NomadicHorn

Gil Bang, you sure change your mind quickly. A few hours ago you posted that you THOUGHT I was paranoid but you don't think that anymore. I show up, and you're immediately running through the village "Paranoid VAPA is back!!!" Well, maybe after a few more years you'll settle on whether I'm a paranoid nut or not.

Am I the only person feeling hot and cold in here?

BTW, retired life has been good. How you guys been?

I sure have missed you guys. All those romantic conversations we used to have about the law and such. Where did we leave off? Oh, I remember mentioning something about our government assassinating Americans without due process using drones. I think I recall something about me being "tin foil" back when that was a popular term. I never did share that I refused an order to assassinate an American citizen (under the Obama administration) and resigned my commission just five years prior to retiring at twenty years. SecDef Panetta was involved, it was all hush hush back then although the government was bragging about doing it and sending its legal henchman out to justify it to various law skools. Panetta actually sent the top Pentagon lawyer out to my little unit in the middle of BFE to give a classified briefing to my squadron to try to undo the "poison" that I was spreading (that we couldn't just murder Americans who weren't a threat without charge or trial because of the Fifth Amendment and Article Three, Section Three of the Constitution). I wasn't allowed to attend that meeting which was too bad because I would have had some things to say to that lawyer...a man named Jeh Johnson. Obama would later appoint him head of the DHS. Which I believe has a little agency under it known as the Border Patrol. I'm not sure if I mentioned my incident with the Border Patrol or not around these parts. Here is video of me giving testimony to Congress about it though thanks to the ACLU flying me out there. I know what you're thinking. You didn't expect me to look so good. Since those days I have retired from the military (my resignation wasn't accepted and the military found for me in that whole assassination debacle). If you're interested in that, here is a draft video of my retirement that talks about it quite a bit. Shortly after starting civilian life I won a victory for the First Amendment in Washington State court and also in federal court where I had a law struck down that made it a crime (punishable by up to a year in jail) to post something online anywhere with the intent to "embarrass" somebody else, if done once anonymously or twice otherwise. Good thing I had that struck down or all you assholes would be serving life terms. I'm about to sue the federal government over another First Amendment violation. Looking forward to that given my last experience trying to get justice with the feds. Sure is good to be back.

What up? Amazing to see time heals all wounds with you, and yet Bern is claiming my posts about the constitution, liberty, etc was so far out there. Times sure have changed.