It's a dead heat between Fitz and Lakin for "Biggest Birfer Putz".

“A QUEEN JUDGE”

The following letter was written on December 27, 28 and 29, 2011 while Walter Fitzpatrick was incarcerated in the Monroe County jail following his December 7, 2011 arrest. Fitzpatrick had been released on December 3 from a previous stay in the jail but was arrested four days later for allegedly under-serving his sentence and “Tampering with Government Records.”

Here endth another lesson.

Things not declared wrong have consequently taken on substance, significance, acceptance and permanence that will result in the death of this nation if not reversed immediately.

You are most welcome, Admiral Commode Door.

Now that's Walt's out, why isn't he on top of the Tennessee Ballot Challenge? He'd meet new friends in the Government and continue to make a huge difference for his fellow citizens. In fact, I publicly challenge him to show he's truly a Patriot and GIT-R-DONE!

IMHO Lakin wins this contest hands-down. The Edmund Fitzgerald only lost a few months of freedom. He could have retired a bit higher up the ladder, but his screwup wasn't because of his birfing.

Laking on ther other hand threw everything he had down the shitter. He screwed up his military career, military pension, and now his civilian career.

Regarding the manner in which Monroe County arrests and charges its citizens with crimes, Fitzpatrick presented this analogy:

If you are in a parking lot coming out of Wal-Mart, for example, and you are a prosecutor by profession, and somebody comes onto you as an assailant and they have a gun…and they pull the gun on you and they say, “Give me your money or your life,” that prosecutor comes in and makes a report to a police officer or sheriff. That prosecutor says, “I have been assaulted.” Then they catch the assailant, and the assailant is brought into the judicial system.

The prosecutor in this case, the person who has been assaulted, cannot prosecute the case against his own assailant. He’s an accuser. As an accuser, he cannot prosecute because the conflict there is insurmountable. If he were the prosecutor, he could control the entire prosecution. So you can’t do that at all. The prosecutor who is, in fact, the victim of the crime alleged in the courtroom cannot be the prosecutor. That’s Law School 101.
But that’s what’s going on with me in this new charge about these documents. Now we know, because I’ve been talking about this “accuser” issue forever, we have an admission that my accuser in the case for which I stood trial on December 1, 2010, my accusers were Jim Stutts, who is a prosecutor, and Judge Carroll Ross, on behalf of the State of Tennessee, prosecuting their own case against me.

This is now the model. Tennessee is describing itself as the victim of crimes against people they’re prosecuting. They come in; they say a person has committed a crime, and the state of Tennessee is represented by the prosecuting attorney [what a novel idea that is ] instead of having somebody come forward as a person and say, “I’m the accuser” and submitting himself to cross-examination and the adversarial relationship between the accuser and the defendant.

The system that they have here is not found in our constitution. This is treason writ large, and now we have everything that we need to demonstrate, in writing, using their documents, the “new model” that is being used in the state of Tennessee to accuse people, prosecute and convict them as innocent people.

[blah, blah, blah, jail, rats, prisoners of war treated better, etc.]

Fitzpatrick has given us permission to release medical information pertaining to his well-being. He recently reported on the results of the blood work done on February 16 after meeting with his physician earlier this week. His doctor stated that the HA1c test done to measure the degree of his diabetes showed that it is “pretty out-of-control” at present. The number he shared with us is not dangerously high, but indicates that the blood sugar is elevated. Fitzpatrick said that before moving to Tennessee, he was diagnosed with adult-onset diabetes and was testing his blood sugar several times daily as well as following a low-carbohydrate diet. He adopted an exercise routine and, after several months, was told by his physician that the diabetes was in a remission of sorts and he no longer needed to test his blood.

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On one morning last week, he related that “I’m not the same man I was before. I may sound the same, but I’m not the same. This last time [in the jail] really did a number on me.” [so quit committing crimes and stay the hell outta jail] At that time, Fitzpatrick estimated that he was “working at about 50%.” He was told by his doctor that the “blackout” periods he has experienced from time to time are most likely due to stress and perhaps poor diet, which caused his blood sugar to “spike.” He has reported some memory problems, fatigue, confusion and the “blackouts,” all of which his doctor said could be related to unregulated glucose levels.

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At least two crimes were committed against Fitzpatrick while he was incarcerated over the last few months on which The Post & Email will not report until the time is right. We trust that the proper authorities are investigating the incidents and the evidence in order to bring about justice as outlined in Tennessee Code.

Fitzpatrick stated that he “was treated very badly” while in the custody of U.S. marshals for transport to Darren Huff’s trial as a potential witness, “but that’s a story for another day.” He added, “I would have been a very strong witness. I worked very hard to prepare [= make up] for my testimony…and then I wasn’t called.” It is Fitzpatrick’s understanding that he and Huff were made out to be “militia members” planning on “taking over the Monroe County courthouse” on April 20, 2010 by William L. Bryan, also known as “PJ Foggy,” who claimed responsibility in writing for the large police presence that day in Madisonville. No arrests were made that day. Huff was arrested ten days later and is awaiting a sentencing hearing which has been continued to April 3, 2012. “That’s why the Tennessee state prosecutor here, Jim Stutts, tied together, with Judge Jon Kerry Blackwood’s permission, Darren’s case and mine. Darren and I were co-defendants. That should not have happened. They were tying us together, working with the federal government, I might add, to show that Darren Huff and I were both militarist, right-wing extremist militiamen who were coming in with weapons and bombs – I’ve been called a “bomb-thrower, for goodness sakes – to take over the courthouse, and that did not happen.”

...medical information pertaining to his well-being...

Rondeau excreted:

Mr. Anal Langwage Weenie ax:

There. Just staying on top of the fine uncensored unedited journalism patriotism claptrap that, you know, probably had to be rushed before presstime.

Well, an autopsy.

fitzpatrick-case-on-alleged-stolen-documents-to-be-given-to-grand-jury???

http://www.thepostemail.com/2012/03/17/ ... rand-jury/

Fitzpatrick: Documents were Left on Table by Monroe County Court Clerk

“THERE WAS NO CRIME COMMITTED IN THAT MOMENT” by Walter Francis Fitzpatrick, III (Mar. 21, 2012) — [Editor's Note: On Monday, March 26, 2012, at 9:00 a.m. Walter Fitzpatrick has a motion hearing regarding the charge leveled against him of "tampering with government records." Here Fitzpatrick explains how he came into possession of the documents [...]

Except Wally transported the stolen documents out of the courtroom all the way to the P & Vinegar.

RETIRED NAVAL COMMANDER WHO FOUND AND EXPOSED CORRUPTION LABELED A “SOVEREIGN CITIZEN” BY THE FBI by Walter Francis Fitzpatrick, III (Mar. 25, 2012) — [Editor's Note: The following interview with Walter Francis Fitzpatrick, III reveals his observations on the part of local, state and federal law enforcement authorities to stigmatize him with the label of [...]