux, USA (Ret) Special Forces MAJ Anthony M. Jones,USA (Ret) Special Forces MAJ Robert A. Mathews, USMC (Ret) Force Recon Maj Doug Ulery, USAF (Ret) Air Commando MAJ James T. Soper, USA (Ret), Ranger MAJ Joel Rieman, USA (Ret) Special Forces CDR Kevin C. Walters, USN/SEAL (Ret.) MAJ Roy Sayer, USA (Ret) Special Forces MAJ Timothy Howle, USA (Ret) Special Forces MAJ Nelson Bernard "Beny" Neff II, USA (Ret) Special Forces MAJ Mark A. Smith, USA (Ret) Special Forces/Ranger MAJ Kevin N. Knapp, USA (Ret) Special Forces MAJ Kent M. Elliot, USA (Ret) Special Forces MAJ Clifford Barber, USA (Ret) Special Forces MAJ Jim Grimshaw, USA (Ret) Special Forces/Ranger MAJ Chris Brewer, USA (Ret) Special Forces MAJ Charles J. Watts, USA (Ret) Special Forces Maj William "Bill" Morrell, USAF (Ret) Air Commando MAJ Dave Morehouse, USA (Ret) Ranger MAJ Charles Gallagher, USA (Ret) Special Forces MAJ Thomas Humphus, USA (Ret) Special Forces MAJ Jerry L. Cooper, USA, (Ret) Special Forces/Ranger MAJ Mike Linnane, USA Ret) Special Forces MAJ Thomas A. Person, USA (Ret) Ranger MAJ Fred Karnes, USA (Ret) Special Forces MAJ Tom Greer, USA (Ret) Special Forces MAJ Pat W. Mitchel, USA (Ret) Special Forces LCDR Samuel Miess, USN/SEAL (Ret.) LCDR Bill Langley, USN/SEAL (Ret.) LCDR William T. "Bill" Davis, USN SEAL (Ret.) LCDR Thomas R. Truxell, USN/SEAL (Ret.) LCDR Bill Bentley, USN SEAL (Ret.) LCDR Joe Hunt, USN/SEAL/USCG (Ret.) LT James Tyrie, USN/SEAL (Ret.) LT Keen Bradley, USN/SEAL (Ret.) Capt James Brenci, USAFR, Air Commando CPT Robert J. Fair, USA (Ret) Special Forces CPT Jeffrey C. Long, USA (Ret) Special Forces CPT Gary Honold, USA (Ret) Special Forces CPT Don Bendell, USA (Ret) Special Forces CPT Robert L. Woodfork,USA (Ret) Special Forces Capt Paul D. Copher Jr., USAF (Ret) Air Commando CPT "Cork" Motsett, USA (Hon Med Discharge), USA, Special Forces CPT Brett Patron, USA (Ret) Special Forces CPT W. F. "Walt" Emerson, USA (Ret) Special Forces CPT Dale R. Simmons, USA (Ret) Special Forces CPT Charles Sands, USA (Ret) Special Forces CPT Stuart K. Weber, USA (Ret) Special Forces CPT Bryan L. Brooks, USA (Ret) Special Forces Capt Rogers Stevens, USAF, (Ret) Air Commando CPT Lewis Arnold, USA (Ret) Special Forces CPT Fred Iacobelli, USA (Veteran) Vietnam CPT Dennis Murphy, USA (Ret) Special Forces CPT Michael Hawkeye, USA (Ret) Special Forces CPT Robert J. Van Hoof, USA (Ret) Special Forces CPT Garth S. Estadt, USA (Ret) Special Forces CPT John Hammack, USA (Ret) Special Forces CPT Richard Pait, USA (Ret) Special Forces CPT Robert D. Hickson Jr., USA (Ret) Special Forces CPT Gregory Miller, USA (Ret) Special Forces CPT Russell E. Cummings, USA (Ret) Special Forces CPT J. "Jay" Paton Dellow, USAR (Ret) Special Forces CPT Jon B. Wang, USA (Veteran), Special Forces CPT Doug Mason, USA (Ret) Special Forces/Ranger CPT Tommy Shook, USA (Ret) Special Forces/Ranger CPT Richard L. Harvey, USA (Ret) Special Forces CPT Patrick M. Kinsey, USA (Ret) Special Forces CPT Robert L. Noe, USA (Ret) Special Forces/MACV-SOG 1LT Michael Ash, USA (Ret) Special Forces/MACV-SOG 1 Lt Mark Austin Byrd, USMC (Ret) Aviation/MACV-SOG CMSgt Nicholas "Nick" Kiraly, USAF (Ret) Air Commando SMSgt Johnny Pantages, USAF (Ret) Air Commando/Special Tactics SMSgt Donald R. Williams, USAF (Ret) MACV-SOG CSM GARY l. Baura, USA (Ret) Special Forces SFC Anthony J Doldo, USA (Ret) Special Forces SGT Dennis "Denny" Baum, USA, Recondo SFC S. West Summers III, USA, KIA 2/8/09, Special Forces SSG Craig J. Rutherford, USA (Ret) Special Forces CW3 Michael Roth, USA (Ret) Special Forces MSG Ken Bradshaw, USAR (Ret) Special Forces MSG Jon S. White, USA (Ret) Special Forces SFC Cuitahuac Weber, USA (Ret) Special Forces SGT Kenneth Potter, USA (Ret) Special Forces SFC Robert L. Selmer II, USA (Ret) Special Forces SFC Glenn O. Ulman, USA (Ret) Special Forces MSG Chris Crain, USA (Ret) Special Forces MSG John D. Morris, USA (Ret) Special Forces CSM Jorge Reyes, USA (Ret) Special Forces SFC Miles Lee White, USA (Veteran) Special Forces SGT Stephen M. Goth, USA (Ret) Special Forces/MACV-SOG SGT Alan N. Kelley, USA (Ret) Special Forces SGM Lanny Lucero, USA (Ret) Special Forces SFC Stephen M. Thayer, USA (Ret) Special Forces SOC Douglas Norway, USN/SEAL (Ret.) CW4 Jeffrey Mallette, USA (Ret) Special Forces MSG Robert K. "Bobby" Parker, USA (Ret) Special Forces MSG Lou Faulkner, USA (Ret) Special Forces MSG Carlos Westling, USA (Ret) Special Forces/SFOD-D CW4 Jim (Hoverin Hud) Hudson, USA (Ret) Aviation/160SOAR 1SG James E. McDougal, USA (Ret) Special Forces CSM Rex Crawford, USA (Ret) Special Forces CW4 John "Chet" Hayward, USA (Ret) Special Forces/Ranger 1SG Clete Sinyard, USA (Ret) Special Forces SSG Walter R. Anderson, USA (Veteran) Special Forces MSG Ronnie L. Raikes, USA (Ret) Special Forces SFC Michael Birky, USA (Ret) Special Forces SGM Michael D. De Rosa, USA (Ret) Special Forces SFC Kevin R. C. O'Brien, USA (Ret) Special Forces MSG Jay M. Massey, USA (Ret) Special Forces SGT Theodore D. Aslund USA (Veteran) Special Forces SFC Kerry Alzner, USA (Ret) Special Forces SGT Dennis M. Foy, USA (Ret) Special Forces BM2 Wallace D. Whitley, USN/SEAL (Ret.) SSgt Eric Roberts, USAF, (Ret) Aviation MSG Larry M. Busbee, USA (Ret) Special Forces MSG David J. Lamorte, USA (Ret) Special Forces/CIA SGT Frank Maiorano, USA (Ret) Special Forces SGM Robert Allard, USA (Ret) Special Forces CSM Thomas B. Jackson, USA (Ret) Special Forces MSG Bob Seifert, USA (Ret) Special Forces MSG Timothy A. Dedie, USA (Ret) Special Forces MSG Leo Joseph Van Deusen I, USA (Ret) Special Forces SGT Leo Van Deusen II, USA (Veteran) Special Forces SGM Donald Weichold, USA (Ret) Special Forces MSG Adolph G. Reyes, USA (Ret) Special Forces CSM Robert S. Domina, USA (Ret) Special Forces SSG James Vaughn, USA (Ret) Special Forces SGM Mike Maricle, USA (Ret) Special Forces SGM Clarence Page, USA (Ret) Special Forces SOCS David R. Havens II, USN/SEAL (Ret.) SGT Keith Hendricks, USA (Ret) Special Forces CW3 William Arrot Jr. USA (Ret) Special Forces SGM Bradley Adair, USA (Ret) Special Forces SFC Kirk A. Pope Jr. USA (Ret) Special Forces MSG Scott K. Fagan, USA (Ret) Special Forces 1SG Ronald C. Wilson, USA (Ret) Special Forces SGM Robert W. Ramsey, USA (Ret) Special Forces/MACV-SOG SFC David Diaz, USA (Ret) Special Forces TSgt David P. Jones, USAF (Ret) Air Commando SFC Harry B. Whidden, USA (Ret) Special Forces MSG Dave Noyes, USA (Ret) Special Forces CW2 Kevin A. Marnell, USA (Ret) Special Forces SSG Jim Stoddard, USA (Ret) Special Forces MSG John McCort, USA (Ret) Special Forces SFC Terry J. Dagnon, USA (Ret) Special Forces 1SG Dean M. McBride, USA (Ret) Special Forces SGT Robert D. Leonard, USA (Ret) Special Forces 1SG Tracy R. Hickman, USA (Ret) Special Forces/Ranger MSG Thomas Olden, USA (Ret) Special Forces SFC John Bash, USA (Ret) Special Forces MSG Steven M. Williams, USA (Ret) Special Forces/Ranger SFC Stephen Aden (Veteran) Special Forces SFC Andrew G. Wilbur, USA (Ret) Special Forces SFC Nick Freitas, USA (Ret) Special Forces SGM William F. Cronin III, USA (Ret) Special Forces CSM Melvin L. Wick, USA (Ret) Special Forces MSG Gary L. Melchi, USA (Ret) Special Forces SP5 Roger F. Lockshier, USA (Veteran) Aviation MSG Gerald Mierle, USA (Ret) Special Forces SGM Danny Fowler, USA (Ret) Special Forces SFC Edwin L. Simons Jr., USA (Ret) Special Forces MSG Frank G. Duran, USA (Ret) Special Forces/Ranger SGM Harold (Jake) Jacobson, USA (Ret) Special Forces MSG Walter J. Hooper, USA (Ret) Special Forces/Ranger SFC Phillip Carter, USA (Ret) Special Forces CSM Robert E. Hand, USA (Ret) Special Forces CW3 Malcolm A. Howard, USA (Ret) Special Forces SFC H. Deatherage, USA (Ret) Special Forces MSG Ernest Hartwig, USA (Ret) Special Forces MSG Mark T. Smith, USA (Ret) Special Forces/Ranger 1SG James B. Rawlinson, USA (Ret) Special Forces/Ranger MSG Clyde N. McMillan, USA (Ret) Special Forces MSG Michael w. Clark, USA (Veteran) Special Forces SFC John Lemke, USA (Ret) Special Forces SGM Harold Johnson, USA (Ret) Special Forces CW4 Shaun P. Driscoll, USA (Ret) Special Forces/Ranger SGT Alex Saunders, USA (Veteran), Special Forces/Recon CW2 Ronald B. Piper, USA (Ret) Special Forces CW3 Scott Herbert, USA (Ret) Special Forces SGM Brian Scott La Morte, USA (Ret) Special Forces SFC Robert S. Cox, USA (Ret) Special Forces CSM Selmer R. "****" Hyde, USA (Ret) Special Forces/Ranger MSG Allen W. Elks Jr, USA (Ret) Special Forces SSG R. Jones, USA (Ret) Special Forces/Ranger SSG Nelson M. Parrish, USA (Ret) Special Forces AOCS Paul Johnston, USNR (Ret.) EOD/ NAVSPECWAR MSG W. N. "Nick" Ward, USA (Ret) Special Forces SFC Casey Standidge, USA (Ret) Special Forces SGT Benjamin Stochmal, USA (Ret) Special Forces SFC Rick Hodges, USA (Ret) Special Forces SFC Roderick Knight, USA (Ret) Special Forces PRC Michael Morgan, USN/SVD (Ret.) SSG David J. Hall, USA (Veteran) Ranger MSgt Justin D. Hughes, USAF (Ret) Air Commando SGM Ronald C. Knight, USA (Ret) Special Forces MSG Mark Popelka, USA (Ret) Special Forces SFC Scott Marbut, USA (Ret) Special Forces SFC Shawn Datres, USA (Ret) Special Forces SSG Bernard Goggins, USA (Veteran) Special Forces SGT Barry R. Crossfield, USA (Ret) Special Forces SGM Robert King, USA (Ret) Special Forces CSM Glenn Nickel, USA (Ret) Special Forces SFC James D. Maxwell, USA (Ret) Special Forces SFC Clarence Brangard, USA (Ret) Ranger SGM Kevin Riley, USA (Ret) Special Forces MSG Jeffrey T. Oates, USA (Ret) Special Forces/Ranger MSG Peter N. Spagnalo, USA (Ret) Special Forces SFC Tony Cleveland, USA (Ret) Special Forces SSG Arnold Ring, USA (Ret) Special Forces SFC Russ Baker, USA (Ret) Special Forces SFC John D. Johnson, USA (Ret) Special Forces SSG Michael E. Benish, USA (Ret) Special Forces SGM Gary M. Moston, USA (Ret) Special Forces MSG Kurt Weber, USA (Ret) Special Forces MSG Harry L. Coker, USA (Ret) Special Forces MSG Kenneth Wortman, USA (Ret) Special Forces SGM Barry Hotle, USA (Ret) Special Forces SP5 M.E. Jackson, USA (Ret) Special Forces MSG Angel "Candy" Candelaria, USA (Ret) Spec Forces/Ranger/ SFOD-D MSG Brian E. Gould, USA (Ret) Special Forces SFC Bruce V. Hanley, USA (Ret) Special Forces SFC John P. Mouyos, USA (Ret) Special Forces CSM Al Hunt Jr., USA (Ret) Special Forces SFC Doug Fuhrmann, USA (Ret) Special Forces CW3 Dan Farmer, USA (Ret) Special Forces 1SG Gary Myers, USA (Ret) Special Forces SGT Ted Aslund, USA (Veteran) Special Forces 1SG Wedell J. (Joe) Waters, USA (Ret) Special Forces SGT Dennis Foy, USA (Ret) Special Forces CMSgt Gene Eller, USAF (Ret) Air Commando CORP Harry Clafin, USMC (Veteran) Force Recon CW4 Richard F. Balwanz, USA (Ret) Special Forces SP4 Steve Costa, USA (Ret) Special Forces SGM Howard Massingill, USA (Ret) Special Forces SGM Lawrence A. Jordan, USA (Ret) Special Forces/Ranger SFC Phil Melcher, USA (Ret) Special Forces SGT Tim Guth, USA (Ret) Special Forces CSM Rocklyn (Rock) Shiffer, USA (Ret) Ranger CW3 Todd D. Rinehart, USA (Ret) Special Forces SFC Phillip Stone, USA (Ret) Special Forces MSG Charles S. (Chuck) Simpson, USA (Ret) Special Forces 1SG  Steven Mattoon, USA (Ret) Ranger MSG Robert (Bob) James, USA (Ret) Special Forces SFC  Timothy Mabe, USA (Ret) Special Forces SP5  Harvey Cox, USA (Ret) Special Forces CSM Tim Ward, USA (Ret) Special Forces MSG Brian Rodriguez, USA (Ret) Special Forces SFC John Stepan, USA (Ret) Special Forces MSG Joseph S. Glazewski, Jr. USA (Ret) Special Forces MSG William E. Strobel, USA (Ret) Special Forces SFC Billy VanValkenburgh, USA (Ret) Special Forces SFC Arthur C. Tucker, USA (Ret) Special Forces MSG Juan A. Calderon, USA (Ret) Special Forces MSgt James H. Shorten Jr., USAF (Ret) Air Commando SFC Dennis Holloway, Medic USN/USA Spec Forces/USAF Pararescue SGT Grant M. "Marc" King, USA (Ret) Special Forces MSG Merritt H. Powell, USA (Ret) Special Forces MSG Richard H. Garvey, USA (Ret) Special Forces SFC Larry R. Darras, USA (Ret) Special Forces SFC Herman "Chris" Reeves, USA (Ret) Special Forces SFC Anthony S. Altano, USA (Ret) Special Forces/Ranger MSG Laverne "Bing" Allar, USA (Ret) Special Forces SGT Jeffrey a. Yaro, USA (Ret) Special Forces MSG Tom Holschuh, USA (Ret) Special Forces SFC David S. Surman, USA (Ret) Special Forces MSG Joseph Tetreault, USA (Ret) Special Forces/SFOD-D SFC Gerald Holt, USA (Ret) Ranger SFC Jerald L. Petersen, USA (Ret) Special Forces MSG Rodolfo "Rudy" D. Rodrigues, USA (Ret) Special Forces/SFOD-D MSG William "Todd" Black, USA (Ret) Special Forces SFC Larry L. Trimble, USA (Ret) Special Forces/Ranger SGM Kenneth C. Baschke, USA (Ret) Special Forces SFC Lawrence Cardassi, USA (Ret) Special Forces CSM Hank Luthy, USA (Ret) Special Forces CW3 Willy Welsch, USA (Ret) Special Forces/SFOD-D SFC Phillip Schulz, USA (Ret) Special Forces SFC John L. Leffler, USA (Ret) Special Forces MSG Pete B. Estrada, USA (Ret) Special Forces A1C David "Mac" McLay, USAF (Veteran) Air Commando CSM Selmer R. "****" Hyde, USA (Ret) Special Forces/Ranger SSG Nick Walton, USA (Veteran) Special Forces MSG Daniel E. Deck, USA (Ret) Special Forces MSG James Blakelee, USA (Ret) Special Forces MSG John M. Trantanella, USA (Ret) Special Forces SFC Brian Shives, USA (Ret) Special Forces Sgt Martin T. Bennet, USAF (Ret) MACV-SOG CW4 Greg Coker, USA (Ret) Aviation/160thSOAR SFC Terry Grant Winkley, USA, (Ret) Special Forces MSG George Torrealba, USA (Ret) Special Forces SGM Johnnie King, USA (Ret) Special Forces CW3 Charles Garland, USA (Ret) Special Forces SFC James E. King, USA (Ret) Special Forces SFC Jay McGinness, USA (Ret) Special Forces 1 SG Jim "Ringo" Ringland, USA, (Ret) Special Forces MSG John D. Tippy, USA (Ret) Special Forces CW3 James H. Thackaberry, USA (Ret) Special Forces SGM John Shimkoski, USA (Ret) Special Forces SGT James D. Thacker, USA (Ret) Special Forces CSM Thomas A. Reesman, USA (Ret) Special Forces CSM Gail R. Ernst, USA (Ret) Ranger CSM David L. Clark, USA (Ret) Special Forces SFC Edward Laminack, USA (Ret) Special Forces SFC John A. Hughes, USA (Ret) Special Forces MSG Kenneth Chapman, USA (Ret) Special Forces CW4 Akira Wayne Kim, USA (Ret) Special Forces MSG David L. Rotner, USA (Ret) Special Forces MSG Jerry "Fonz" Fontana, USA (Ret) Special Forces SGM William F. Hux, USA (Ret) Special Forces MSG Billy Cason, USA (Ret) Special Forces SFC Anthony Ruddeen, USA (Ret) Special Forces CSM Joe Lupyak, USA (Ret) Special Forces SGM Samuel Wright, USA (Ret) Special Forces MSG William A. Easterling, USA (Ret) Special Forces MSG David C. Goodwin, USA (Ret) Special Forces CW3 Todd B. Girdner, USA (Ret) Special Forces MSG Jeff Hinton, USA (Ret) Special Forces CSM Patrick R. Ballogg, USA (Ret) Special Forces CW4  John "Chet" Hayward, USA (Ret) Special Forces/Ranger SGT Clifford N. Alford, USA (Ret) Special Forces/CIA SGT Richard E. Gross, USA (Ret) Special Forces SGM George Davenport, USA (Ret) Special Forces MSG Lee "Tony" Douglas, USA (Ret) Special Forces SFC Robert Rogers, USA (Ret) Special Forces CW2 Thomas Leslie Tannahill, USA (Ret) Special Forces SGM Daniel Zahody, USA (Ret) Special Forces CSM Gerald Hamm Jr, USA, (Ret) Special Forces/Ranger SFC Lloyd Carpenter, USA (Ret) Special Forces CW2 Michael Flick, USA (Ret) Special Forces MSG Donald M. Feeney Jr, USA (Ret) Special Forces MSG Henry S. Moran, USA (Ret) Special Forces CW2 David S. Chacon, USA (Ret) Special Forces/Ranger SFC Chris Mottler, USA (Ret) Special Forces SFC Phillip Crowley, USA (Ret) Special Forces CW3 Joseph Lloyd, USA, (ret) Special Forces MSG Timothy F. Wynne, USA (Ret) Special Forces SFC David A. Anderson, USA (Ret) Special Forces SGM Jesse Boyd, USA (Ret) Special Forces/Ranger SFC Stephan Harrell, USA (Ret) Special Forces SGM Lanny Lucero, USA Ret) Special Forces/Ranger MSG Russell Justice, USA (Ret) Special Forces SGT Lou Campbell, USA (Ret) Special Forces CW4 Eric Crum, USA (Ret) Special Forces SSG Blake Mills, USA (Veteran) Special Forces SGT Mark Miller, USA (Ret) Special Forces MSG Robert F. Finke, USA (Ret) Special Forces SFC John Jones, USA (Ret) (Special Forces MSG Leamon L. Ratte, USA (Ret) Special Forces MSG James "Mel" Banks, USA (Ret) Special Forces CSM Leandro Sanfeliz Jr. USA (Ret) Special Forces MSG Joseph H Socie, USA (Ret) Special Forces SGM Charles E. Smith, USA (Ret) Special Forces/Ranger SGM Alan F. Farrell, USA (Ret) Special Forces SFC James Plannette, USA (Ret) Special Forces MSG Randall Long, USA (Ret) Ranger JTAC MSG Charles S. Spence, USA (Ret) Special Forces MSG Carl A. Fuller, USA (Ret) Special Forces MSG Patrick T. Quinn, USA (Ret) Special Forces/Ranger SFC David Kauffman, USA (Ret) Special Forces MSG Thomas Collins, USA (Ret) Special Forces CSM Earnie Holifield, USA (Ret) Special Forces MSG Donald R. Doering, USA (Ret) Special Forces CSM Rick Lavoie, USA (Ret) Special Forces SFC Cecil A. Sager Jr, USA (Ret) Special Forces/Ranger MSG Randy Earp, USA (Ret) Special Forces MSG Perry Turpin, USA (Ret) Special Forces MSG John M. Ailello, USA (Ret) Special Forces SFC John Bartsow, USA (Ret) Special Forces MSG David Mullins, USA (Ret) Special Forces CW5 Lawrence Plesser, USA (Ret) Special Forces CSM Robert T. Hill, USA (Ret) Special Forces MSG Joe Back, USA (Ret) Special Forces SGM Joe Burt, USA (Ret) Special Forces MSG Serafin Antonio Panigua, USA (Ret) Special Forces MSG Jack Pope, USA (Ret) Special Forces SGM David L. Tope Jr, USA (Ret) Special Forces SFC Henry F. Wilson III, USA (Ret) Special Forces MSG Kenneth J. Garcy, USA (Ret) Special Forces SSgt Patrick Walker, USAF (Ret) Air Commando/SOWT MSG Eddie Licon, USA (Ret) Special Forces SFC Thomas F. Schultz, USA (Ret) Special Forces SFC John Thomas Leggat, USA (Ret) Special Forces MSG Ernest Hartwig, USA (Ret) Special Forces MSG Dennis Cherup, USA (Ret) Special Forces SGM Manuel Beck, USA (Ret) Special Forces MSG Jeff Ruble, USA (Ret) Special Forces SFC Scott Randol, USA (Ret) Special Forces CW5 Walt Edwards, USA (Ret) Special Forces CWO ® Miguel (Ponch) Ruiz-Pattzi, USA (Ret) Special Forces MSG Danny Cartwright, USA (Ret) Special Forces MSG James Weatherford, USA (Ret) Special Forces MSG Don W. Benesh, USA (Ret) Special Forces/MACV-SOG CSM Bobby Pruett, USA (Ret) Special Forces SFC George Armstrong Menor, USA (Ret) Special Forces MSG Curtis Earle Edwards, USA (Ret) Special Forces SSG Michael Duffy Jr., USA (Ret) Special Forces MSG Lloyd O'Daniel, USA (Ret) Special Forces/MACV-SOG CSM Roger George, USA (Ret) Special Forces CSM Gerald E. Klein, USA (Ret) Ranger SFC James Hull, USA (Ret) Special Forces SGM Durwin Dengerud, USA (Ret) Special Forces MSG Ronnie Medini,USA (Ret) Special Forces SGM Cecil W. "Bud" Morgan, USA (Ret) Special Forces/Ranger CW2 Albert Matos, USA (Ret) Special Forces MSG Bruce Kuhlman, USA (Ret) Special Forces MSG Michael K. Aleen, USA (Ret) Special Forces SSGT Danny J. Perry, USA (Vet) Special Forces MSG James D. McHenry, USAR (Ret) Special Forces SGT James "Ernie" Acre, USA (Ret) Special Forces/MACV-SOG SFC Charles Roberts, USA (Ret) Special Forces MSG Tim Louys, USA (Ret) Special Forces QMCS Richard R Powers Jr., USN SEAL (Ret.) MSG Timothy M. Ferris, USA (Ret) Special Forces SGM Jon F. Ridolfo, USA (Ret) Special Forces SGM James Kilcoyne, USA (Ret) Special Forces CW3 Bobby D. Shireman, USA (Ret) Special Forces 1SG Joseph M. Crane, USA (Ret) Special Forces SGT Ward "Buddy" Gilbert, USA (Ret) Special Forces MSG Terry Huffman, USA (Ret) Special Forces Jerry Kleive, USN SEAL LCDR Cade Courtley, USN SEAL LT H.S. (Bud) Thrift, USN SEAL (Ret.) BMC Richard L. Arnold, USN SEAL (Ret.) CDR Rick Bernard, USN SEAL (Ret.) LCDR Steve Elson, USN SEAL (Ret.) LT William J. Blackmon, USNR SEAL CAPT Ronald K. Bell, USN SEAL (Ret.) LT Philip A. Black, USN SEAL Richard Cyrus, USN SEAL LTJG James M. Hawes, USN SEAL MCPO Jerome D. Cozart, USN SEAL (Ret.) Captain Steve Ahlberg, US Navy (Ret.) SEAL CPO Carl T. Zellers, USN SEAL (Ret.) LCDR David L. Tash, US Navy (Ret.) SEAL Jim Seidel, USN SEAL HMC Richard Bryan Willis, USN SEAL (Ret.) CDR R.J. Thomas, USN SEAL (Ret.) LT Roland Samuelson, USNR SEAL QMCM Tom Shoulders, USN SEAL (Ret.) SCPO Dan Yowell, USN SEAL (Ret.) CAPT Ron Seiple, USNR SEAL (Ret.) SN Wayne Gough, USN SEAL Paul A Tamosunas, USN SEAL MSG Keith Laub, USA (Ret) Special Forces CPT Robert S. Crenshaw, USA, RANGER BMCS Frank Odermann, USN SEAL (Ret.) CAPT Steve Ahlberg, USN SEAL (Ret.) Rick Worthen, USN PBR Hunter Grimes II USN SEAL Maj William "Bill" Diggins, USAF (Ret) Air Commando LT John R. Dew, USNR SEAL CWO4 Gary Jackson USN SEAL (Ret.) CDR Alan G Morris, USN SEAL (Ret.) CDR Mark Divine, USN SEAL (Ret.) MAJ Logan Fitch, USA Ret) Special Forces Glenn Heidenreich, USN SEAL Col. Michael Haas, USAF/USA, (Ret) Sp Forces/Ranger/Pararescue MCPO Mark Kauber, USN SEAL (Ret.) COL John D. Blair IV, USA SF (Ret.) COL J. H. ("Scotty") Crerar, USA (Ret) Special Forces CAPT Martin McNair, USNR SEAL (Ret.) MCPO Tom Keith, USN SEAL (Ret.) MAJ Charles Odorizzi, USA SF (Ret.) LT John Rottger, USNR SEAL (Ret.) LT Christopher O. Bent, USN SEAL LT Martin Every, USN SEAL COL Marshall Helena, USA (Ret) Special Forces/Ranger COL Wayne Long, USA (Ret) Special Forces Lt. Col. Tim Penley, USAF (Ret) Lt. Col. Joseph W. Cook, III, USAF (Ret) CAPT Edward Lyon, USN SEAL (Ret.) CDR Tom Deitz, USN SEAL (Ret.) CAPT Roger Crossland, USN SEAL (Ret.) MAJ Andy Messing, USA (Ret) Special Forces MSG Randy Lykens, USA (Ret) Special Forces 1SG Gordon V. Stinson, USA (Ret) Special Forces CPO Brandon Webb, USN SEAL LT Francis B. Cleary, USNR SEAL LCDR Joe Fuller, USN SEAL MSgt. Bob La Rosa, USAF (Ret) Air Commando HTCS Steven Granger, USN SEAL (Ret.) BMC Henry R. Kawecki , USN SEAL (Ret.) Lt Col Dennis B. Haney, USAF (Ret) Wild Weasel CDR Marshall D. Daugherty, USN SEAL (Ret.) CWO4 Mike USN SEAL (Ret.) QMCM Tom Shoulders, USN SEAL (Ret.) SOCM Mike Bloom SEAL (Ret.) Larry Reams, USA (Ret) Ranger SCPO Robert J. Guzzo, USN SEAL (Ret.) LCDR Thomas Kleehammer, USN SEAL (Ret.) SOCS John Westfall, USN SEAL (Ret.) CPO John Westfall, USN SEAL (Ret.) SSG Chester Howard, USA (Ret) Special Forces BMC Ted L. Traver, USN SEAL (Ret.) Dennis H. Johnson, USN (Ret.) Command Master Chief Seal Team 6 LT Alan R. Horner, USN SEAL CDR Bruce Willhite USN/SEAL (Ret.) PO1 Don Tinnin (Medical Ret), SEAL MSG John Nettles, USA (Ret) Special Forces SFC Allen Berberick, USA (Ret) Special Forces SFC Kelly A. Stewart, USA (Ret) Special Forces CPO John J. Ballis, USN/SEAL (Ret.) CPO Tom McCutchan, USN SEAL (Ret.) LTC Raymond "Ray" Morris, USA (Ret) Special Forces MMCM Kirk Scarboro, USN/SEAL (Ret.) Philip Williams, USN Beach Jumper Mike Macready, USN SEAL HMC Manny Perez, USN SEAL (Ret.) CDR Mike Wilkinson, USN SEAL (Ret.) MCPO Thomas D. Vawter , USN SEAL (Ret.) MCPO James Madison, USN SEAL (Ret.) MCPO Bill Bruhmuller, SEAL USN (Ret.) GM2 Benjamin Smith USN SEAL BM1 Thomas E. Black, USN SEAL (Ret.) Captain David Del Giudice, USN SEAL (Ret) Chris Wilhelm, USN SEAL MCPO Arturo Farias, USN SEAL (Ret.) Joe Murray, USN SEAL Chris Berman, USN SEAL MCPO William A. Garnett, USN SEAL (Ret.) Carlton. J. Poulnot, USN SEAL Eric L. Hansen, USA (Ret.) Special Forces 18D LCDR Robert S. Hayman, USN SEAL (Ret.) William R. Rosencrans, USN SEAL CPO Terrence Flynn, USN SEAL (Ret.) Roger Guerra, USN SEAL James Seidel, USN SEAL CPO Robert Willingham, USN SEAL (Ret.) Rick March, USN SEAL Forrest Hedden, USNR SEAL Michael J. Baumgart, USN SEAL - See more at: http://specialoperationsspeaks.com/#sthash.1LEWvS9U.dpuf

[jonjon]

is it may 16th already??

 

[jonjon]

http://calltoaction.oas2014.com/14876/urge-congress-take-action/

[bigwave]

I signed...

[yota691]

Operation American Spring delivering docs calling for impeachment, resignations  

 

 

Col. Harry Riley, used with permission

 

Joe NewbyPolicy & Issues Examiner

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April 9, 2014

Starting Tuesday morning, members of both houses of Congress began receiving copies of documents demanding the resignations of six top government officials for violating their oath of office from members of Operation American Spring, the group said in a press release emailed to Examiner.com Wednesday.

The documents also include articles of impeachment  against President Obama for what the group calls high crimes against the state.

"This bold move is only the second time in our nation’s rich history such a demand has been made to relieve our
oppressed and abused people from an egalitarian, corrupt, and unresponsive regime," the group said.

The group also said Americans have only two options: Either "surrender to totalitarian rule by Marxist ideologues, or enforce our American ideals and principles."

Operation American Spring said that it envisions 10 to 20 million Americans committed to reforming the government, and, according to a group spokesperson, may meet or exceed that goal.

OAS says it is modeled after the Arab Spring that saw regime change in Egypt, along with other successful, popular, and massive demonstrations against oppressive bureaucracies.

"And in the face of those who claim that even if those numbers are achieved, there is no way our corrupt leadership will comply with the People’s demands—one only has to witness the Arab and Ukrainian movements—where they turned out their corrupt and incompetent usurpers without the benefit of Constitutional validation," OAS added.

The goal, according to retired Col Harry Riley, is the removal of President Obama, Vice President Biden, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., House Speaker John Boehner, R-Ohio and California Democrat Nancy Pelosi, the House Minority Leader.

Col. Riley said the protest -- set to begin on May 16 -- operates under six main assumptions:

• Millions of Americans will participate.
• American veterans and patriots are energized to end the tyranny, lawlessness, and shredding of the US Constitution.
• Government is not the target, it is sound; corrupt and criminal leadership must be removed.
• Those in power will not hesitate to use force against unarmed patriots exercising their constitutional rights.
• Patriots may be killed, wounded, incarcerated.
• There is no hope given today’s technology of secrecy for the effort nor do we want it secret.

OAS said there is one thing no one can deny: "The People outnumber their administrators, and regardless how much control the ones at the top seize, they always fall—always have, always will."

"It only matters how much pain they are willing to inflict on the People, and how much pain our ‘leaders’ are willing to bear themselves, before they collapse," OAS concluded.

Read more: http://dinarvets.com/forums/index.php?/topic/176043-operation-american-spring-delivering-docs-calling-for-impeachment-resignations/#ixzz2ymzb3Lwj

[Danan]

When the government brings people into vote, how are you supposed to vote them out?  One area in New Jersey had 110% voter turn out.  How is that possible?  No, it is time for a big change. And hopefully that change will come in May.  I cannot believe that you keep talking about voting when it is obvious that it isn't working and the voting is rigged.

[Shabibilicious]

When the government brings people into vote, how are you supposed to vote them out?  One area in New Jersey had 110% voter turn out.  How is that possible?  No, it is time for a big change. And hopefully that change will come in May.  I cannot believe that you keep talking about voting when it is obvious that it isn't working and the voting is rigged.

 

Are you suggesting we abandon the voting process and allow any well backed strong arm to take charge of this country through a coup de'tat situation?    

 

GO RV, and NO BV 

[Muleslayer]

Not good to abandon voting.

You have any suggestions shabs?

Serious question not being a smart ass.

But I am good at that!

[jonjon]

OAS Submittals to Congress

 

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