Moderated Obama birth certificate CT / SSN CT / Birther discussion

[Alferd_Packer]

FYI, Orly has formally tossed her ex lover Charles E. Lincoln III under the bus in Florida in the Rivernider Mortgage case.

http://www.scribd.com/doc/23401619/...RESPONSE-to-Order-to-Show-Cause-by-Orly-Taitz

So much for “Lawyers in Love.”

Of course the next question is this: Will Charles Lincoln return the favor by admitting that he engaged in the practice of law without a license with the express and tacit acknowledgement and consent of Orly?

If he does so, it will definitely cost her her law license. He really has little to lose at this point.

Even if he doesn’t, her license is in jeopardy as it stands. Since Charles was acting as her law clerk, he was nominally under her supervision and her responsibility. I suspect that the state bar court will be looking at this very carefully.

 

[headscratcher4]

To be fair, with the economy the way it is, no paper is going to turn down advertising unless it is for something blatently illegal.
But it says something about the Birthers that they are targeting the Moonies.

Actually, wasn't blaming the Washington Times...really only wanted to call attention to this latest round of lunacy. If I were the Wash. Times, I'd take their money.

 

[Darat]

...snip...I suspect that the state bar court will be looking at this very carefully.

When they can stop laughing that is!

 

[Alferd_Packer]

One more FAIL by Orly Taitz.

She appealed the lower court's dismissal of her Cook v. Good case (another military / eligibility case) in the 11th circuit court.

The case was tossed out of the circuit court becuase she failed to file any pleadings. (I wonder if she billed Maj Cook for the filing fee?)

http://www.scribd.com/doc/23403003/...-Letter-11-24-09-Gov-uscourts-gamd-77171-17-1

 

[cwalner]

To paraphrase Pratchett:

Orly seems to be doing the legal equivilent of standing on top of a hill in copper armor during a raging thunderstorm and shouting 'All Gods are Bastards'

 

[tsig]

To paraphrase Pratchett:

Orly seems to be doing the legal equivilent of standing on top of a hill in copper armor during a raging thunderstorm and shouting 'All Gods are Bastards'

nitwick:
you would actually be perfectly safe doing that.


It's more like waving a one iron and daring god to hit it.You'll probably go one down.

 

[carlitos]

rat farts

It's more like waving a one iron and daring god to hit it.You'll probably go one down.

As they say, even God can't hit a one iron. Or not.

 

[Whiplash]

I knew that Caddyshack scene had to follow.

 

[dudalb]

I knew that Caddyshack scene had to follow.

Like Night follows Day.

 

[Thunder]

http://thinkprogress.org/2009/11/30/birther-ad-monkeys/

Birthers run ad in Washington Times.... the Moonie paper...

hmm.....monkeys. that is unfortunate.

 

[headscratcher4]

More from the reality-lite crowd:

http://www.motherjones.com/politics...rick-birther-treason-grand-jury-monroe-county

 

[dudalb]

If nothing else, Orly should cause the California Bar Association to tighten up who it lets practice law. The Calif Bar Exam has a reputation as being one of the tougher ones in the US, but not tought enough apparently.

 

[Horatius]

More from the reality-lite crowd:

http://www.motherjones.com/politics...rick-birther-treason-grand-jury-monroe-county

Interesting:

But then Fitzpatrick evidently discovered that Monroe County has rather liberal rules about grand juries. In most places, only a local prosecutor can present evidence to a grand jury and request an indictment. In Monroe County, any private citizen can show up with a petition and seek an indictment. The most common initiators of such proceedings are usually victims of robberies or assaults, however, not activists trying to unseat the president.

So this great success is just as great, and just as much of a success, as we have come to expect from these guys.

 

[patchbunny]

So this great success is just as great, and just as much of a success, as we have come to expect from these guys.

Pure gold.

The planned rally came as a big surprise to courthouse employees. When I told one staffer about the caravan, she was shocked, noting that Madisonville was a tiny place where not much ever happens. She exclaimed, "Maybe we should tell the restaurant across the street!"

 

[BenBurch]

If nothing else, Orly should cause the California Bar Association to tighten up who it lets practice law. The Calif Bar Exam has a reputation as being one of the tougher ones in the US, but not tought enough apparently.

Are we sure she took it herself? It is not unknown to pay somebody else who resembles you to take the test for you.

 

[cwalner]

More from the reality-lite crowd:

http://www.motherjones.com/politics...rick-birther-treason-grand-jury-monroe-county

I like the articles PC term for Birthers: Alternate-Reality Americans

 

[TjW]

Just out of curiosity, does anyone know what overt acts of treason Mr. Obama has performed, and who the required two witnesses are?

The motherjones article pointed to a website that mentioned a single witness to Obama's "being a member of the Luo tribe in Kenya", but I'm hard-pressed to believe that that in and of itself is treasonous. It wouldn't prevent him from being a natural-born American citizen. As far as that goes, I haven't seen any penalty prescribed for being elected President even though ineligible to hold the office. Neither of these, at any rate, are mentioned in the Constitution as being treason.

 

[Travis]

Just out of curiosity, does anyone know what overt acts of treason Mr. Obama has performed, and who the required two witnesses are?

The motherjones article pointed to a website that mentioned a single witness to Obama's "being a member of the Luo tribe in Kenya", but I'm hard-pressed to believe that that in and of itself is treasonous. It wouldn't prevent him from being a natural-born American citizen. As far as that goes, I haven't seen any penalty prescribed for being elected President even though ineligible to hold the office. Neither of these, at any rate, are mentioned in the Constitution as being treason.

These are people who don't know what "natural born citizen" means so I wouldn't put it past them to not have a clue what "treason" is either.

 

[timhau]

These are people who don't know what "natural born citizen" means so I wouldn't put it past them to not have a clue what "treason" is either.

As far as knowing what 'treason' is, they know the 't', but the rest is completely alien to them.

 

[headscratcher4]

Just out of curiosity, does anyone know what overt acts of treason Mr. Obama has performed, and who the required two witnesses are?

The motherjones article pointed to a website that mentioned a single witness to Obama's "being a member of the Luo tribe in Kenya", but I'm hard-pressed to believe that that in and of itself is treasonous. It wouldn't prevent him from being a natural-born American citizen. As far as that goes, I haven't seen any penalty prescribed for being elected President even though ineligible to hold the office. Neither of these, at any rate, are mentioned in the Constitution as being treason.

I think the overt act of treason is not being white and having a foriegn-born father and a white mother.