Posted on 09/07/2017 5:37:50 PM PDT by Nextrush
(Free Range Report)-The elderly Vietnam veteran, Joe Robertson, convicted by the Obama Administration for alleged violations of the Clean Water Act, has been furloughed from the federal prison facility where has been locked up since September of last year. Following his appeal in the Ninth Circuit Court on Wednesday September 6, Robertson was released into his own custody to enter a halfway house in Butte, Montana, with plans to later be admitted to the Veterans Administation Medical Center in Fort Harrison, Montana......
Mr. Robertson has lost 60lbs while in prison, and is suffering from poor health due to a lack of proper care during his first months in Prison....it was only after receiving a visit from Colorado Congressman Ken Buck, that he began to receive the attention he needed.......
(Excerpt) Read more at redoubtnews.com ...
Agreed
They are serving in Congress instead.
“...and sixties theyd be full to capacity with Democrats.”
“They are serving in Congress instead.”
...and a shrewd lot they are.
The thought of a Washington DC bureaucrat having the authority to come on our property and check out our ponds and then fine us $1,000 or $5,000 a day, until I do what that bureaucrat says? What if I don't do what they say? I loose my property, is that the goal?
I agree.
Too many evil people hide behind their elected office or their job. They can’t be prosecuted because they were “just doing their job”, “just following the law”, “just made a mistake”, or whatever.
This needs to stop. People who are malicious in arresting, prosecuting, denying building permits, slow-walking approvals, etc., need to pay for it. Fines need to go to their victims. Maybe some jail time, depending on the degree of maliciousness.
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