Birthers, is Secret Service watching you?

World Net Daily ^ | January 12, 2010 | Drew Zahn

[circumbendibus]

In blogs, interviews and e-mails, "birthers" around the country are reporting surveillance and visits from the U.S. Secret Service, whose agents have questioned – or, as some report, intimidated – them over their insistence that Barack Obama prove his constitutional eligibility to serve as president.

As WND reported, Stephen Pidgeon, an attorney for Washington state plaintiffs challenging Obama's eligibility, grew suspicious in March when his wife and coworkers reported being shadowed by police and three, black SUVs.

"We are definitely under surveillance and it's coordinated with Homeland Security," Pidgeon alleged.

In November, Dale Laudenslager, a member of the American Grand Jury movement's attempt to have Obama indicted for fraud and even treason, reported on The JAG Hunter blog more direct confrontation: an unannounced home visit by a Pennsylvania state police officer and two Secret Service agents.

"They came in regard to the criminal complaint I sent to the FBI and the fact that [Obama] is going to be in a town very close by," Laudenslager writes. "I told them I had no violent intentions, but we do intend to remove [Obama] from office through the court system. I handed them the AGJ presentments. I told them they have been mailed or hand delivered to courts and public officials all over this country. They seemed satisfied, took a copy of the presentments, left their cards and left."

[mad_as_he$$]

It is disgusting. Judgment Day is at hand.

[Prole]

I’m expecting re-education camps any moment for many of us.

Let the damn democrats make camps.

Just because they make them does not mean that they will be filled, and I triple-dog-dare the filthy bastards to try to herd We The People into them.

[MortMan]

(Whispering) Why do you ask? ;-P

[MortMan]

Off topic, but you aren’t from the Binghamton, NY area, are you? (re: screen name)

[browniexyz]

Look in your phone book. Look in the government pages. You will find there’s a phone number in your location for a local office of the Secret Service!! And you don’t live anywhere near the White House! It’s part of the Department of the Treasury, sir, and it has broad powers to investigate all kinds of threats, financial, physical, etc. We notified them when someone stole our credit card number in a rather unique way.

[Marine_Uncle]

Thanks for the info. I know the SS is part of the DT. I simply stated that now they are under the DHS. Look it up on the web and become updated as to the change. It took place in 2008.

[mo]

At what point to SS agents or th eSS itself become accessories to Bambi’s fraud and the DNC fraud?

[American Constitutionalist]

Actually, we, us, are the one's who pray for the Secret Service agents for their safety, we pray for the CIA and other law enforcement agents.
Whether the Secret Service realizes it or not, we are on their side,
yes Secret Service ?
We are on your side and we have no beef with you at all.
If I was a Secret Service agent, the group of people I would want to be around is the Tea Party goers, Christians, Conservatives.
It just does not make any sense and it is a waste of resources for the Secret Service to go after law abiding i.e. Christians, Conservatives, US Constitution clingers just because we have political differences with the CIC or the Democratic Party.
I want to let the Secret Service to know that we are praying for you, and yes, we are on YOUR side.

[browniexyz]

I didn’t know it was now part of the DHS—well, it can forget being effective, now!!! That is one way too huge bureaucracy. This might explain uninvited people getting into the WH and pantybombers making it onto plans, alright.

[EBH]

Since its inception in 1865, the Secret Service has been involved in protecting the integrity of the nation’s financial systems. Recent advances in technology have changed the nature of financial transactions throughout the world. Consequently, the Secret Service’s investigative responsibilities have increased significantly. The Secret Service has jurisdiction in the United States for investigations involving the counterfeiting of U.S. and foreign obligations and securities. This authority has expanded to include the investigation of financial institution fraud, access device fraud, computer crimes, fraudulent government and commercial securities, fictitious financial instruments, telecommunications fraud, false identification and identity theft.

http://www.secretservice.gov/whoweare_sa.shtml

[EBH]

Secret Service Strategic Plan
http://www.secretservice.gov/usss_strategic_plan_2008_2013.pdf

Readily available on the net at their home site.

[Marine_Uncle]

Thanks for the info. I had checked out those sites prior to my comments, but that is ok.