From Philip J. Berg:
Press Release
For Immediate Release: – 05/23/2009
As We Honor our Brave Men & Women who have died and been wounded protecting our U.S. Constitution
It is appalling how Barack Obama disgraces their memories by being Constitutionally ineligible to be President
Total U.S. Military Deaths 1775 to 2008 = 1,593,124
Total U.S. Military Injuries 1775 to 1991 = 1,581,631
(Lafayette Hill, PA – 05/23/2009) – Philip J. Berg, Esquire, the first Attorney who filed suit against Barack H. Obama challenging Senator Obama’s lack of Constitutional “qualifications/eligibility” to serve as President of the United States and his three [3] cases that are still pending, Berg vs. Obama [2 cases – 1 under seal] and Hollister vs. Soetoro a/k/a Obama, et al announced today that he and the obamacrimes.com supporters are Honoring those that died and were wounded defending our most sacred document, our U.S. Constitution.
Berg said, “It is appalling how Barack Obama disgraces their memories by being Constitutionally ineligible to be President and not showing his Birth Certificate, Immigration Records, Adoption Papers and documents showing he legally changed his name from ‘Barry Soetoro to Barack Hussein Obama’ and other records to prove his eligibility. We are asking our supporters to send an e-mail to Barack Obama asking him to honor the fallen by showing that either he is or is not constitutionally eligible to be President, and if not, to resign from the Presidency now.
We are asking all of our supporters to:
[1] Stop what they are doing on Memorial Day, Monday, May 25, 2009 for a moment of silence at 3:00 p.m. in honor of the fallen who have sacrificed their lives in defense of our U.S. Constitution and the United States of America and those that were wounded;
[2] Send this Press Release to everyone in their e-mail address book and ask them to send on so that as many people we can reach will pause to honor our fallen on Memorial Day;
[3] Send an e-mail to Barack Obama by filling out his contact form located at http://www.whitehouse.gov/contact/ asking him to honor the fallen by showing that either he is or is not constitutionally eligible to be President.
Deaths and Injured of U.S. Military: 1775 – 3/25/2008
Per War:
Revolutionary War 1775-1783:
Total Enlisted (Serving): 290,000
Death Total 4,435
Non-Mortal Wound Total: 6,188
War of 1812-1815:
Total Enlisted (Serving): 286,730
Death Total 2,260
Non-Mortal Wound Total 4,505
Mexican War 1846-1848:
Total Enlisted (Serving): 78,718
Death Total 13,283
Non-Mortal Wound Total 4,152
Civil War 1861-1865:
Union Forces Only
Total Enlisted (Serving): 2,213,363
Death Total 504,925
Non-Mortal Wound Total 281,881
Spanish American War 1898-1902:
Total Enlisted (Serving): 306,760
Death Total 2,831
Non-Mortal Wound Total 1,662
World War I 1917-1918:
Total Enlisted (Serving): 4,734,991
Death Total 169,918
Non-Mortal Wound Total 204,002
World War II 1941-1946:
Total Enlisted (Serving): 16,112,566
Death Total 696,596
Non-Mortal Wound Total 671,846
Korean War 1950-1953:
Total Enlisted (Serving): 5,720,000
Death Total 70,315
Non-Mortal Wound Total 103,284
Vietnam Conflict 1964-1973:
Total Enlisted (Serving): 8,744,000
Death Total 105,633
Non-Mortal Wound Total in-patient hospital 153,303
Non-Mortal; Wound Total out-patient hospital 150,341
Persian Gulf War 1990-1991:
Total Enlisted (Serving): 2,225,000
Death Total 3,295
Non-Mortal Wound Total 467
Total U.S. Military Deaths: 1775 – 2008: 1,593,124
Total U.S. Military Injuries: 1775 – 1991: 1,581,631
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