Defense Department encorachment into civilian law enforcement

JAG HUNTER here:

The Constitution forbids civilian-military partnerships in criminal law enforcement operations.

The mission of the DEFENSE DEPARTMENT is to defend America against her foreign and domestic enemies...the DOD mission does not extend to enforcing her CRIMINAL laws!

These admissions are very serious:

"Today's announcement demonstrates that our commitment to rooting out fraud in the Department of the Army is stronger than ever," said Brigadier General Rodney Johnson, the commanding general of the U.S. Army Criminal Investigation Command. "This plea agreement should send a crystal clear message that we will aggressively pursue allegations of wrongdoing wherever the leads take our special agents. We will continue our fight against fraud and our unwavering commitment to the Department of Justice and our fellow agencies who stand shoulder to shoulder with us in this fight.

"Today's criminal action demonstrates the ongoing commitment of SIGIR and the U.S. Army -- Criminal Investigation Command to aggressively pursue those who have committed fraud and bribery in connection with the U.S.-funded effort to rebuild Iraq," said Stuart W. Bowen, Jr., Special Inspector General for Iraq Reconstruction (SIGIR). "We owe nothing less to the dedicated military and civilian personnel, and contractors who are serving, or have served, in Iraq, and to the Iraqis, and, of course, to the U.S. taxpayers."

Brigadier General (one star) Rodney Johnson and Inspector General Stuart W. Bowen perjure their oaths to the Constitution. If We The People do not repair this serious breech of the civil-military relationship, it will widen to the complete abandonment of our constitutionally founded government.

Crimes committed against the U.S. government--no matter the branch of government--are actionable in peacetime only by civilian law enforcement officials.

Our Constitution commands it.

Here Endth Another Lesson!



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