Law Abiding Ohio Resident And Korean War Veteran Has Authorities
Illegally Swarm On His Property Just Hours After He Called President
Bush A Liar On A Local AM Radio Station
Although Doug Stout, 77, won't pin illegal entry on his property to
his harsh comments about Bush, but says one thing for sure "I don't
smoke pot and everybody in town knows it." After hovering over his
property with a helicopter, officers then swarmed on his land, looked
at some shrubbery and then left without any explanation.
August 13, 2005
By Greg Szymanski
Don Stout looked up into the Midwestern sky one afternoon two weeks
ago and saw a strange helicopter flying over his five-acre piece of
land in rural Albany, Ohio.
Before he knew what happened, the 77-year-old long-time resident,
law-abiding citizen and Korean War veteran had eight law enforcement
officials swarm on his property, checking the place out for marijuana.
Never before having a run-in with the law, Stout said the heavy-handed
looking group of law enforcement thugs “came and went without saying a
word” after suspiciously looking at a large bush on his property not
in the slightest bit resembling a pot plant.
“I’ve been here since 1994 and everybody’s knows me including the
sheriff. I never smoked marijuana and they know it, but I think they
just like terrorizing people,” said Stout in a telephone conversation
from his rural home, adding he still hasn’t received an answer from
anyone why law enforcement officials invaded his privacy and entered
his land without a proper search warrant.
“It scared the hell out of me as eight or ten men swarmed my place. I
was weeding my garden and the next thing you know, they were on my
property, looked at this bush and left without saying a word. It was
ridiculous, but the sheriff, the deputy sheriff and the game warden
all raided my place for no reason and I am still looking for an
explanation.”
Although Stout can’t pinpoint why authorities entered his property
without a warrant, earlier that day he aired his strong opinions
against President Bush, calling him an outright liar, on a free speech
and truth-telling talk radio show on the popular WAIF AM770 local
radio station.
Stout said he has been calling in regularly voicing his anti-Bush
opinions, saying people in rural Ohio are finally starting to wake up
to lies, deceit and treachery imposed on the American people by what
he calls a “lying dog of a President.’
“I think he and the rest of his buddies are corrupt, down right crazy
and Bush should be impeached plain and simple for lying to the people
about weapons of mass destruction in Iraq,” said the former Korean War
veteran, who lashed out at Bush for going to war illegally and in the
process killing thousands of innocent civilians, including more than
1,700 GI’s.
“I think George Bush is a liar and is personally responsible for the
deaths of many good young men in order that his rich buddies could
profit from this illegal war.”
Considering himself a “true American” who honorably fought for his
country and drove a Greyhound bus for many years, the plain speaking
Bush critic thinks America is in a crisis and at the brink of martial
law at the hands of government tyrants bent on destroying the country
from within.
“I think we have lost this country and many people feel it’s too late
and feel helpless about doing anything about it,” said Stout. “I am
pretty outspoken about a lot of things and it wouldn’t surprise me if
another terrorist hits us harder than 9/11, putting the country under
a state of emergency and martial law while at the same time taking the
heat off Bush.
“This reminds me of Nazi Germany. The people are being fed propaganda
and in turn the dollar is going to hell as are the rest of our
freedoms. I don’t think we should give up our freedoms in order to be
safer, when all the government is trying to do is take us over from
within.
“The Founding Fathers would have never stood for what is going on and
would have thrown Bush and his buddies out on their ears. I think the
people of Ohio are starting to wake up and I do not intend to stop
talking about how I feel on that talk radio show.”
Besides the strange raid on Stout’s property, the radio station giving
the thumbs up to air the controversial truth-telling radio program in
the traditionally conservative heartland also has reported
mysteriously having its transmitter knocked out on two occasions from
“two mysterious bolts of lightening.”
Housewife Lauren Dowling, another avid WAIF listener and unofficial
promoter of the truth-telling show that schedules many of the guests
for broadcaster Sharon Elliot and station owner Joe Edwards, isn’t
pointing fingers but said this week from her rural home that the two
“bolts of lightening” in the last six weeks was very unusual.
Although Elliot and Edwards have been airing a controversial show from
their station headquarters in Nelsonville, Ohio, radio for quite some
time, it hasn’t been until recently that they decided to bring on even
more controversial figures like anti-establishment broadcaster Alex
Jones and others to talk the traditionally mainstream audience at
WAIF.
“And Maureen Jones just came on the other day educating people about
fluoride in the water, which was very interesting,” said Dowling,
adding calls have been coming in from all over the South East quadrant
of Ohio, including parts of West Virginia about the station that has
small town roots but a large broadcast reach.
“I thought it was time the people of our community heard the truth
from people like Alex Jones, who by the way, probably shocked a few
listeners, but had a very important message which has been basically
censored by the mainstream press.
“I’m just an average Mom, giving out a common sense dose of the truth
to these arrogant leaders.
..
Besides Jones, WAIF is scheduling for future morning shows other
alternative broadcasters and activists basically silenced in rural
America by the Bush propaganda machine and a cooperative press.
Plans also include interviewing many people who have had their voices
silenced about 9/11, especially eye-witness, victims and journalists
who have struggled hard to wake up a sleeping country.
“It’s never too late and people around here are starting to open their
hearts and minds, tuning in to listen and participate,” added Dalling.
And Stout, who many people in the community believe had his civil
rights violated by law enforcement officials for voicing his regularly
on WAIF, had one last message to President Bush before getting to the
bottom of why officials illegally swarmed down on his private
property:
“I don’t intend to trade of security for my rights as an American. I
believe we need to take our country back from these thugs and brown
shirts before or jobs, our financial security and our lives are taken
away from us right before our very eyes.
“I want the American people to know that a lot of other people here in
Ohio feel like I do and also know the election was stolen by Bush. He
is losing popularity because a lot of people over here are finally
starting to see through his lies, lies that are costing young American
lives every day this illegal war continues.”
For more informative articles, go to www.arcticbeacon.com
Greg Szymanski
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wrote:
Law Abiding Ohio Resident And Korean War Veteran Has Authorities
Illegally Swarm On His Property Just Hours After He Called President
Bush A Liar On A Local AM Radio Station
Although Doug Stout, 77, won't pin illegal entry on his property to
his harsh comments about Bush, but says one thing for sure "I don't
smoke pot and everybody in town knows it." After hovering over his
property with a helicopter, officers then swarmed on his land, looked
at some shrubbery and then left without any explanation.
August 13, 2005
By Greg Szymanski
Don Stout looked up into the Midwestern sky one afternoon two weeks
ago and saw a strange helicopter flying over his five-acre piece of
land in rural Albany, Ohio.
Before he knew what happened, the 77-year-old long-time resident,
law-abiding citizen and Korean War veteran had eight law enforcement
officials swarm on his property, checking the place out for marijuana.
Never before having a run-in with the law, Stout said the heavy-handed
looking group of law enforcement thugs came and went without saying a
word after suspiciously looking at a large bush on his property not
in the slightest bit resembling a pot plant.
Ive been here since 1994 and everybodys knows me including the
sheriff. I never smoked marijuana and they know it, but I think they
just like terrorizing people, said Stout in a telephone conversation
from his rural home, adding he still hasnt received an answer from
anyone why law enforcement officials invaded his privacy and entered
his land without a proper search warrant.
It scared the hell out of me as eight or ten men swarmed my place. I
was weeding my garden and the next thing you know, they were on my
property, looked at this bush and left without saying a word. It was
ridiculous, but the sheriff, the deputy sheriff and the game warden
all raided my place for no reason and I am still looking for an
explanation.
He should file a complaint and/or have them all arrested, get a lawyer
to sue them - he'll find out what they were doing during their trials or
during discovery.
:-)
Woods
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