Robert Clarkson passed away

[Demosthenes]

Sent out by a TD this morning.

On a very sad note; just had the pleasure of speaking with Dr. Robert Clarkson's Mother; her wonderful son Robert passed away sometime during the night. He has taken the final journey, crossing into eternity to spend time with his beloved Father. He has beaten us home; he has successfully traversed this short time on earth. As his brother shared; he has filed his last filing and will not have to process any more ~ PTL.

He once shared; after being wounded in Vietnam and coming to realize that all wars are political profit machines; that he used the GI Bill to fund four years in law school and upon graduation sued the President for fraud and misdealing and won. His entire life was spent defending and educating the publicly schooled along with the poor helpless victims of the Fed. He always carried with him an encouraging word along with a unique remedy.

Robert was a great friend and a Real American Christian. He was legally trained and in his own words cost the revenue boys millions/billions of dollars. He was always a gentleman and never damaged anyone. He was a champion of the cause and a true support of lawful government: the only purpose of government is the protection of Life, Liberty and Property and the Pursuit of Happiness. He always stood against bad government offering services at the point of a gun and for this he spent many months caged just like the Honorable Sherry Peel Jackson; CPA, Fraud Investigator, IRS Agent and put there by her own agency. His often heard quote was that Freedom is never Free. Government offering services by fear is no government at all.

There are three types of men: Real Americans, Pseudo Americans and Socialist Americans. Real Americans make up 10% of society; they have an agenda, they know where they are going. Pseudo Americans make up 80% of society; they simply don't care; they just want to be lift along to do their thing. Socialist Americans make up the last 10% and their agenda is control comprising most of the corporations, government included.

Because of the Honorable Dr Robert Clarkson thousands today know and stand for good government while proclaiming the truth and the way to liberty. May your rest be sweet and gentle my dear friend. He was a man among men and always a champion for the Truth and my dear brother your spirit will continue to live on blessing millions. Because of your life the children may one day be free; only if there were more like you.

We thank God for your life and you will be sorely missed my friend!

The Funeral and burial will be held in Sumter, South Carolina; the date has not been set. Please keep the family in prayer along with Robert's Mom as she is the Mother of seven children, five boys and two girls.

http://www.patriotnetwork.info/

[webhick]

I can't say I'm shocked, considering that it was only a few months ago that someone reported that he had cancer and renal failure.

[wserra]

Services to be held Thursday at drydock #3, Charleston Navy Yard.

[Imalawman]

Services to be held Thursday at drydock #3, Charleston Navy Yard.

That's horrible. [snicker]

[Imalawman]

I can't say I'm shocked, considering that it was only a few months ago that someone reported that he had cancer and renal failure.

Oh, really? I must have missed that. But with his obesity, it really wasn't a surprise to me - I assumed a MI.

Hate to say it, but hopefully less people's lives will be ruined without that jack-ass conning them out of their money.

[LPC]

An untimely end to what appears to have been a rather unhappy life.

[Judge Roy Bean]

An untimely end to what appears to have been a rather unhappy life.

Martyrdom is not all it's cracked up to be.

[iplawyer]

sued the President for fraud and misdealing and won.

What is with this?

[bmielke]

sued the President for fraud and misdealing and won.

What is with this?

I'm glad you asked, and I didn't miss something. Not knowing anything about the case I would bet that it was a victory the same way the Crackheads interpt every case they are involved in.

[webhick]

I can't say I'm shocked, considering that it was only a few months ago that someone reported that he had cancer and renal failure.

Oh, really? I must have missed that. But with his obesity, it really wasn't a surprise to me - I assumed a MI.

Hate to say it, but hopefully less people's lives will be ruined without that jack-ass conning them out of their money.

It was posted back in January in Clarkson's thread: viewtopic.php?f=30&t=781&p=84921&#p84921

[Imalawman]

Oh, really? I must have missed that. But with his obesity, it really wasn't a surprise to me - I assumed a MI.

Hate to say it, but hopefully less people's lives will be ruined without that jack-ass conning them out of their money.

It was posted back in January in Clarkson's thread: viewtopic.php?f=30&t=781&p=84921&#p84921

Ah, interesting. thanks.

[Randall]

Services to be held Thursday at drydock #3, Charleston Navy Yard.

So he does have a federal connection.

[The Observer]

Services to be held Thursday at drydock #3, Charleston Navy Yard.

So he does have a federal connection.

And ironically, it means he is now subject to admiralty law.

[Nikki]

THis just in:

IRS announces it is closing five offices in North and South Carolina due to the sudden reduction in demand.

[Famspear]

Obit (excerpt):

A memorial service for Robert Barnwell Clarkson II, J.D., 62, of Anderson, will be held at 2 o’clock, Sunday, March 7, 2010 in Anderson, SC, at a location to be announced. The graveside service will be held 1 o’clock, Monday, March 8, 2010 at Ft. Jackson National Cemetery, Columbia, SC . . . .

Robert died Monday, March 1, 2010. Born June 4, 1947 in Camden . . . Robert was a US Army veteran of Vietnam, having served as a First Lieutenant and platoon commander in the 25th Infantry Division of the 22nd Infantry. He was a graduate of Clemson University and earned his Juris Doctor at the University of South Carolina. He was self-employed as a tax advisor. He was a member of the Western Carolina Sailing Club and a life member of VFW.

He is survived by his daughter . . . . mother, . . . ; brothers, . . . ; sisters . . . .

http://www.shivesfuneralhome.com/sitema ... 91Clarkson

[Tax Man]

this was the guy who did the Perkins-circuit speaking engagements, right? Didn't someone on this forum go undercover and get caught in the parking lot? I saw him in Florida a couple years ago.

[webhick]

this was the guy who did the Perkins-circuit speaking engagements, right? Didn't someone on this forum go undercover and get caught in the parking lot? I saw him in Florida a couple years ago.

I looked it up. Two people went, one got caught.

[Famspear]

this was the guy who did the Perkins-circuit speaking engagements, right? Didn't someone on this forum go undercover and get caught in the parking lot? I saw him in Florida a couple years ago.

I looked it up. Two people went, one got caught: [link redacted]

When I click on the link, I get a message that says I am not "authorised to read this forum."

EDIT: If the linked page identifies a regular on this forum, I can see a reason for a restriction (to keep someone's real name confidential). This is the first time I've ever run across the message here at Quatloos.

[webhick]

EDIT: If the linked page identifies a regular on this forum, I can see a reason for a restriction (to keep someone's real name confidential). This is the first time I've ever run across the message here at Quatloos.

I removed the link. I didn't notice that the posts were in a private part of the forum. No names were revealed, but I'm sure TPTB put it there for a good reason.

[Famspear]

EDIT: If the linked page identifies a regular on this forum, I can see a reason for a restriction (to keep someone's real name confidential). This is the first time I've ever run across the message here at Quatloos.

I removed the link. I didn't notice that the posts were in a private part of the forum. No names were revealed, but I'm sure TPTB put it there for a good reason.

In those private parts of the forum
There is data that surely won't bore 'em!
But there's no way to say
What is found there today,
So it's best to forget, and ignore 'em.