Orly Taitz: Documents present and accounted for at DOJ & SCOTUS

March 25, 2009

Well, I ventured a visit to Orly Taitz’s site. Geek squad is tracking things now so hopefully whoever cyberattacked and deleted the *Orly Taitz* posts will be discovered. I was mainly curious about what was happening with Chief Justice Roberts’ promise to read the papers Taitz gave to the Secret Service agent. Kind of hard to go back on his word when it was captured in person, on video, on audio and in print.

Good news on two fronts:

Dr. Orly Taitz, Esq. just received a phone call from Karen Thornton at the Department of Justice. She stated that all of Orly’s documents and filings have been forwarded to the Office of Solicitor General, Elena Kagan. That includes all three Dossiers, the Quo Warranto Easterling v. Obama aka Soetoro. Please show your support that we want these matters and investigations looked into immediately, 202-514-2203.

And from the Supreme Court:

Coincidently, after Dr. Taitz called me with that update, she received another call from Officer Giaccino at the Supreme Court. Officer Giaccino stated both pleadings have been received and being analyzed now. Also, Justice Roberts must be back because the Officer also stated that all the documents that were given to Chief Justice Roberts at Idaho University are now at the Supreme Court and are also being analyzed. We will be notified tomorrow after 1:00pm EST as to whether they will be on the docket at the Supreme Court.

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(3-13) Orly Taitz delivers documents to Chief Justice Roberts
(3-13) AP reporter’s take on Taitz - Justice Roberts interaction
(3-16) Orly Taitz shout out to Mr Richard Holley in Moscow Idaho for his assistance
(3-16) Orly Taitz questions Chief Justice Roberts (audio/text)
(3-21) Orly Taitz questions Chief Justice Roberts (video)
(3-17) Orly Taitz outs Danny Bickell to Justice Roberts
(3-18) Explanation: Danny Bickell
(3-18) Leo Donofrio vs Danny boy Bickell (Nov 13th)
(3-24) Leo Donofrio vs Danny boy Bickell (Nov 12th)
(3-25) Quo Warranto and Application for Emergency Stay re-filed in person

#10 most ignorant comment by the Proobamedia: Brian Williams

December 25, 2008

#10 most ignorant comment by the Proobamedia: Brian Williams

Quote of the day: "He's not somebody who's a commander."

October 24, 2008
Morning Joe

Walter Isaacson, President, Aspen Institute about Obama: "He leads by listening. He's not somebody's who's a commander. He's somebody who can really make people feel like they're going to follow him because he's assessed everything and he's going to do the right thing."

So does a snake charmer, a used car salesman, a cult leader and an egomaniac with a Messianic Complex. How many more people are going to come out and say barry can't lead? Isaacson goes one further and says people "follow" him because they "believe" he's "going to do" the right thing. They have to believe because he's never done anything. Why isn't anyone concerned about this?

I remember at the College Bowl in Philly, Matthews asked "Barama" what he would do at 3am. Barama said he'd gather intelligence, talk to his advisors and then weigh the pros and cons. I don't recall him getting to the action part. Is there a presidential manual he can study?

Joe: "He's (Obama) has been cautious his entire political career. He's done what gets him to the next level. Have you seen anything in Barack Obama that suggests he can be a decisive leader when times call for that type of leadership?"

As in right now. And no - no one has it because he has never done it...not that it matters. And Biden aside from his bidengaffing and plagiarism has not been held to the same level of scrutiny as Sen Clinton. No one in politics has. When she says hold me accountable - there's no doubt it will happen. Bosnia got endless play - even overtaking wright "Teflon Obama" - but Biden's "being shot at in Iraq" and his helicopter "being forced down in Taliban and al Qaeda territory" got completely glanced over. I wonder why this site is needed at all. The examples are endless. Just compare barry/Biden's treatment to Clinton/Palin/McCain's. No comparison.

Isaacson: "Yes I think he can. Very good judgment. He's smart. I think you see that wisdom in him."

Not a single action verb - all cerebral - all hypothetical. He's not running for commander in chief of the National Archives. Then Isaacson goes into the economic meltdown and Joe points out that barama "won" that because he said nothing and let his opponent implode...aka he obamanated.

Joe: But he won that political battle by saying nothing,

Isaacson: Sometimes being calm and letting everybody else look like they are losing their head is the best way to prove leadership.

Again passive. How is he going to LEAD a nation by "sitting back"? What is going to make him suddenly change and be able to LEAD - not ponder? What? When? Who? Why? And how?

Mika: He's been consistent. [True. Rhetoric, Change! and no action.]

Joe then asked Larry if he can mention one time when "Obama took a real risk on a vote". Can't. Because he never has. barry even took pride in not making a stand on Iraq and Iran. "My opponent will not be able to say I voted for the war - because I didn't. My opponent will not be able to say I gave Bush the benefit of the doubt in Iran - because I haven't." Classic obamanation. Staying in NH and saying he didn't know there was a vote was pure political expedience.

Larry: I don't think so. But I think yu have plety of eamples in his executive capacity in this campaign. [None of which he has made and he has had a massive assist from the proobama media propaganda. And if he hadn't? If he hadn't gone back on campaign financing?] "That's a pretty thin thing to lean on in this - but that's really about it."

One more vote for no commander experience - as if Biden's - the foremost foreign policy expert wasn't enough. Thing is no one ever questioned Hillary's ability to lead and she universally out-polled Barama sometimes 90-10.

Joe: [BARRY] He couldn't roll up his sleeves and punch back. he said 'this is who I am'. He was willing to lose being Barack Obama. He says I'm never going to be a political attacker. [These people have no idea who he is. His campaign has been the most vicious in history with the man above the fray and supposed transcender of race and uniter never once sticking up for his opponents. Why can't anyone see this?]

ISAACSON: He think he owes Senator Clinton because the fact that those primaries went on so long. He kept his cosistent thing. [Yep Still is. Race card firts. Lie always. Attack unmercillesly and rely on illegal campaign financing and pro-obama media bias.]

JOE: She made him so much better. [Where were these words when they were yelling at her to get out? I wish I had the energy and vido capabilities to go back and compare what they said before she suspended her campaign and after. Beasts. All of them.]

Mika just made the most stunning remark -even for her. She said Michelle Obama said "They weren't in it to win. Because they don't want to change. They didn't."

But The American People are sold on this empty change of CHANGE! Here's a video clip. They also discuss the NY Times characterization of McCain's campaign's "hint of racism" and the use of the race card in the election.

'Uncle Jesse's Nuts'

pix courtesy of Scott Marks

Ignorant comment of the day: Obama would sit down with rogue leaders.

July 7, 2007
CNN/You Tube South Carolina Democratic Debate
Stephen Sorta: "Would you be willing to meet separately, without preconditions, during the first year of your administration, in Washington or anywhere else, with the leaders of Iran, Syria [He could stay at Tony Rezko's house], Venezuela, Cuba and North Korea in order to bridge the gap that divides our country?"

Obama: "I would!"

Biden standing right next to him. And the fat jerk--an obvious liberal professor looking dude--who asked the question is smirking like BO I got your back: "I'd be interested to hear what, uh, (affected tone) "Hillary" has to say to that question."

And I would like to ask you why you have no respect for a US Senator who has more power in her little pinky than you do in your shriveled little nuts and pinky-finger penis that you haven't seen in a 20 years and probably haven't used in 30.

Senator Clinton: "Well, I will NOT promise to meet with these leaders of these countries during my first year. I will promise a very vigorous diplomatic effort. Because I think that it IS not that you promise a meeting at that high a level before you know what the intentions are. I don't want to be used for propaganda purposes. I don't want to make a situation even worse. but I certainly agree that we need to get back to diplomacy, which has been turned into a bad word in this administration and I will pursue very vigorous diplomacy and I will a lot of high level presidential envoys to test the waters, to feel the way. But, certainly, we're not going to have our president meet with Fidel Castro and Hugo Chavez and the president of North Korea, Iran and Syria until we know better what the way forward would be.

Look at bo's typical messiah look with his nose up in the air (2:40). He did the same when Biden said he didn't have enough experience in the debate.