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The following message was sent tonight to Congressman Brian Bilbray (CA-50) via his government email. I will also forward it directly to his District Director in San Diego.
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Congressman Bilbray,
There is an urgent matter that requires your immediate attention.
A decorated and highly respected U.S. military officer has been imprisoned as a result of a court-martial that was nothing more than a sham, and for asking the question that millions of Americans are asking – is Barack Obama serving legitimately in the office of president in accordance with the U.S. Constitution?
LTC Terrence Lakin needs your assistance in order to correct an outrageous injustice which has been inflicted on this American hero.
A letter has been sent today to Majority Leader Eric Cantor demanding a congressional investigation into this matter. It may be found at the following link:
http://www.thepostemail.com/2011/01/03/citizen-requests-congressional-investigation-of-lt-col-lakin-court-martial/
The letter includes the following statements:
“Army Judge Col Denise R. Lind denied LTC Terrence Lakin basic due process, i.e. discovery and witness testimony, in order to formally defend himself…This shameful incident falls on the shoulders of Congress for failure to deal with this matter prior to the electoral contest of 2008, with not one single question raised from the Congressional floor about the sweeping concealed records of Barack Obama, or the fact that We the People of the United States of America evidently have no judicial standing to try to rectify what appears to be massive fraud.”
I urge you to take appropriate action to support an effort to open a congressional investigation into this alarming situation.
Notwithstanding your previous refusal to respond to my communications regarding the presidential eligibility issue, I would hope that you would provide a response in this instance, advising me of your intentions regarding this glaring instance of judicial misconduct in the administration of military justice.
David F LaRocque
CDR USNR (ret)