Another little treasure from Dr. Orly Esq.'s other pending case in California: U.S. District Judge David O. Carter has issued a scheduling order setting a tentative trial date of January 28, 2010, pending resolution of the defendant’s motion to dismiss. Orly, Keyes and the rest of the gang immediately hailed it as a huge victory - they had a trial date!! The judge wouldn’t set a trial date if he was ultimately going to dismiss their case, would he?? (Answer: yes, he would. They do it all the time. A tentative trial date on a scheduling order is purely clerical and has no bearing on substantive issues). In light of their huge victory, Orly had her disbarred assistant Charles Lincoln send an email to the U.S. Attorneys handling their case.
The reply (please note the language setting on the heading):
During the Battle of the Bulge, the 101st Airborne was stuck in Bastogne, where it was surrounded by a larger German force. The Germans asked them to surrender, and their commander, General McAuliffe, sent back the single word “nuts” as a response.
An overflow error on the Google server’s hit counter, followed immediately by the collapse of civilization. Which would be (almost) worth it if it meant we would never hear of this bitch again.
Barack Hussein Obama and his cronies in the courts and at the DoJ sure are working hard to avoid having to give discovery of Barack Hussein Obama’s True Real Birth Certificate.
