Objection to Settlement Agreement and Release of All Claims — U.S. Navy SEALs 1-26 v. Biden (Dkt. 299)

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Danielle N. Kins, a member of the Navy class, submits an Objection to Settlement Agreement and Release of All Claims in U.S. Navy SEALs 1-26 v. Biden, Document 299, filed 07/16/24, addressed to the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Texas. The objection states that it is made for the same reasons outlined in Encl (1), a Letter of Objection from Robert A. Green Jr. It describes harm to service members who were involuntarily separated and states that senior leadership must be accountable. The objection says the writer will not be able to appear at the Fairness Hearing and is dated 13 July 2024.

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Case 4:21-cv-01236-O Document 299 Filed 07/16/24 Pageiof2 PagelD

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OBJECTION TO SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT AND RELEASE OFALL CLAIMS In

NORTHERN DISTRI

Te: United States District Court for the Narthern. District af Texas | . Be LA
From: Danielle N. Kins JUL 16 2024 |
Encl: (1) Letter of Objection, Robert A. Green Jr, 01 July 2024 CLERK, U.S. DISTACT COURT

I, Danielle N. Kins, one of the People as seen in the U.S. and all 50 American state
constitutions, republic in form, Sui Juris, serve this objection to the Court, that it may also
serve as notice to all parties involved.

In addition to being a member of We The People, and by virtue of having filed a
religious accommodation to the Navy mandate of the COVID-19 injection while holding
the office of Lietuentant Commander, USN, I am a member of the Navy class as described
in U.S. Navy SEALs vy, Biden, 4:22-cv- 01236-0 (N_D. Tex}.

As a class member, I object to the fairness, reasonableness, and adequacy of this
settlement agreement for the same reasons outlined in Encl (1). CDR Robert A. Green Jr.
is a fellow leader and patriot with whom I share the same views and beliefs.

CDR Green, myself, and many other officers and enlisted, from all branches of the
Department of Defense, utilized every legal means available to inform our senior
leadership of the Constitutional and legal violations of the mandates they were imposing.
Rather than heed our warnings, they took punitive measures against us and removed us
from positions of leadership or billeted expertiese. This prevented us from protecting our
subordinates’ Constitutional and legal rights, and permanently damaged our careers. Due
to career milestones being affected, the harm committed upon us, including moral injury,
are profound. In my specific case, | was prevented from travel to perform ny duties, and
ultimately promotion, retention, and retirement.

The harm committed upon the over 8,000 service members who were
involuntarily separated trom the military, in violation of their Constitutional rights and
multiple laws, is almost incomprehensible. Several became homeless, many marriages
wete destroyed, some died due to being denied urgent medical care, and some committed
suicide. These are patriots of the highest moral character, the best our country has to
offer, who signed a blank check to the American citizens with the oath that they would
support and defend the Constitution. Every effort must be made to make these heroes
whole again. This proposed settlement agreement is woefully inadequate and will not
achieve the desired end result.

The defendents in this case, and numerous other senior leaders, committed their
violations knowingly and without remorse, destroying the trust of their subordinates. The
senior military leadership failed to uphold their Oaths of Office. There is only one course
that can correct the impending implosion of the military and our national security. All
senior leadership involved in the egregious actions, who willfully violated their oaths by
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their actions, must be held accountable in every facet. They have been given every
opportunity to hold themselves accountable; however, they refuse. The levers that
motivate them to change course are money and power. Those levers must be pulled with
a heavy hand to change the course of our military before it is too late. As of two weeks
ago, The Navy is under mamned by over 20,000 enlisted sailors of all ranks and ratings to
fill positions on ships in the fleet alone, which is likely to continue to increase. Until the
senior leaders are held fully accountable in every facet, trust cannot be rebuilt inside the
Department of Defense, continuing the recruitment and retention crisis which will lead to
a significant decline of our national security.

God is the ultimate judge and jury. He is watching everything we do and say,
even our thoughts. We can each do His will and correct the injustices to the best of our
abilities or refuse and wait for His righteous judgement upon this nation.

Fairness Hearing
I will not be able to appear at the Fairness Hearing. Please consider this objection in
its entirety, highlighting Encl (1), in making a ruling both on this settlement and on the

need to continue this case that has become so critical to Military Jurisprudence related to
the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution.

Date: 13 July 2024

Danielle N. Kins


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