How does one serve a complaint on the President of the United States in his personal capacity? Christopher-Earl : Strunk thinks he knows, and he shares his process server adventure in a 7-page affidavit filed in the case of Taitz v. Mississippi Democrat Party.
This isn’t new, dating back to October 4, but it is entertaining reading, sort of a Chicago travelogue of places Barack Obama wasn’t at the time. Oh, and something is gonna go in somebody’s “permanent record.”
MS – ECF 43 – 2012-10-10 – Taitz v MSDPM – AFFIDAVIT of Personal Service on Barack Obama And
Even though Barack Obama appeared in the Mississippi case, he has not conceded that he was properly served by Mr. Strunk.
Read more:
- Other articles on Taitz v. Democrat Party of Mississippi
- Other documents in the case of Taitz v. Democrat Party of Mississippi
- The Practical Guide to Process Serving (Amazon link)
- The Process Server’s Handbook (Amazon link)
- Process service app (Google Play link)
Sounds like a Monty Python script.
A prison novel of eternal torment?
“It was a dark and stormy night…”
Python, not Kafka.
Come on, Doc! You can’t promise something great and when I click on find that it is not available. Is there somewhere else that I can find the saga?
Click the Continue Readling link to see Strunk’s story embedded. The link that’s not working (and I will fix) is just the articles on this site tagged with Orly’s case. Sorry for the confusion.
Actually, Firesign Theater.
stunning does not begin to describe the depths of stupidity exhibited
I obtained a copy of Christopher-Earl Strunk’s Permanent Record from George Soros. It reads in full:
First Grade
Eats paste
Sixth Grade
Christopher-Earl is having difficulty distinguishing fantasy from reality, professional psychiatric therapy recommended
Eighth Grade
Eats paste, not college material
Strunk truly is delusional. Yes, he’s a rabid conspiracy theorist and thoroughly vexatious litigant, but he’s also delusional. Clinically delusional.
Doc’s met him, too, and I think he’d agree.
I’m not qualified to make clinical diagnoses. I would just say that Mr. Strunk seemed to be a rather intense fellow who believed in a range of conspiracies controlling things. He seemed most concerned with the Federal Reserve when I talked to him.
So he takes a cab from Adams to Randolph (a few blocks north) so he can attempt to serve Obama for America when he would have had better luck and take the cab (or Amtrak) 200 miles and actually affect service at the proper place.
Jesuits. Don’t forget the Jesuits.
Oops – it went right by me. Is it age, or the stroke?
I still can recite the first four stanzas of The Rime of the Ancient Mariner. FWIW
Maybe they should just call Paula Jones’ lawyers and ask them to explain how they effected service on a sitting U.S. president.
Chris Strunk: Complaint of attempt to commit a crime
by NY Public Officers in the 2012 Electoral College
Please take notice of Petitioner’s intent to file an order to show cause application at the Kings County Supreme Court Building at 11 AM on the 10th Floor intake at 360 Adams Street on Monday November 19, 2012 for a preliminary injunction relief pending a declaratory judgment on issues of law; e.g., Are public officers to be held liable as accessories to felonies in usurpation of Office of POTUS and Ballot access? Are public officers presented with the facts of Barack Obama ineligibility able to change qualifications before the Electoral College Vote scheduled December 15, 2012?
http://obamareleaseyourrecords.blogspot.com/2012/11/attempt-to-commit-crime-by-ny-electors.html
Yes, it all leads back to Rome in Strunk’s alternate reality.
Is this his way of seeking permission to file yet another suit about Obama being a foreigner after being declared a vexatious litigant?
He’s been hanging around with Orly too much. Note he also charges “racketeering” in the complaint.
Will be denied due to lack of standing
In regards to his pic. Those aren’t jpeg artifacts, that is how the man really looks.
Most attorneys use professional process servers, but not Orly. I have lost track of the number of times she has failed to properly serve parties in her many legal follies.
Strunk, Junior year:
Eats college. Pastes record to therapist.