Poor evaluations?? would love to see those... finances... hey made some mistakes.. learned from them.. debt free now...

Marine who criticized Obama on Facebook: I wish I could take it back

Sgt. Gary Stein, the 26-year-old Marine who learned Wednesday he would be discharged for his online comments criticizing President Barack Obama, wishes he could take it back.

“People ask me, ‘Would you go back and change those words?’ I would most definitely,” Stein told msnbc.com. “I would articulate my point better.” ...

And he said he has also apologized to the president.

“If he was in front of me right now, I would salute him, say, ‘Yes, Mr. President, No, Mr. President,’ and when I walked away, I would still disagree with his policies. But those are two separate things.”

Gary Stein, Discharged Tea Party Marine, Scared But Not Retreating After Punishment

Gary Stein, the former Marine sergeant who received an other-than-honorable discharge after posting derogatory material about President Barack Obama on a Facebook page, isn't recoiling despite some admitted fears following his punishment.

In a recent interview with CBS, Stein said the controversy had left him concerned for his wife, his children and himself.

Kreep shakes Ex-Sgt. Stein's money-maker at ...

https://garystein.us/



The Kreepster seems to be taking on more and more craziness. Wonder if he handles stress as well as Orly?

All donations to USJF are tax deductible to the extent allowed by law

Does this mean "All donations to USJF are not tax deductible at all"?

He knows it's a loser. This is nothing more than a money-making scheme for him.

He's got another way to funnel money to his USJF. That foundation has consistently rated low.

Gary Stein · 8,017 like this.
Sunday at 23:42 ·
President Obama was in Hollywood for a fundraiser. Forty grand a plate — because nothing says "man of the people" like demanding 40 grand for some rubbery chicken.

Insiders say Obama's pretty comfortable around actors. He should be. He has been "acting" like he was born in Hawaii for a long time

Surprise surprise! Stein makes a birther 'joke' on his Facebook page:

It's the pugs who do the rubbery chicken schtick. And of course, people like Stein himself who eat a Big Chicken Dinner.

BCD Info Here...

Punitive
Bad Conduct (BCD)

A Bad Conduct Discharge (BCD) can only be given by a court-martial (either Special or General) as punishment to an enlisted service-member. Bad conduct discharges are often preceded by a period of confinement in a military prison. The discharge itself is not executed until completion of both confinement and the appellate review process.

Virtually all veterans' benefits are forfeited by a Bad Conduct Discharge; BCD recipients are eligible for VA disability compensation, as the only discharge that forfeits all VA benefits in full is the Dishonorable Discharge.

Other Than Honorable (OTH)

An OTH is the most severe form of administrative discharge. This type of discharge represents a serious departure from the conduct and performance expected of all military members. OTH discharges are typically given to service members convicted by a civilian court in which a sentence of confinement has been adjudged or in which the conduct leading to the conviction brings discredit upon the service. It can also be given as the result of certain civil hearings, like divorce for adultery. OTH discharges can be accepted in-lieu of court-martial proceedings at the service-member's request. Persons facing OTH are guaranteed, by the Uniform Code of Military Justice, the right to have their discharge heard by an administrative discharge board, which is similar to a court-martial but is not a public forum.

Recipients of OTH discharges are barred from reenlisting into any component of the Armed Forces (including the reserves), and are normally barred from joining the Army National Guard or Air National Guard, except under rare circumstances that require exception-to-policy waivers. As of September 2006, all 50 states had policies barring the reenlistment of OTH discharge recipients.

Q: I’m facing an other-than-honorable discharge. Can you explain the difference between that and a bad-conduct discharge?

There are major differences in the process of how each discharge is reached, but in terms of the end result, an other-than-honorable discharge and a bad-conduct discharge are virtually the same. Both have similar and severe repercussions.

The difference is that an OTH discharge is administrative, and a bad-conduct discharge is punitive. Those facing OTH discharges will have their case heard by an administrative separation board, while anyone receiving a bad-conduct discharge will be discharged after conviction by a special or general court-martial.

An OTH discharge goes on a service member’s permanent military service record, while a bad-conduct discharge out of a court-martial amounts, roughly, to a low-level criminal conviction in the civilian world.

Nearly everything else is the same

He lost his latest battle in Federal District Court. CAAFLog has a copy of the ruling: http://www.caaflog.com/wp-content/uploa ... ruling.pdf

He lost his latest battle in Federal District Court. CAAFLog has a copy of the ruling: http://www.caaflog.com/wp-content/uploa ... ruling.pdf

Thanks for posting this, Maybenaut. Nice to see the system work the way it's supposed to

Judge Huff wrote a very thorough opinion on why this is a military matter and the court should not stick its nose into it based on Mindes v. Seaman, 453 F.2d 197 (5th Cir. 1971), and Wenger v. Monroe,282 F.3d 1068 (9th Cir. 2002).

Remember Gary the Kreep was one of Stein's three USJF paid attorneys at the Administrative Separation Board hearing last April. I don't know if the three attorneys who filed the this case for Stein are from the USJF or not.

Judge Huff did give Stein 30 days to file an amended complaint but it appears to me his only recourse is through the Board for Correction of Naval Records or the Naval Discharge Review Board as Judge Huff pointed out in the decision.

Stein's back in the news. He wants to bring Tea Party rule to his now home town, Murrieta CA.: