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"Did anyone raise their hand and say, ‘We completely messed this up?'" Scheller had asked in a video. "I’m not saying we can take back what has been done. All I asked for was accountability, for people to comment on what I said and to say, ‘Yes. Mistakes were made.’ And had they done that I would've gone back into rank and file, submitted, and accomplished what I wanted."

Georia Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene repeatedly had her Zoom call muted at the sentencing of Lt Col. Stuart Scheller. He was pleading guilty for defying a gag order by publicly criticizing the US withdrawal from Afghanistan.

Scheller has pleaded guilty to six misdemeanor charges, including displaying contempt toward officials, disrespecting superior commissioned officers, and displaying conduct unbecoming an officer and a gentleman.

Congresswoman Greene appeared at the hearing to pledge her support for the Marine whose social media posts critical of the current and former US government went viral. Col. Glen Hines, the military judge, ruling on Scheller's case, repeatedly cut her off.

Hines said Greene taking the opportunity to call for Biden's impeachment was irrelevant, and therefore cut her stream, according to the Marine Times.

Amid repeated relevancy objections from Lt. Col. Nicholas Gannon, the Marine Corps’ top prosecutor, Greene was cut off multiple times by Col. Glen Hines, the military judge who will rule on Scheller’s sentence Friday.

He went viral, to the brig and is now leaving the Marines. His family says the Corps failed him

While the Marine Corps has agreed to accept Lt. Col. Stuart Scheller’s resignation from the service as part of a plea deal made before his court-martial, no end date has been set.

It could be weeks, months or even years before he can leave the Marines, according to the Schellers, as his contract still has three years remaining.

Until then, according to Stuart Scheller Sr., Lt. Col. Stuart Scheller has been ordered to show up for work each day and remains under a gag order.

“At this point, I just want him to part ways and be safe because I don’t feel he’s safe there anymore,” Cathy Scheller said.

Scheller’s conviction appears to be only the second known court-martial for Article 88 since the UCMJ was adopted in 1950. During the Vietnam War, an Army lieutenant was convicted of violating Article 88 after carrying a sign calling then-President Lyndon B. Johnson a fascist, Marine Corps Times previously reported.

The court absence of the senior officers who had charged Lt. Col. Stuart Scheller was the ultimate insult to the Scheller family, who said their son took ownership by pleading guilty to all charges.

“I was very surprised that neither of them had the courage to come to court,” said Stuart Scheller Sr.

But according to the Marine Corps, that is protocol.

Until then, according to Stuart Scheller Sr., Lt. Col. Stuart Scheller has been ordered to show up for work each day and remains under a gag order.

bob wrote: ↑Fri Nov 12, 2021 2:51 pm

Until then, according to Stuart Scheller Sr., Lt. Col. Stuart Scheller has been ordered to show up for work each day and remains under a gag order.

I'm assuming he's been beached, but now I'm curious what his new job is. Assistant to the regional ditch digger?

bob wrote: ↑Fri Nov 12, 2021 2:51 pm

Until then, according to Stuart Scheller Sr., Lt. Col. Stuart Scheller has been ordered to show up for work each day and remains under a gag order.

I'm assuming he's been beached, but now I'm curious what his new job is. Assistant to the regional ditch digger?

noblepa wrote: ↑Fri Nov 12, 2021 3:38 pm

bob wrote: ↑Fri Nov 12, 2021 2:51 pm

Until then, according to Stuart Scheller Sr., Lt. Col. Stuart Scheller has been ordered to show up for work each day and remains under a gag order.

I'm assuming he's been beached, but now I'm curious what his new job is. Assistant to the regional ditch digger?

Probably "Senior Office in Charge of Sitting by The Door".

Maybenaut wrote: ↑Sat Dec 25, 2021 10:34 am He’s been discharged without retirement as of 23 December (according to him and his facebook page). Beyond that, there’s nothing this guy has to say that’s newsworthy.

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Stuart Scheller

It was December 23rd, of 1776. The Americans were fighting for liberty and freedom against an old hypocritical government. Up to that point in the struggle, the Americans suffered a series of defeats. But George Washington, undeterred, mobilized his force for a surprise attack over the holidays. The attack on December 26th wasn’t decisive, but as history shows, it was a turning point in the war.

To recap my series of defeats after demanding accountability; I was relieved of command, slandered as homicidal/suicidal by the USMC’s public affairs team, ordered to get a mental health evaluation, lied about in the investigation by my “friends”, denied my legal right to prefer charges against another service member beholden to the UCMJ, imprisoned under the false pretense of ‘flight risk’, left without basic items in prison for five days, offered a legal deal while held illegally in jail (you can’t be placed in pre-trial for a special court martial), slandered again when my medical records and investigation were released to the media, fined 5K dollars, called a narcissist in my letter of reprimand, kept under a gag order for over four months, denied the ability to request mast twice, given the lowest characterization (General under Honorable Conditions) allowed by the plea deal, and lost my retirement. Was it worth it? Well... unfortunately for them… the war isn’t over. I think we just arrived at a turning point. The old system underestimated US then… and they underestimate US now.

I was released from the Marine Corps today, Thursday, December 23rd, 2021. I am filled with mixed emotions. I would like to sincerely thank the Marine Corps for forging me into a man. And from the bottom of my heart, I’d like to thank all the Marines who served, led, bled, and suffered alongside me the past 17 years.

I’d also like to thank the 40K Americans who donated to my foundation while I was in jail. Witnessing Americans of all ethnicities, political parties, and backgrounds donate to my fund, fills my heart with love for Americans. Your support not only paid for my lawyers but will provide stability for my family as I move on to the next chapter in my life. I hope to meet every person who donated and thank them. I promise to spend the rest of my life delivering a return on that investment. I’d also like to thank the thousands of people who called their congressional representative or military leadership on my behalf. Your support was instrumental in enabling my release from the institution.

Out of respect to my senior leaders, I haven’t done a single interview since this began. But now it’s my turn. My television media blitz starts with Tucker Carlson on 4 January. Leading up to my TV interviews, I plan to make a post a day up to the date of my interviews starting with the 26th, the day of George Washington’s attack. 2022 is the start of a new year. It’s the start of a new generation. The lions are home from war. And we aren’t assimilating anymore.

We Can’t All Be Wrong. O-O. Mid-game starts now.

Admin note: I now have an official website. Link below. Also, I have only used Facebook and LinkedIn since this ordeal began. There were many fake accounts previously under my name. But I recently expanded my social media platforms. My platforms are all linked to my webpage. If it is not linked to my website, it is a fake account using my name.
AuthenticAmericans.com

pipistrelle wrote: ↑Sat Dec 25, 2021 5:11 pm So his family is still with him?

Maybenaut wrote: ↑Sat Dec 25, 2021 8:11 pm

pipistrelle wrote: ↑Sat Dec 25, 2021 5:11 pm So his family is still with him?

If she divorces him, I hope the court imputes the value of his pension and give her the amount she’d have been entitled to if he had collected it.

pipistrelle wrote: ↑Sat Dec 25, 2021 11:40 pm

Maybenaut wrote: ↑Sat Dec 25, 2021 8:11 pm

pipistrelle wrote: ↑Sat Dec 25, 2021 5:11 pm So his family is still with him?

If she divorces him, I hope the court imputes the value of his pension and give her the amount she’d have been entitled to if he had collected it.

I get these guys confused. I thought his wife had left him but maybe that was another guy. From what you say it sounds like the military has some of the same spouse protections that things like 401(k) plans have.

bob wrote: ↑Wed Jun 29, 2022 2:01 am Per upthread, he was discharged without retirement. I don't know what that translates to, but to these civilian ears, that sounds like not on an honorable discharge (or even a discharge under honorable conditions).

poplove wrote: ↑Wed Jun 29, 2022 3:39 am

bob wrote: ↑Wed Jun 29, 2022 2:01 am Per upthread, he was discharged without retirement. I don't know what that translates to, but to these civilian ears, that sounds like not on an honorable discharge (or even a discharge under honorable conditions).

https://www.news4jax.com/news/2022/03/2 ... -it-again/

He was given a general discharge under honorable conditions and can’t re-enlist into any branch of the military, losing his chance at full retirement, as well as his 17-year marriage.