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In an exclusive interview, Lt. Col. Terry Lakin spoke to the Gazette this afternoon, following his release from prison at Ft. Leavenworth, after serving a six month sentence. Lakin, a former Greeley resident said at his courtmartial he felt he had no choice but to disobey orders after attempting for more than a year to get answers from his chain of command regarding the president's eligibility to be commander in chief. Lakin was in good spirits following his release today. After exiting a white van, he met his brother Greg. Using a laptop, he called his wife and children on...

(May 11, 2011) — Lieutenant Colonel Terry Lakin will be returning to Baltimore on Saturday, May 14, 2011, after serving five months in Fort Leavenworth. Terry was sentenced to confinement with loss of pay, benefits and pension due to a series of events resulting from his request for confirmation of the president’s eligibility to hold office. Those interested in greeting LTC Lakin when he returns from prison are invited to join with fellow supporter at Baltimore-Washington International Airport (BWI) on Saturday, May 14, at 10:30 am. Those planning to attend should use the free pre-event registration on the TerryLakin.com website....

Attention, The Donald: have I got a talking point for you! Whether or not you can prove Obama's ineligibility to be Commander-in-Chief, he's already proven himself to be morally ineligible. How? His ice-cold indifference to the tragic fate of Lt. Colonel Terry Lakin, now rotting in prison because Obama refuses to release his birth certificate. Lt. Colonel Terry Lakin is a highly decorated army doctor who received deployment notice to Afghanistan, and asked to see Obama's birth certificate to prove his eligibility as Commander-in-Chief. In the words of Lakin's website: LTC Terry Lakin chose to selflessly defend the Constitution as...

Today is the day a terrible injustice will likely be done to one of our finest Americans. Today begins the court martial of Lieutenant Colonel Dr. Terry Lakin, a highly decorated Army doctor and flight surgeon, who, after repeatedly attempting to no avail to verify that Barack Obama is actually a legal commander-in-chief of the United States Armed Forces, decided to invite his own court martial, as he put it, and refused orders to deploy for a second time to Afghanistan. Last March, WorldNetDaily quoted Dr. Lakin as saying, "The Constitution matters. The truth matters."For the first time in all...

President Obama signed an Executive Order promulgating the 2010 changes to the Manual for Courts-Martial on August 31, 2010. The covering document is on the White House website, but the text of the changes is still neither there nor on the Federal Register and DoD websites as of 10:45 a.m., Sept. 2, 2010. The amendments take effect on September 30, 2010.

"DECORATED ARMY DOCTOR LTC TERRY LAKIN WAIVES PRELIMINARY HEARING AND ANNOUNCES NEW YOUTUBE VIDEO HEARING WILL NOT PROCEED ON JUNE 11, 2010 Washington, D.C., June 9, 2010. Saying that the Army has made it “impossible for me to present a defense” at the Article 32 “preliminary hearing” previously scheduled for June 11, 2010, Lt. Colonel Terrence Lakin has officially waived –cancelled—that proceeding. Therefore, the case will move inexorably on to a General Court Martial. The punishment for the charges filed against LTC Lakin carry a maximum term of four years in the penitentiary. Lakin expects the trial to be held...

The group backing Birther Army Doctor Terrence Lakin as he makes his way through the military justice system announced today that Lakin is waiving a preliminary hearing that was set for Friday. Lt. Col. Lakin refused orders on the grounds that Barack Obama is not eligible to be president. It is now up to Maj. Gen. Karl Horst, Military District of Washington Commander, to decide if the case will go to trial, said Chuck Dasey, spokesman at Walter Reed Army Medical Center in Washington, where Lakin is assigned. The American Patriot Foundation said in a press release: Saying that the...

Dr Manning on Lt. Cmdr. Fitzpatick and Lt Col Terry Lakin