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A Deep Stater at Guantanamo Bay awoke to unwanted surprise Thursday morning. Former FEMA deputy administrator Maryanne Tierney, whom JAG convicted of Treason on August 12 and whose execution had been scheduled for August 22, was roused by guards at 5:00 a.m. and asked what she wished for breakfast—her final breakfast.
A confused and groggy Tierney reportedly gazed at the guards incredulously, telling them they must have confused her execution day with someone else’s.
The guards assured her their orders were correct; Rear Admiral Lia Reynolds had rescheduled the hanging because a family member living in Hawaii had suddenly fallen ill and she had to catch a flight from GITMO to Oahu that afternoon, and wouldn’t return for at least ten days.
Flustered, Tierney asked guards why JAG could not postpone her execution until Adm. Reynolds returned from emergency leave, to which the guard responded, “You’re a detainee, she’s an admiral, figure it out.”
“But my appeal,” Tierney protested.
“Denied,” the guard said. “You can eat or not; I don’t give a shit, but the admiral will be ready for you in a few hours. Prepare yourself.”
If preparation meant screaming like a banshee, then cowering and sobbing in the corner of the cell, Tierney was well-prepared for the inevitable.
At about 9:00 a.m., the guards returned, this time with handcuffs instead of a menu, to escort a hysterical Tierney to the gallows, where Adm. Reynolds and a few officers had gathered and were conversing as Tierney was escorted from a Humvee with guards in tow. She fell to her knees, as if to pray, and asked Adm. Reynolds if they could discuss her circumstances like reasonable people, woman to woman.
“Nothing to discuss,” the admiral said flatly. “We have a chaplain here, so talk to him directly.”
“He’s a man; I don’t like men,” Tierney said. “Don’t I get to make a last statement?”
“Not to me personally,” said the admiral.
The guards had prodded Tierney to the platform, atop which stood the Marine who slipped a rope around her scrawny neck.
“Anything I might’ve done, and I’m not admitting to anything, but anything I might’ve done, if I did it, and I’m not saying I did, well,
[Former FEMA Director Deanne] Criswell would’ve made me do it, if I’d done anything. You should hang her first,” Tierney yelled.
“I guess you never got the memo,” Adm. Reynolds replied. “We executed her last December.”
Tears flooded Tierney’s eyes. The Marine gagged and bagged her.
As reported previously, the officer in charge of the hanging now performs the final step, pressing a button on a FOB that opens death’s door. Admiral Reynolds pressed it without hesitation, causing Tierney’s justifiable death.
“Take care of that,” she said of Tierney’s corpse to a Navy physician. “I have a plane to catch.”
The US Navy Judge Advocate General’s Corps on Friday convicted of treason former FEMA honcho Maryanne Tierney, the lesbian who had ordered her subordinates to brutally beat and murder Lahaina civilians as fires scorched Maui in August 2023.
As reported previously, US Marines arrested Tierney on May 27 and shipped her sobbing self to GITMO, where she bemoaned the “inhumane” confinement, claimed guards harassed her, and demanded to be transferred to hospitable living quarters.
JAG acquiesced, sending her to Florida’s Alligator Alcatraz, where she spent three months in a cage beside other cages holding MS-13 and Tren de Aragua gang members who ogled her while she slept and cat-called her as she urinated or defecated into a clearly visible toilet.
Within a week, she was begging for a transfer back to GITMO, but JAG had ignored her imploration until August 8, the day before her military tribunal.
Upon arriving at GITMO at 5:00 a.m., Tierney was told her tribunal would begin in three hours.
“Tribunal for what?” she reportedly asked her JAG-assigned attorney. “I never did anything wrong; I did what I was told to, orders coming from President Biden!”
“Maybe you should have had a second thought about following those orders,” her lawyer replied. “It’s my job to represent you, but, just between you and me, you are screwed.
And screwed she was.
The tribunal began with Rear Admiral Lia Reynolds showing a panel of Marine Corps officers a video of Tierney standing beside five FEMA goons as they savagely clubbed an elderly woman whose home the agents told her they were seizing under eminent domain.
They beat the bloodied woman to a pulp, as a grinning Tierney egged them on, shouting, “Get her, kill her.” The woman lay prostrate on the ground, clawing her way toward her porch, and the FEMA agents struck her repeatedly until she fell unconscious.
“Your house is my house now,” Tierney told the woman, even though the home was a torched husk.
A second video showed Tierney instructing a group of FEMA goons to kill Marines in Maui, saying they were enemies of President Biden.
As an aside, RRN published eleven articles in 2023 detailing the military’s efforts to expel FEMA from Maui. Forty-six Marines lost their lives, though the Corps’ mission proved successful.
Tierney’s lawyer argued that the video could be AI, but Admiral rebutted that argument by summoning two witnesses, both independent forensic image analysts, who testified under oath to the veracity of the videos.
In the end, the panel found Tierney guilty of treason and recommended a hanging.
“I’m inclined to agree,” said Adm. Reynolds. “We’ll carry out the sentence on August 22.”