Presidential Candidates’ Eligibility to Hold Office in Question
The Republican and Democratic National Committees have this week been informed that their prospective presidential candidates, Senator McCain and Senator Obama, could be ineligible under law to hold the Office of President. (See correspondence to RNC; DNC).
Both prospective presidential candidates are defendants in criminal matters under deliberation in the US District Court, Delaware, and in the US Supreme Court. Charges of subversion filed against both candidates in these cases dictate that they “shall be incapable of holding any office under the United States”. (US Constitution, 14th Amendment, § 3; criminal statutes 18US2381 and 18US2383). The charges relate to their role in perpetuating a seditious conspiracy active within the government and the courts, which conspiracy is intent on obstructing the administration of the laws, defeating the course of justice, providing protection to known criminals, and denying constitutional rights to due process and to protection of the laws.
Senator McCain and Senator Obama are both fully informed of this insurrection against the laws of the United States and have a profound professional and personal responsibility to act against the lawlessness. Both Senators have instead chosen to protect law-breaking peers from prosecution and to conceal known felonies. The criminal allegations under consideration in the courts charge the Senators with furthering the aims of the seditious conspiracy and providing aid and comfort to the enemies of the state, which crimes constitute acts of treason under law.
Specific charges against Senator McCain for his role in the seditious conspiracy are filed in case no. 08-97-SLR in the US District Court, Delaware. (See Court Docket # 14, Chapters 18.37, 18.38, 18.40; and Docket # 15, Chapters 10, 42, 44). Additional felonies committed by Senator McCain, which are yet to be addressed by authorities, were presented in the proceedings of the following court cases: US District Court (Arizona) case no. 05-1923; 9th Circuit case no. 06-15253; and US Supreme Court case no. 06-1069. Specific charges against Senator Obama for his culpability in the seditious conspiracy appear in Delaware case in Docket # 14, Chapter 18.40. These documents are public information and may be accessed through court records. Furthermore, the certiorari petition in the associated Supreme Court case involving the two Senators, ‘United States of America vs. 14,164 Seditious Conspirators’ , may also be accessed via the Delaware case, Docket # 20. (Although the Certiorari has been received by the US Supreme Court, the case has as yet not been docketed).
In addition to the criminal charges implicating the candidates, information on Senator McCain’s involvement in the insurrection against the laws may be gleaned from 34 correspondences commencing August 28, 2004. Likewise, the felonious participation of Senator Obama in the insurrection may be verified through a series of 27 letters between September 5, 2005 and today. Copies of this correspondence will be forwarded to interested parties upon request.
Additional information regarding the subversive activities against the United States and the involvement of the prospective presidential candidates may be gleaned from the website www.anthonykeyter.com, or directly from the writer.
