Wednesday, December 7, 2011

Worthwhile to keep our ears perked

From an old Alarm & Muster member from my area, Croatan District, NC
I have my ear to the ground and wanted to relay to you that:

National Guard troops in Southern Indiana were given a poll about bringing armed force against US Citizens if called to do so. A Spc laid his weapon on the deck and said he could not. The rest of the enlisted men followed suit. The Spc is now being held in the brig for his actions.

This is current out of the OathKeepers and in the process of being duly verified. Either way I wanted to shoot it your way as I know you like to relay that stuff far and wide. I'll try and give you better 5w's and H when and if it's verified.

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I grabbed this from a gentleman of our Facebook page.

Paul Lowe
OUTSTANDING!! I just left my neighbors house. Devon is with the National Guard for this area. He just got home from a EDRE (emergency deployment readiness exercise) at the armory. He said that during the exercise 3 companies of infantry were polled by questionare about the drill and it's purpose. One of the questions was, will you as a member of the Nat. Guard use lethal force against the American public if ordered to do so? One of the men stepped forward and refused to take the poll and explained that it was a moral judgement on his part and that he could not do so. He then placed his weapon on the ground and fell in behind the formation. Devon said it was like a waterfall, Every member layed their weapons on the deck and fell in beside the one lone specialist. This included ALL NCO's, STAFF NCO's and SENIOR NCO's. The only people left in front of the original formation was 3 Capt's. 2 Lt's and the BN Commander who was so upset he started having chest pains from yelling and screaming about court martials and disbandment of the unit into other units. Devon is a Mstr.Sgt and he went with his troops and told them that he could not be prouder of any of them. He was floating while he was telling me this. Maybe we have more than just hope on our side. SEMPER FI. my thanks for the honor of being here Robert.


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That first post was followed by a bunch of yeas from everyone happy to hear the good news. Next pertinent post:

I just heard from Devon. He was TX'd by his Plt LDR and advised that the Specialist Who first layed down his weapon is being held in county jail by the Bn CMDR, awaiting a hearing under the UCMJ. Devon couldn't get any more info than that. I don't want to post the mans name until we have more information. I am so upset by this that I am having chest pains. How can they do this to one soldier and not them all. I will let you know how things go. Think I might go lay down for a bit. SEMPER FI.

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Nothing really pertinent other than those two posts and that the Oathkeepers Board of Directors are aware of the story in current form and efforts are now being taken to verify it. All the info right now is being gathered from a Facebook contact from someone on there. If I hear anything else I will surely let you know. If confirmed, a poll like this in conjunction with the NDAA bullshit that just passed makes it abundantly clear that offensive tyranny is coming down the pipe. Divide and conquer, division then desolation...looks like we are in for an interesting 2012.

Chuck

3 comments:

  1. I'm baffled as to what legal reason that Specialist could be jail for??? I'm a former NG NCO, and I'm not aware of how this could happen. Short of a felony occurring, ie, a fight, theft, assault, etc. I'm not sure how a NG soldier at drill could be placed in civilian confinement....

    I'm not sure if a strictly UCMJ charge could get him locked up. What possible charge could he be facing? Disrespect, refusal to obey an order? Good luck getting a deputy or cop to arrest for that. Something is clearly fishy here.

    I look forward to learning more about this. Please keep me posted!

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    This is insane. But it is good to see that they stood firm on their morals & beliefs.

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  3. The story is a bit thin. Stedham is right. It would be pretty unusual for the county to jail anyone under the UCMJ. And the charge is, Refusing to take a poll? It is easy enough to verify. What county in Indiana?

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