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PostPosted: Mon Jun 25, 2012 2:16 pm 
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Will be on Terry Lakin Action Fund radio at 3 p.m. today.

I'll be elsewhere.

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Derek J. Howell, Esq., is a decorated former Maryland state trooper. Derek spent over ten years with the Maryland State Police, including working undercover on a federal task force, before leaving to obtain his Juris Doctor, cum laude, from the University of Baltimore School of Law. He earned his Bachelor of Science and Master of Science degrees, both with honors, from the Johns Hopkins University. Derek is an attorney and Director of Operations for the Institute on the Constitution. He is admitted to the United States District Court for the District of Maryland and licensed to practice law in the State of Maryland. In 2010 Derek was elected to the Harford County Republican Central Committee. Derek is also an Adjunct Professor at Stevenson University and Adjunct Faculty Member of the Community College of Baltimore County where he teaches Criminal Justice & the Constitution and Introduction to Law.

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Derek is a Christian. He is happily married to his wife, Jenna, and blessed to be the father of son, Hudson.

Mr. Obama, the question of your being a Natural Born Citizen is NOT going away. It is a focal point of our Constitution!

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PostPosted: Mon Jun 25, 2012 2:32 pm 
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And another grifter is born.

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PostPosted: Mon Jun 25, 2012 3:00 pm 
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So the Institute on the Constitution runs this web site called "The American View." That's an "educational effort" sponsored by a law firm, Paroutka & Paroutka in Pasadena, Md. A quick search of the firm shows that it's apparently mainly a bill collection enterprise.

Here's how Mr. Howell describes the institute on a meetup page:
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I'm the Director of Operations for the Institute on the Constitution. We must restore our republic. We can only do that by returning our nation first to God and then to the Constitution. Contact me if you or your group want to learn the Constitution!

http://www.meetup.com/The-Northwest-Chesapeake-GOOOH-Meetup-Group/members/11420097/

There's a piece on the web site entitled, "Understanding the American Form of Government is Essential for Preserving Liberty." And what is that?
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There is a distinctively American view of law and of the role, purpose, and conduct of civil government. This American View rests firmly on Biblical foundations and requires, for its successful functioning, a moral and religious culture. That is to say, it requires a citizenry which is not only knowledgeable regarding the revealed Word of God and His moral principles and precepts, but also a citizenry which is committed to living liberty by observing His law.

http://www.theamericanview.com/2012/06/understanding-the-american-form-of-government-is-essential-for-preserving-liberty/

Isn't that the definition of a theocracy??

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Edit: Edited to add theocracy stuff

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A sample of the institute's views:

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American political philosophy is based on the belief that the world was created by God in six days and that this creation event occurred about six thousand years ago. So, the whole idea of evolution and an earth that is millions of years old is absolutely antithetical to America. When you see and hear folks describe the earth as millions of years old, you know that they are either willfully anti-American or they are ignorant of their own heritage and history.

What I am saying is that the promotion of evolution is an act of disloyalty to America


http://www.theamericanview.com/2011/11/evolution-is-anti-american/

'nuff said.

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Mr. Howell is from Maryland. I think he might be getting a phone call soon from a lunatic-chain smoker-pro se litigant-unskilled investigator-video maker-troll who does not wear leggings or dye her hair.


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PostPosted: Mon Jun 25, 2012 3:18 pm 
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Theocracy is anti-american. As TAV promotes theocracy, it is promoting anti-Americanism. Any arguments based on theocracy (rule based on the notion of a deity) are inherently anti-American. The theocratic modifications instilled on the U.S. are against the ideals the nation was founded on, and relying any arguments upon them are inherently ridiculous.




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Michael A. Peroutkareplied:

Thanks for your interest in The American View.

You say that Theocracy is anti-American, but I fail to see why. Perhaps we may need to define terms. You say that Theocracy is “rule based on the notion of deity”. Our country was founded precisely upon the belief in a deity, that is, God. The Declaration cites the Laws of Nature and Nature’s God. Please see my response to Mr. Denning as to what I believe this means. Our founders were claiming that the King and Parliament were NOT abiding by the higher moral laws and it was this Godless approach that gave them the authority to separate.

I can remember from my youth that when the term “communism” was used, it frequently was referred to as “Godless communism.” Conversely, the American Republic was specifically founded on the belief that a Creator God is the Author of our rights and liberties.

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Michael A. Peroutka


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Gone 'way round the bend, ain't they ? Strange after that big impressive bio to see all the crazy crap come out and expose itself.

More FEMA camps, we need more FEMA camps. And we're gonna need tons of good drugs (for inmates and the staff who have to deal with them).

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Welsh Dragon wrote:
A sample of the institute's views:

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American political philosophy is based on the belief that the world was created by God in six days and that this creation event occurred about six thousand years ago. So, the whole idea of evolution and an earth that is millions of years old is absolutely antithetical to America. When you see and hear folks describe the earth as millions of years old, you know that they are either willfully anti-American or they are ignorant of their own heritage and history.

What I am saying is that the promotion of evolution is an act of disloyalty to America




The founders also believed that illness was caused by humors, treated with leaches, and didn't believe in sterilization. Is it anti-American to go to the doctor?

(maybe this explains the opposition to the health care act).


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They also believed in slavery or is that 5/8th crap not in the US Constitution?

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Their jury course sounds enlightening..

Most modern Americans believe that the jury’s duty is to follow the particular instructions of a judge and evaluate “justice” for a plaintiff or defendant in light of the manipulated presentation of evidence in the courtroom. This erroneous view is actually destructive to the very justice for which the role of the jury was established.

And I thought jurors were supposed to pay attention to the judge. Silly me!

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Do we know how long this new Great Birther Hope has been licensed? Has he handled any reported cases? I wonder if Col. Sullivan is familiar with him, since all of his legal views seem to be antithetical to what the ACLU is all about. :-k

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PostPosted: Mon Jun 25, 2012 6:23 pm 
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Such a multitalented guy...

http://airtalents.com/profile/Derek-J-H ... l3602.html

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I host "1090 at Night" on WBAL 1090 AM.

I'm a decorated former state trooper who worked undercover on both state and federal task forces (including international drug smuggling cases and terrorism investigations); who then went on to earn his law degree, practice law, teach the U.S. Constitution at a local college, was elected to public office and currently serves as Director of Operations for the Institute on the Constitution. These are just highlights of the experiences I am ready to offer.

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It's an attempt by the "Creationist Community" to horn in on the Birfer Bucks. When they heard Kreep was making six figures from donations...

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Licensed since 2008. Practices in Bel Air, mainly known for a family of famous American actors. Heard of John Wilkes Booth? Anti-gay, and testified in SC in support of our currency needing to be backed by gold or silver.

I have high hopes for him. He would fit right in at Dr Kates. Odd, we have the same alma mater yet we seem not to have learned the same stuff.

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You must have been sleeping... he obviously paid attention. :)

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Licensed since 2008. Practices in Bel Air, mainly known for a family of famous American actors. Heard of John Wilkes Booth? Anti-gay, and testified in SC in support of our currency needing to be backed by gold or silver.

I have high hopes for him. He would fit right in at Dr Kates. Odd, we have the same alma mater yet we seem not to have learned the same stuff.



Bel Air is the county seat and where Marco Ciavolino has the post office box that is used for the Terry Lakin Action Fund. It's about 20 or 30 minutes north of Baltimore.

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Licensed since 2008. Practices in Bel Air, mainly known for a family of famous American actors. Heard of John Wilkes Booth? Anti-gay, and testified in SC in support of our currency needing to be backed by gold or silver.

I have high hopes for him. He would fit right in at Dr Kates. Odd, we have the same alma mater yet we seem not to have learned the same stuff.


Thanks. So, he'd be a slightly more than junior associate at any law firm. I can't wait to see some examples of his work. \:D/

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The group he is with appears to be red by two other attorneys named Peroutka. Looking them up. I also see their group is sponsoring a speech by Sheriff Mack.

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http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Peroutka

The head guy. Ran for President. Just slightly right of Mussolini. His law firm makes oodles of money doing debt collection.

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The ex-cop/University of Baltimore law school connection is pretty common in the Maryland/greater DC area. As I posted about six weeks ago in a discussion about solo or small-firm lawyers from lower-tier law schools:

Piffle wrote:
There are, of course, exceptions. For example, if you're looking for a criminal defense to a high-end misdemeanor or low-end felony charge in Maryland, you could do worse than hiring a solo practitioner who graduated from U. Baltimore night school. That's traditionally been a good career path for ex-cops and ex-military MPs. Some of them are real bulldogs in court, having learned a lot about the ropes -- and life -- outside of traditional legal education. (But still, this stereotype probably wouldn't be my first choice to write a brief in a matter of first impression that's floating up though the appellate process.)


So yeah, I might easily buy that this guy is a decent criminal defender or collections lawyer. But a brilliant Constitutional scholar? I’m from Missouri on that.

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Former Texas Supreme Court Justice Eugene Cook once told me that "All [civil] cases are collections cases". :lol: Again, I cannot wait to see this guy's actual work product, now that he's taken a dive into the birfer pool. Where the hell was he when Terry Lakin needed legal assistance? :-k

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A recent tragic death at the institute for Teh Constitution.

Read the obit at http://www.theamericanview.com/2012/02/ ... tion-host/ and note the extreme associations of the decedent in the last paragraphs.


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A recent tragic death at the institute for Teh Constitution.

Read the obit at http://www.theamericanview.com/2012/02/ ... tion-host/ and note the extreme associations of the decedent in the last paragraphs.

The prospect of an obituary like that would be incentive enough for me to live for at least twenty-five more years.

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A recent tragic death at the institute for Teh Constitution.

Read the obit at http://www.theamericanview.com/2012/02/ ... tion-host/ and note the extreme associations of the decedent in the last paragraphs.

Offtopic :
Wanna bet he was one of those asshole pharmacists who refused to dispense birth control?


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