I reply again...
Even more interesting. If you look at where this fax was sent from, Office Max, at 1:58PM (the date she shipped out to Iraq), Using White Pages, reverse look-up of the phone number 706-563-3441, it is shown to be a landline, does not specify a business, and in located in Columbus, GA. Now she was leaving that day from Fort Gordon, GA. Google maps says that location is 245 miles away from Fort Gordon, Ga.
1. How can she travel that far from the base on a day she will deploy. Most orders require you on base and ready to go 24 hours in advance of a flight.
2. Why would she fax this from a location so far away on the day she would deploy, when fax machines are on base.
3. When would she decide to write this note, as she was dissappointed by the ruling, and standard procedure is to appeal a decision. Certainly this was discussed. IF she did not want to appeal, doesn’t it make sense that this letter would go to Orly Taitz? and not the Judge?
4. There is no mention that she contacted Orly Taitz to stop the filing, only to the judge...sound fishy?
5. Finally, I find it interesting that we have not heard from the Captain as she said she would contact the California Bar and file a complaint. so far, no complaint.
and most telling of all, is that she is, for now, incommunicado, more than likely traveling to her duty station.
To the protagonist:
What better way to throw a monkeywrench into the works, than to float a fake, it does not matter if its real or not, perception fuels those who do not want her to succeed, and if its not real and the Captain knows nothing about it, the damage is done.
To them, the worst thing that can happen is for everybody to take a wait and see attitude over this.
As has already been shown, the court clerk sent back the order as it apparently was filled out incorrectly. So how could the judge “Apparently” presume a $10K fine, if no such paperwork has been entered into the court???
Facts are Facts, but PERCEPTION is reality...remember that.
they have...
Where is the “confirmed” part of this?
” No matter where Captain Rhodes is at the moment, she can call a media outlet and refute the letter.”
Don’t know if you have ever been deployed, but, comm is usually limited and sketchy at best during deployment .
It would not be at all uncommon for a deploying soldier to be out of the communication loop for days while en route to Iraq or Afghanistan.