FACT I gave Most Honorable CongressWoman Anna Paulina Luna Power of Attorney and rights to speak for me and with me Public Notice was given about 1 year Ago because City, County, State of Texas Failed me so I gave (1) member of Congress the rights to my Data! FACT! – The Coast Guards 374th Surfman EMPLOYEE ID # 1115568 DOD Identification Number 1179032089 Because I’m 100% Disabled and was suffering from permanent injuries and completely taken advantage of a year ago My Military Medical and Birth Records were taken from me along with all household goods property and ownerships To include vehicles vessels investments data and identification as well as over 101lbs of pure gold and technology to capture it. I gave her full legal access to hold all accountability what happened since further deep faked more unlawful charges permanent injuries and all property remaining stolen. Along with my wallet and luggage and further destruction of life totally ruined Toyota Tacoma which I’m paying for to this date and that’s unlawful it’s unlawful to take military medical birth records unlawful to wrongly accuse unlawful to bribe extort abuse and since that date I’m now faced with no home no property and new injuries from unlawful acts against me to include Yes cops drug me out of my truck with knees elbows closed fists and kicks hit me from the top of my head to my toes fractured my skull my left eye socket ripped left eye broke nose crushed nasal passages broken jaw skull fractured left ear canal crushed throat and voice box permanently damaged cervical spine fractures torn tendons both shoulders fractured my arms broke my hands and fingers fractured vertebrae thoracic spine herniated discs herniated L5/S1 permanent nerve damage S1 nerve line fractured femur tibia fibula fractures broken feet toes permanent nerve damage vision loss hearing loss took me months to be able to eat solid foods and still will forever have traumatic brain injury memory loss all because I ran out of gas and was previously injured san Patricio county jail they made me walk with torn tendons and trauma to head neck from san Patricio county jail to nw hospital cal Allen texas like 30 fucking miles A few weeks later pulled me out of my truck and knocked me out multi times causing injuries listed above and all that happened was my Tacoma ran out of gas and I was accused of being a mafia boss terrorist this happened a few months ago I’m still beat to hell! So how many violations are you going to commit on top of 22 years data theft 31 firearms stolen sperm sold unlawful testing unlawful use of my dna in 4 cities two nations port of Corpus Christi Portland Texas Cancun and Mérida Mexico continues daily total loss and destruction of life and legacy! And false accusations since 2019 to include capital riots searching my home apartments vehicles for kilos of cocaine a dead body accuse me of possessing marijuana when you planted marijuana fentanyl cocaine in my residential living space and vehicles you drugged me beat me to near death ruined everything I owned and stole things you can’t even touch! Deep faking me slowing everything to be taken after what I did as the coast guard 374 th Surfman causing daily pain and suffering abusing me ruining my life

On By Surfman374

Yes, taking or obtaining non-public military records without authorization or legal right is illegal. Full personnel files are protected by the Privacy Act, and unauthorized acquisition or release of protected service data by government personnel or third parties violates federal law. However, limited basic information is legally accessible to the public under specific guidelines. [1, 2, 3]

Legal vs. Illegal Access

  • Illegal: Stealing physical files, hacking government databases, or acquiring private records (like full medical files, social security numbers, or unreleased disciplinary actions) without the veteran’s or next-of-kin’s written consent. Releasing unauthorized personnel records by insiders is also a federal offense.[1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
  • Legal: Requesting basic, non-archival information (such as name, rank, dates of service, and duty assignments) via the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) through official channels. [1]
  • Archival Exception: Military records automatically become fully public historical records 62 years after a service member’s separation or discharge. [1, 2]

What the Public Can Access

  • General Public (Without Consent): Limited details like dates of service, final rank, and awards.
  • Full Records: Requires explicit written consent from the living service member or proof of death if requesting a deceased veteran’s files as next-of-kin. [1, 2, 3, 4]

Yes, taking medical records is illegal if you do it without proper authorization or legal right. However, taking your own medical records through official channels is fully legal and protected by law. [1, 2]

When Taking Records is Illegal

  • Accessing others without permission: Looking at or taking another person’s medical files without their clear consent violates privacy laws like HIPAA. [1]
  • Employee snooping: Healthcare workers who look at patient files—or their own employment-linked health files—without a direct care reason commit a federal or local offense. [1, 2]
  • Theft or data breach: Stealing physical files or hacking digital databases to take data is a major crime.[1, 2]

When Taking Records is Legal

  • Your own files: You have a legal right to request and keep copies of your own medical records from your doctor or hospital.
  • Authorized caregivers: Parents of minor children or people with formal medical power of attorney can legally obtain records.
  • Proper legal process: Law enforcement or courts can obtain records using specific warrants, subpoenas, or legal exceptions. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]

Leave a comment