No, they’re incorrect. Newspapers sometimes print stuff that is incorrect, especially about foreign countries. I appreciate your use of African-sounding drum music, though. That doesn’t come across as a racial taunt at all.
See, this is where all conspiracy theories fall apart. A bunch of very powerful people have pulled off some kind of elaborate and complex fraud and they’ve done it almost perfectly, but they keep accidentally admitting the truth in public and printing it over and over again in newspapers. (And newspapers and public statements are reliable, but birth certificates are untrustworthy.) If Michelle Obama were covering up the fact that her husband was born in Kenya, she wouldn’t go around saying it in public. (Nevermind that she’s obviously saying that Kenya is where the Obama family is from.) Neither would the other conspirators. It doesn’t make any sense to assume people are behaving this way. You don’t keep something a secret by telling millions of people.
Sorry, but you can’t fail until the case is heard on the merits, why is Obama so afraid to get to the merits of the case? Why is he spending millions to hide this and to keep it from going to court on the merits? Is he afraid of something?
I hope so. I hope you take this to the courts. Take it to the courts of all 50 states. Appeal it up through the state and federal court systems. I don’t care if it takes every last penny you and and your team of attorneys have. In fact, I encourage that. Mortgage your houses, sell your furniture, put your children to work. Do it all. Spend until there’s nothing left for you to spend. Ask all those who believe as you do to contribute their all as well. Nothing less is acceptable.
And yes, not perfectly…although they were able to wipe several Supreme Court Cases off the internet which prove what Natural Born Citizen is, they were not able to erase the Congressional debates leading up to the adoption of the 14th amendment…
So, they have pulled off nothing and we will stop the Usurper in the White House before the 2012 election, mark my words!
I have been following this for over 3 years, of course of know of the dozens and dozens of cases that have been dismissed 100% on technicalities. Orly and I are very close and email on a daily basis. None have been heard on the merits. Why are you so afraid of a case on the merits?
The person that originally had the number was born in 1890, who knows WHEN he was given the number, but when he applied for it, it was added to record of when he was born in 1890. The 1890 note is still on the record even though obama took over the number.
Except they keep accidentally telling everybody about it, according to you. Brilliant plotting.
You won’t. And if your arguing style in court is as bad as what I’m seeing here, it’s going to be a short hearing.
No, they haven’t. Many were dismissed because the plaintiffs didn’t have standing - and I wouldn’t be surprised if you don’t have it either - but not all of them. The Donofrio case was appealed all the way to the Supreme Court. Donofrio lost, and his argument appears to be very similar to yours: he said Obama wasn’t a natural born citizen because his father would’ve also had British citizenship. Wrotnowski also made that argument and was shot down. Ankeny’s case also looks extremely similar to yours. Other posters have already made reference to this and noted that the court made its decision based on Wong Kim Ark. I think the 9th Circuit rejected Barnett’s case today, but I’m not positive.
This is wrong. But Orly Taitz is the Washington Generals of the birther movement, so I would not be surprised if she steered you wrong. I hope she’s not your dentist.
This is annoying and deeply obnoxious. Nobody has expressed any fear. Everybody has said they’re confident you will lose because many other people have done what you’re doing and also lost.
No doubt you’re aware , if you are actually friends with the Washington Generals of the birther movement.
Why do you keep saying people are afraid? You’re going to have your hearing and you’re going to lose like all these other people did. Many of them didn’t have standing and you probably won’t either.
With a name like KenyanBornObama, you know they’re not a one-trick pony with an axe to grind. I am excited to see what other witticisms and probing insights they’ll have in matters of science, philosophy, and literary criticism.
Nobody is spending any money to keep the case from being heard on its “merits”. I’ve already provided you with the Indiana decision which does include consideration of the merits and you have handwaved it away.
Standing and jurisdiction must be considered before anything else. If the plaintiff has no standing or the court does not have jurisdiction, it has no business rendering an opinion. That’s why nobody bothers to rule on the merits- because they can’t (or shouldn’t, at least).
