Vets call for resignations, impeachments in Washington
'Call to action' says purge of corruption required to restore constitutional republic
By Bob Unruh
© 2011 WND
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Back quite a few years ago when the American people were suffering under a despot called King George III they drew up a list of his offenses and told him they were not going to allow his government by fiat to be "destructive" any longer.
In the Declaration of Independence, they cited such problems as his refusal to allow beneficial and necessary laws, his obstruction of justice by manipulating the judiciary, his erection of "a multitude of new offices," his disruption of trade and his preventing the laws adopted by local legislatures from addressing problems.
The Revolutionary War resulted.
Now, the Veteran Defenders of America, a group that involves such luminaries as Maj. Gen. Paul E. Vallely, is pointing out a similar list of offenses.
Only this document, "A Declaration to Restore the Constitutional Republic," is addressed to the people.
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It in, officials with Veteran Defenders note that the America people now have a strategic leader, President Obama, who "has questionable allegiance" and has "wreaked economic tyranny on the American people." He also destroyed accepted administrative processes with 32 czars, doubled the national debt in one year, sided with Mexico against the American people, is demanding new taxes, subverted the nation's immigration laws, forcibly took control of private economic interests, is targeting charities and churches for penalties and has advocated for a mosque "bankrolled by terrorist sympathizers" while refusing to defend the nation's own laws.
This time, however, they just want his resignation, and those of his friends.
"This is not a call to overthrow our entire institutions of government, or subvert the Law of the Land, but rather to restore those institutions to their honorable constitutionally forms," says the new declaration.
"As such, and under their oaths to the Constitution and the people whom they are sworn to protect and defend against all enemies, foreign and domestic, it is incumbent upon every citizen, veteran, soldier, officer and agent to use the tools of the people to protect the people and return our government to a Constitutional Republic of, by and for the people."
It continues, "May the Creator, who endowed each of us with certain unalienable rights, among them the right to Life, Liberty and the individual Pursuit of Happiness free from government tyranny, bless this mission of, by and for the people of the United States, and may the Lord let freedom ring in America, once again.
"We demand an end to government corruption, an end to despotic leadership in D.C., an end to the current assault on all decent and honest American taxpayers, businesses and honorable public servants of the people. We demand the peaceful return of the people's government, and we will remain resolute in the defense of the Constitution and the United States of America until the people can once again, feel secure in their nation and government."
Veterans Defenders was launched by Richard Van Waes, who said America's freedoms "are in jeopardy." It is part of the Patriots Union.
The Veteran Defenders organization doesn't disclose the number of its members, but a spokesman confirmed that members of the group overwhelmingly are in strong support of the statement, and other veterans organizations are expressing interest.
He said it is time that veterans remember they all can contribute in some way to preserving and restoring the nation. His group is intended to give "veterans the opportunity to continue fulfilling their oath to defend America."
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