(08-13-2024, 12:01 PM)Waterglass Wrote: Are you from ATS because I also ran into a guy from Portugal over there.
Yes, I am from ATS (and from the missing Pegasus Research Consortium). There were several Portuguese members on ATS.
Quote:So lets go deeper onto the FOIA request. Anyone here in the USA can get an FOIA request. So why did some guy by the name of Ken Klippenstein try from day one to discredit an former officer in USA military? In my opinion after reading the Twitter account of this "rouge" journalist who HATES the United States, I really wonder whom he works for as he never had any interest in UFO's up to now. Just look at his Twitter history. This kids a real piece of work:
Judging by his "pranks", I suppose he may use this "FOIA method" with everyone he wants to provoke, it's a cheap way of finding things to bother people with, specially with the "journalist" excuse.
PS: You still didn't answer if you read the documents or not.
(08-13-2024, 02:33 PM)Blaine91555 Wrote: If he is right on that, he could prevail. The word "involuntary" is the key. Often when things like that happen in that way a judge will even remove all mention of it from the record.
From what I read, section 37.2-818 of the Code of Virginia applies to the court records related to an involuntary admission, not to the police report in which they mention his wife could try to get an involuntary admission order.
