The Chain of Command is Broken, Col. Lind!| The Post & Email

WHERE IS THE AUTHORITY TO HOLD A COURT-MARTIAL WITHOUT A LEGITIMATE COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF?

November 11, 2010

Does the military chain of command start and stop with the Pentagon, according to the U.S. Constitution?

Dear Editor:

The following email was sent to Col. Denise Lind, who ruled on September 3, 2010 that Lt. Col. Terrence Lakin could not obtain discovery on Barack Obama’s birth records and history because it might prove “embarrassing” to Obama, the putative commander-in-chief:

From: Tom ArnoldSubject: SO, COL DENISE R LIND, CHIEF “JUDGE” IN THE LT COL TERRY LAKIN COURT-MARTIALTo: chuck.dasey@us.army.milCc: Roger.West4@usdoj.comDate: Thursday, November 11, 2010, 2:33 PM

What happened to the “chain of command?!” You, Col. Lind, ruled on September 3 that the Pentagon, not so-called commander-in-chief Barack Obama, is the entity which issues orders to enlisted men and women in the military. As such, you denied Lt. Col. Terry Lakin, truly an American hero and patriot, his right as a United States citizen and military officer to the defense process of discovery to merely examine Obama’s credentials so as to verify his, Obama’s, legal authority constitutionally to issue orders to troops troops, such as to deploy to Afghanistan in the case of Lt. Col. Lakin.

So, now, Col. Lind, it appears we have a disjointed/disconnected “chain of command,” don’t we?

It doesn’t extend to the “top” anymore, i.e., it doesn’t go up to or emanate from the “Commander-in-Chief” like we always thought it did. According to you, the chain of command now stops at the Pentagon!

This sort-of leaves Barack Obama out, doesn’t it, Col. Lind?

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