-----Original Message----From: takebackourrights@yahoo.com [mailto:takebackourrights@yahoo.

com] Sent: Wednesday, August 10, 2011 10:52 AM To: Governor Subject: Flynn, Jack and Margy - Website: Share Your Views Jack and Margy Flynn C/o P.O. Box 292 Bingham, Maine [04920] 207-404-9093 takebackourrights@yahoo.com August 10, 2011 Dear Governor Le Page: You may recall my wife and I, because we are the ones who presented to you, through Wayne Leach, the Constitutional Affidavit, as well as our Alternative Currency Program. My wife and I live in Bingham, and we wish to report to you, as Governor and Chief Executive Officer of Maine, extensive wrongdoing, deceit, fraud and criminal activity on the part of the Bingham Board of Selectmen. Details of this situation are too extensive to go into in a short letter, but we will be very happy to supply the long list of details in subsequent communications. The selectmens latest escapade was to perpetrate fraud upon the people of Bingham by their failure to properly and adequately give ample public notice so there would be substantial attendance at a Special Town Meeting held on July 27th. My wife, Margy, and I saw an announcement of the meeting only the day before the meeting at the post office, and we had seen nothing about the meeting prior to that. Neither did approximately 30 townspeople with whom we spoke to apprise them of the meeting. This fraud perpetrated further fraud, because the lack of proper notice denied numerous rights guaranteed to the people in the federal and Maine Constitutions, including, but not limited to, all aspects of due process of law and the right to vote and be a part of town government. Failure to properly notify seems to be a custom, practice and policy of the selectmen, since they have repeatedly done this concerning public meetings. This incident is particularly offensive, since over 60 Citizens of Bingham signed a Petition for a Moratorium on wind power development, which, pursuant to statute, required the selectmen to hold a Special Town Meeting within 60 days of the filing of the Petition, which was filed on April 5th, 2011. The selectmen failed to hold the meeting within the required time, which violates the statute. When the inadequate public notice prevented most of the Petition signers from attending the Special Town Meeting, the local entrenched vested interests, who expect to profit from the proposed wind power development and TIF, and who knew all about the meeting, cast a solid bloc vote against the wind moratorium to defeat it. To us, who are believers in the Supreme Law of the Land and who believe in the rights

guaranteed therein in, for which many have died, we believe it is total insanity for a town not to have a protective ordinance in place against the potential acts of a large publicly subsidized, politically connected wind developer, with a very questionable track record. However, the Bingham selectmen and the entrenched vested interests, by their deceitful, fraudulent actions, made certain that most of the moratorium petition signers would not be present to vote. This is American politics at its worst. You have stated that the Constitutions will be your yardsticks in running your administration. We have now reported to you serious wrongdoing, fraud, crime and Constitutional violations committed by the Bingham selectmen, pursuant to their oaths, that is, if they even have oaths. Once a Citizen reports wrongdoing and crimes to a public official, such as you, then, lawfully, those reports must be investigated, objectively, and the guilty parties must be held accountable and liable for their actions. Otherwise, sir, Maine apparently condones, aids and abets such criminal actions and engages in misprision thereof. We do not feel that this is acceptable to you, pursuant to your stated Constitutional positions. Should you have any comments or questions, please contact us by email or phone, and we will gladly provide more details of this matter. There are so many egregious Constitutional violations, which have occurred that anyone who really wants to enforce the Constitutions, as the Supreme Law, would have a field day for the Constitutions. Sincerely, Jack and Margy Flynn

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From: Governor <Governor@maine.gov> To: takebackourrights@yahoo.com Sent: Monday, August 15, 2011 4:55 PM Subject: RE: Flynn, Jack and Margy - Website: Share Your Views

August 15, 2011 Good afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. Flynn, Thank you very much for your email to Governor LePage. To address your concerns surrounding a recent public meeting in Bingham - unfortunately, the Governor does not have the authority to force action by counties or municipalities due to the strong home rule provisions enshrined in the Constitution of the State of Maine and other Maine laws. If you believe this action by the town was in violation of Maines Open Meeting law (1 MRSA 403) or the Public Notice Law (1 MRSA 406), then you may want to file a civil suit. It may be helpful to consult with a lawyer to determine how you would proceed in this matter. Alternatively, you might want to contact the Office of the Attorney General. They are charged with prosecuting state law in our courts.

In the meantime, I have forwarded your thoughts regarding wind power to the Governor's Office of Energy Independence and Security for their consideration. If you have specific questions or concerns that you would like to speak to someone about, please feel free to contact them at 287-8927. We hope this information has been helpful. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact our office. Again, thank you for contacting Governor LePage. Sincerely, Stephanie Stephanie Ham Deputy Director, Constituent Services Office of the Governor Augusta, ME 04333 207-287-3531 stephanie.ham@maine.gov

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----- Forwarded Message ----From: Margy Flynn <takebackourrights@yahoo.com> To: Governor <Governor@maine.gov> Sent: Monday, September 5, 2011 2:51 PM Subject: Re: Flynn, Jack and Margy - Website: Share Your Views

September 4, 2011 Dear Stephanie, Regarding your email to us of August 15th, we have been out of state for quite some time teaching seminars on the Constitution(s) and how Citizens can lawfully apply the federal and state Constitutions upon errant reluctant government and unconstitutional government officers. Sadly, there are very few, good Americans left in America. Good Americans are those who follow, exemplify and uphold the principles contained within the founding documents of our nation, namely, the Articles of Confederation, the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution. These good Americans honor and pursue freedom, despise injustice, governmental corruption of any sort, and expose the active and passive wrongdoing committed by government whenever they encounter it, which is why we attempted to contact Governor Le Page. Since, as stated above, we have been away from home, this is the first opportunity we have had to reply to your response to our August 10th email. If you had fully read and understood our email, you would have realized that we did not ask Governor Le Page to "force" - which is your word - any action in this matter. What we did was

to report fraud by public officials, their failure to provide ample public notice, their denial of rights guaranteed to Citizens in the federal and state Constitutions, denial and prevention of the right to vote, serious wrongdoing, crime and Constitutional violations committed by the Bingham selectmen, pursuant to their oaths - that is, if they have any. We also asked the Governor to investigate and, then, hold these public officers liable for their criminal and unconstitutional actions, pursuant to his oath. These are serious crimes, wrongdoing, and unconstitutional actions committed by public officers upon the people they theoretically serve and merit thorough, objective investigation. However, your email to us immediately attempted to distract and deflect our claims and charges, suggesting into other actions, and absolve the Governor of any responsibility, whatsoever, to investigate crimes by public officers reported to him, as Chief Executive Officer, by Citizens. We are confident that you have no Constitutional or other valid authority to use such tactics. Your actions may reflect very bad policy on the part of the state of Maine, and possibly, the Governor, but they do NOT uphold the Law. As the Chief Executive Officer of Maine, the Governor has the duty to see that the law is faithfully upheld. The federal Constitution is the Supreme Law of this Land and the Maine Constitution is the Supreme Law of this state. It is these documents, rights guaranteed therein and due process of law to which Governor Le Page swore his oath of office and which the Bingham selectmen callously violated. As we said in our prior email, while running for office, Candidate Le Page repeatedly and continuously stated that the Constitutions would be his "yardstick" for his administration. When Constitutional violations occur, Constitutional remedies are available. If the Governor truly intends to abide by his platform promises regarding the Constitutions being his "yardstick", then, he certainly has the lawful authority and duty vested in him to investigate and see that the Bingham selectmen are investigated, then, held fully accountable and liable for their unconstitutional, deceptive, surreptitious actions committed against Citizens of Bingham. As you likely know, people all over this state and this nation are sick and tired of the buckpassing that routinely goes on in government, at all levels, the enormous corruption and fraud that takes place on a daily basis, and the people are justifiably disgusted by the fact that when they report crimes and wrongdoing by government officials to other government officials, some polite, but dismissive, aide, such as you, immediately passes the buck, abdicates and abandons all responsibility for dealing with such reports. The people are infuriated when corporations and corrupt officials get a free pass to continue their wrongdoing, and the Citizens get the shaft, as it appears you are trying to give to us. Stephanie, with all due respect, we will not stand for this, and we will hold you to your oath and the Constitutional mandates contained within it. If you did not personally take an oath, then, you work under Agent-Principal Oath, and the oath of your immediate supervisor is invoked. We have reported crimes and unconstitutional actions by public officials to the Governor, and it appears that you are interceding and "running interference" for him, perhaps without his knowledge and authority, and based upon your response, it is highly likely that he has not even seen our email. We respectfully demand that you present it to him. Pursuant to oaths taken, government officers and oath takers are required to abide by their oaths in the performance of their official duties and are bound by the Constitutional mandates imposed upon them by their oaths. These oath takers have no Constitutional or other valid authority to

deny and oppose the very documents to which they swore their oaths. When Citizens report crimes committed by public officers to other public officers in high positions of authority, as described herein and in our prior email, it is incumbent upon the public officers receiving those reports to take action, investigate and hold the guilty ones liable for their unlawful actions. This is what the oath requires and this is what we expect you and Governor Le Page to do. However, if you withhold our report to Governor Le Page from him, then, at bare minimum, you act in obstruction of justice by preventing him the ability to act upon our report and uphold his oath. You immediately tried to distract us by suggesting we take other courses of action, one of which was to file a civil suit. If this is the customary policy of the Governor and the state of Maine, then, that policy is one that refuses to investigate Citizens' reports of crimes by public officials. By refusing to take any action, this policy appears to condone, aid and abet those crimes and, instead, encourages the Citizens to seek legal counsel in private lawsuits. Such a policy shirks responsibility and is a subterfuge of the worst kind. We undoubtedly will file a civil suit against the Bingham selectmen, but only if the Governor and other responsible elected officers of this state fail their Constitutional duties and responsibilities to investigate crimes we have reported; thus, commit perjury of oath and misprision of crime, at minimum. We have no interest in garnering funds through a civil lawsuit. Our interest is holding these public officers accountable to the people and liable for their unlawful actions. If it becomes necessary for us to file suit, we will join those public officers to whom we reported these crimes, but who failed to take action and investigate, including anyone who impedes our access to authority and justice. Further, we have won many cases on our own, as Citizens, against corrupt government, and we never, under any circumstances, use attorneys. Governor Le Page speaks of attorneys as those who use weasel words and we share that viewpoint. In our long experience in such matters, we have found that attorneys do not really represent the best interests of the people they claim to represent, especially if those people are trying to take action against errant government officials. In such matters, the decisions reached in the overwhelming majority of such cases clearly indicate that the attorneys represent the best interests of the state and its entire system of operation. If you were remotely familiar with these matters, it would be clear to you that your suggestions are entirely disingenuous and serve only the interests of the governmental system and not those of the people the Governor was elected to serve. Please be assured that there is nothing personal in this reply, but please also be assured that we will protect our rights and we will seek justice in this matter. We look forward to your response. Sincerely, Jack and Margy Flynn