And yet this is precisely what seems to have unfolded during the August 3rd, 2011 raid on the Rawesome Foods private club in Venice and what appears to be continually happening around the country while We the People remain asleep and ignorant to (or unwilling to face) the corruption run amock in government agencies still claiming to be working for our best interests.
But what if you could give substance to that sick feeling you've only ever carried quietly inside - the one that tells you something really is wrong with this picture, that something foul or dirty or sinister is at work? What if the people you thought were just 'crazy conspiracy theorists' were actually the truth-tellers? What if you could definitively prove certain members of the government weren't really serving the People? What if you could demonstrate with concrete evidence that certain government agents closest to the investigation and subsequent arrests of your friends were never authorized - not by you, nor anyone - to investigate in the first place? What if those folks claiming to conduct their duties on behalf of the People had goofed and missed an important step somewhere, and you - a concerned citizen - could see their too hastily assumed authority now unraveling?
And what if you were beginning at last to understand that even you had - in your silent, unquestioning consent - somehow helped those perceived authorities to falsely accuse your friends, harrass and intimidate your entire community and ultimately force your neighbors into giving up their businesses or declaring bankruptcy? What if you decided no longer to wear the cloak of a victim?
If you could do all that, I expect the whole house of cards might just come crashing down. And I expect it might start a very real revolution in which the now better-informed citizens of this world unite to hold its elected and appointed leaders and government agencies accountable - to their own rules, at the very least. I further expect we'd feel both shocked at the level of non-compliance and yet empowered at our own abilities to affect change.
It could happen... Here's why:
Six full months have now passed since the Rawesome raid. (Many thanks, by the way, to folks like Mr. David Gumpert who continue to publish updates: http://www.thecompletepatient.com/journal/2012/1/27/hurry-up-and-wait-rawesome-three-get-used-to-criminal-justic.html.) Still, we former club members are likely no closer to forgetting how much more complicated it is these days to obtain the nourishing food we require. In that time, however, some of us probably have forgotten a few of the details that resulted in our having been separated from it... Details like the name Michelle LeCavalier.
So let's refresh our memories together... Savvy reporting by Natural News on the day of the raid (http://www.naturalnews.com/033224_Rawesome_Foods_search_warrant.html) kept us abreast of what was happening and revealed that it was LeCavalier's signature that appeared on the search warrant (http://www.naturalnews.com/files/RawWarrant1088-NoSSN.pdf). But little else was known about this mystery woman - so little, in fact, that Natural News had posted the following query for more information within the body of their own article:
"Who is Michelle LeCavalier?
I want to know who this state employee is and why she is engaged in authorizing acts of terrorism against innocent citizens of California. Attempts to find out more about LeCavalier have so far failed, although NaturalNews has confirmed that she is a California state employee who worked under the Dept. of Health at one point.If you have any information about Michelle LeCavalier, or a link to an online photo of her, please let us know. This woman needs to be held accountable for her role in authorizing acts of government terrorism against the People."
Even with such limited information available, it has come to my attention that new data has recently surfaced on LeCavalier - most notably that she has NO Oath of Office on record with either the Secretary of State in California or the Los Angeles County Recorder's Office, despite her signature on the search warrant (http://www.naturalnews.com/files/RawWarrant1088-NoSSN.pdf) issued against Rawesome & Healthy Family Farms. See below.
*Redacted items NOT directly related to Michelle LeCavalier . |
But LeCavalier's isn't the only missing Oath of Office. Richard Ballou, Senior Investigator for the County of Los Angeles District Attorney's Office Environmental Crimes Unit, the same man listed as "Declarant and Complainant" on the 21-page complaint against the accused: http://nourishedkitchen.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/08/filed-HFF-Complaint.pdf) *also* appears to have NO Oath of Office on file. See below.
And so who are these people? And how is it they've assumed the roles of government agents working on behalf of the People, when they've taken no Oath of Office promising to "support and defend the Constitution of the United States and the Constitution of the State of California against all enemies,
foreign and domestic", and to "bear true faith and allegiance to the Constitution of the United States and the constitution of the State of California"?
Without this solemn bond with the People, how have we any guarantee that We the People are protected from their ignorance and/or malice? What recourse do we have against any false witness borne by them against our friends and neighbors? And what's more, shouldn't these revelations call into question the entirety of the so-called "evidence" gathered by their direction in this case?
This concerned citizen would like very much to know how it is that these departments of the County of Los Angeles and the State of California claim to be in compliance with the above-named CA Government Codes, when folks with no filed Oaths of Office seem to be on the payroll. It's a simple question, really. And if there is an exception somewhere that gets them out of this requirement, then I want to see it... That's all.
After all, according to CA GOVERNMENT CODE SECTION 54950-54963 and CA GOVERNMENT CODE SECTION 11120-11132, " The people of this State do not yield their sovereignty to the agencies which serve them. The people, in delegating authority, do not give their public servants the right to decide what is good for the people to know and what is not good for them to know. The people insist on remaining informed so that they may retain control over the instruments they have created."
And anything less simply will not do. Not for me. Not anymore.
I'll leave it to more legally minded folks to discern how damaging this publicly available information may or may not be to the prosecution's case against James Stewart and the Rawesome Three. Of course, I hope that it is very damaging, and I cannot conceive of how it could be anything else but that. Even notaries, for example, cannot begin notarizing documents until they've taken an Oath of Office. And for those who might suggest that Oaths of Office are strictly ceremonial, I'd ask what would happen if the President of the United States were to neglect taking an Oath of Office. I mean, isn't that entire point of the Inauguration? Given the hostilities still lingering over disputes regarding the current President's birth certificate, I can just imagine the uproar that would ensue from the People, had Obama failed to take an Oath of Office. And in fact, I'd take issue myself with such an omission.
In the case of Rawesome, however, as a very concerned citizen whose food was [I believe] wrongfully taken and destroyed and whose access to those foods continues to be denied as a result of documents signed by LeCavalier and Ballou, I have a big problem simply continuing blindly to trust in a governmental system whose corruption seems to run always deeper. In short, I am - like many of you, I hope - beginning to wake up. And I am beginning to take action.
Please do not mistake me. I am not contesting the necessity and usefulness of some structure of government - and ideally, fellow conscientious members of government agencies will support and assist us in weeding out unlawful and unconstitutional behaviors; Rather, I am simply expressing my increasing intolerance of apparent abuses within the governmental system. That is why, I believe, these folks and all others holding government offices MUST be held accountable - not merely by their own agencies, but by the People (that's us) whom they claim to represent.
Let's not forget who sits at the top of the ladder in this government (both state and county), who is ultimately responsible for the behavior of any such ill-sorted rabble, and who therefore who has the power and authority to set things right again...
We the People.
Amen.
Wow .... did some lawyers initially find this specific information? Either way, the case should be completely thrown out just based on these "simple" mistakes!! What a circus of morons
ReplyDeleteFrom a Facebook exchange, posted with permission from my friend Mako. (Follow me on Facebook by visiting >> https://www.facebook.com/pages/TheGirlsGoneRawcom/187273177976472 << and clicking 'Like'.)
ReplyDeleteMako: hella intriguing. I didn't know Health Specialist III's needed to take oaths of office. To me, it sounded like a glorified health inspector. Does an REHS have to swear in?
Angela Doss: I don't have all the answers either... But the info certainly raises questions, at the very least. And since these folks' positions supposedly exist for our benefit and/or protection, it seems We the People (especially me) should at least be better informed.
Angela Doss: And anyway, why would one group of government agents be required to take oaths and not another?? These are things I want to learn.
Mako: from what I read, the argument is that the person who signed off on the raid technically needs to be sworn in (or on record of taking an oath). The only problem I see is that it is a secondary action stemming from an original directive, and that person has sworn the oath. An REHS is hired as the authority to determine what is "healthy" or "public health in environment" crap. That might be the loophole from the other end. but yes, intriguing
Angela Doss: Yes, there could be loopholes galore... My point is that our government is accountable to us, and NOT the other way around. I simply want an explanation of this - because something looks a bit off to me.
Mako: I think it boils down to Pat Kennelly, Food Safety Chief at the Food, Drug and Radiation Safety Division under California DPH. If he authorized the REHS, it's a sworn deal. To be honest, you can't drum up SWAT-esque resources unless it's a political move. Makes me wonder if he was directed by someone who needs supermarket support to be honest.
Not all individuals that do business as "government" are required by law to take and subscribe an oath of office. What difference does it make that your oppressors have sworn an oath to support pieces of paper that they force on you at gunpoint?
ReplyDeleteWhile I think it's true not all individuals are required by law to have oaths of office on file, it seems many of those involved in the Rawesome case are. And it is disturbing that so many (more than I've published here, in fact) are missing. As to "what difference it make[s]"... in the long-run, well, that remains to be seen. My hope is that all this, when brought more to light, can remind law enforcement officials that they too - and not just constituents - are bound by law as well. Whether we all agree with that system of law is another topic entirely... In any case, I expect we'll want to continue watching this whole thing. People are beginning to wake up, and as they do, they're not so happy with what they see.
ReplyDeleteThis was also the case in the Wisconsin v. Vernon Hershberger case in which County and State "authorities" pursued and achieved a search warrant without being true public servants. They were not duly accepted public servants because they lacked oaths of office as well as bonds. In Wisconsin, according to the its Constitution, you must have an oath of office on file as well as a bond. None of those who were responsible for getting a judge to sign a warrant had oaths of office or bonds on file.
ReplyDeleteFarmer Vernon filed a motion to dismiss based partially on those grounds. The judge denied even knowing the law about oaths and bonds, even though all statues and designations were cited in the motion to dismiss. The corruption in government to deprive us of our rights is moving fast and hard since 2010. We must stop it. There is always jury nullification.
Jury nullification is every jurors right to judge not only fact but law. Jurors can rule by their verdicts that laws are unjust and acquit the defendant. That was how the public rid itself of the prohibition laws in the 1920's and 30's.
But guess what, judge Guy Reynold in Vernon's case ruled that jury nullification cannot be mentioned during the trial. Now you know how judges who work for the governments taking actions against citizens stack the deck against citizens. They violate their oaths of office to protect the people according to both State and Federal Constitutions.
What can everyone do about it? Can we sue the judges who violate us? Sure but it will be another judge that will rule and manipulate the jury in that case. So where can we achieve justice in such a corrupt system? I have no answer other than for hordes of people to appear at such trials and wreck havoc via demonstrations. I do not mean simply hundreds of people. We need thousands of people.
Farmer Vernon Hershberger's case is scheduled for September 25, 2012 at the Baraboo County Courthouse. Please plan to be there for the week. In case dates change, keep updated with David Gumpert at TheCompletePatient.com.
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