Orly Taitz recounts the story [link to Taitz web site] of her protest at the Supreme Court yesterday, saying:
My supporters from Tennessee, Nevada, Pennsylvania, New York, California, Virginia, Maryland, New Jersey and DC were there.
She never says how many, but this makes at least nine.
She also talked to clerks at the Supreme Court who refused to let her see the original signature where her petition was denied. She of course lets us know that they were African-American, and one looked Turkish.
Taitz called the protest a success. Here’s the video:
https://twitter.com/gzornick/status/301371257843245056/photo/1
Just sayin’.
It was a success much in the same way soy bacon is just as good as real bacon. 😉
not necessarily. i myself can say i’m from ma, ny & pa … so she could be talking about one much-travelled birfoon.
Ever hear the song Flagalapa?
A friend of mine who works at the Court counted 3 (including Taitz), before lunch. Of course it is possible that her numbers “swelled” to 9 before they walked over to the Capital.
I imagine the Orlellian definition of ‘supporter’ is quite loose.
Any and all possible innuendo intended.
Well she DID want nine people in DC to believe her. 😉
when it get’s bigger, no one will be able to say it wasn’t grass roots.
“She of course lets us know that they were African-American, and one looked Turkish.”
Orly: If you read this, you are a shonde who shames us all.
Unquestionably she’s a racist, though sometimes she tries to back off, such as when she gets all excited about ultra-conservative African-Americans like Clarence Thomas, and that doctor who spoke at the Prayer event. But otherwise, well, her comments above are one example. Another is when she complained about people at the CA court offices having Spanish names and made some comemnt about a banana republic. Which shows that as well as not knowing anything about US law, she also doesn’t know anything about the history of the state that she lives in.
Taitz encourages students to look her up on the internet, where they will see her label their teacher an Obama-Nazi. This women is a horrid witch.
“There was a large group of high School students, who wanted to know the truth, we showed them the documents, the students we bright eyed and were absorbing the information, however their Obama-Nazi teacher told them to stop talking to us and leave. The students said that they will look up on the net.”
Does she? I remember her repeatedly attacking Thomas about the “we’re evading that issue” comment.
9 People? That’s a record breaking crowd for birthers. There were 3 at her last protest so the movement is growing, by 2024 there may be as many as 24 birthers for protests.
Yes, but she gets all wobbly about stong black men who pull the ladder up after them
no, but i managed to find this rendition on youtube:
cute.
“She of course lets us know that they were African-American, and one looked Turkish.”
She’s not even pretending any more.
I have to wonder at what her definition of a success. It must be staying out of jail everytime she opens her mouth. She should have been sanctioned into silience years ago not to mention disbarred.
50 years from now there is going to be a lot of head scratching over the whole Birther phenom and wondering what was in the water.
Her protest was not a success in any way, shape, or form. I have to wonder if there’s not some other reason she keeps going to Washington.
Remember, she refused a taxi because the driver was an Arab:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6vNpXJxpu48
Unless the number grows exponentially, but we all know what the chances of that happening are. 😉
She really is a disgusting piece of work. How would she react if someone – anyone – came up to her kids on a school trip and babbled on in a strange accent? But (cracked record again) I am more and more doubtful about her law degree. To get through the exams, you have to know certain things. These include constitutional law, separation of powers, role of the courts, civil procedure and evidence, discovery, use of subpoenas, service, time limits, standing – which, incidentally, is so narrowly defined largely because of the efforts of the SCOTUS conservatives, not least Roberts. . And it is so clear that she knows nothing about any of this. So how did she pass? This isn’t an irrelevant concern. Lawyers have powers and privileges, and I think it’s reasonable to doubt whether it was Taitz who submitted assignments, sat the exams etc. With online courses, there is no way for them to verify identity.
She’d better hope that they don’t look her up on the internet. 😆 Right after her web site, Google shows a nice listing of articles saying “about to be sanctioned,” “lying to judge,” and links to Wonkette and HuffPo, among others, all of which don’t portray her as anything but an entertaining loon, with a dash of sedition and racism.
Let’s see:
Started in 2008, 200+ lawsuits filed, 0 won.
Birthapalooza scheduled and canceled.
Various rallies slated, drawing less than 10 people. To be charitable.
Birther debate podcasts scheduled, marked by notable lack of representation on the birther side.
Arpaio goes full metal birther. Main effect: even birthers wonder why.
Donald Trump goes full metal birther. Main effect: [video]
President re-elected by majority of voters.
I think it’s safe to say that there’s more “grass” than “roots” to this.
Fa love Pa!
Well, given that one can appropriately regard birthers as half-wits, my count is only four and a half protesters.
Hmmm … 4.5 = 20.25 you guys may be on to something!
Square root of 9 is 4.9. Perhaps a birfer is 54% of a wit. 😉
Orly Taitz is actually an alias! “Her” real identity is “Wimp-Lo” A Chinese male, who was purposely taught that losing = winning, as a joke. He is master of the ” I am bleeding, therefore I am the victor!” Kung Fu style.
what did she have at the last rally 2 ? how many this time 9 ?? look at the exponential growth, she just needs a good pr firm. you all should be helping her. the more successful she is… the more fun all of you will have, you know,.. making fun of her.
but now i think she’s tapped into something you cannot stop. all of you should have walked away from it a long time ago. don’t forget that your interest in this, is what keeps me interested, i always wondered why certain behaviora, still do.
abd she’s got tenacity, all of you will admit that right ??
so you can’t block the wind, and you can’t step into the same river twice.
it’s never too late to change your mind…
“I can’t believe it’s not
butterbacon.”Nice.
It’s been almost four and a half years. There has never been a birther rally more than *maybe* three digits.
If it didn’t happen years ago, I doubt it will happen anytime soon.
Yeah, it’s “grass roots”. So is crabgrass.
For the same reason people stare at a car crash. Idle fascination.
Orly is a car crash in slow motion, years in the making. There’s no doubt at all how it’s going to turn out, but you just can’t look away.
The most populated rally she’s ever had, when she was running for office, was still under 50 people.
Tenacity doesn’t mean one is right. It can often mean one is too stubborn or delusional to acknowledge reality.
And why would I want to change my mind? I have facts, credible evidence, reality, the law, and the US Constitution on my side. Why would I want to throw that away for a mess of myths, lies, and disproven claims??
Yes, I agree, Orly has tenacity. So does The Church of Scientology. Tenacity without integrity is no virtue.
Because then you and scott e could become the best of friends?
*snork* Yah…nearly 5 years into the folly of Birtherism and the “movement” can’t even bring double digit crowds… Sorry Scott, that isn’t “growth” just because one ultra-weak gathering of two is followed by another ultra-weak gathering of 9. That’s simply two EPIC FAIL events of insignificant magnitude, with no other meaningful correlation.
People laugh at crazy people and car wrecks because they happened. That is simply how it is. Yet at the same time, most decent people do not wish for car wrecks or to have to deal with crazy people at all. They would rather those things not happen in the first place…but when they do…popcorn. Simple as that.
Learn cause and effect for once, Scott. We simply observe, sometimes investigate and otherwise just comment on the crazy phenomenon of Birtherism and conspiracy theory nonsense. We are not fans of it by any means and if it went away altogether (it won’t, because severely delusional people are terminal cases), we could find lots of other things to occupy our time. Frankly, I’ve become mostly bored with Birtherism, because it has become so hollow and stale and just the same long debunked and irrelevant nonsense over and over and over again.
What actually still brings me back here is the interesting community and commentary. When Birtherism dries up sufficiently, I’m hoping Doc will have other topics to cover and that the community will migrate along with it. I know I would.
No, I do not consider the inability to learn from mistakes to be “tenacity” at all.
Insanity and foolish stubbornness at best.
Waking up every day and proclaiming “any day now” that the sun will suddenly rise in the west and not the east is folly and madness. Birtherism is akin to that.
Sticking one’s hand in the fire and getting burned and then repeating such over and over and over again isn’t being “tenacious” at all. That is being stupid and demonstrating no ability to adapt to reality. That is a sign of weakness and not strength.
The story of Sisyphus is about futility as a cursed punishment…not something to aspire towards…
*facepalm*
WTF about the wind and river??? That’s just nonsense crazy talk. Of course both of those things can be done.
In terms of “changing one’s mind”…NOT without actual evidence, which BIrthers have none of…and Obama’s birth story has plenty of in support. So NO, that’s just folly at this point.
But hey, I guess you are subscribing to a theory of desired “brainwashing”…in other words hoping that if lies are repeated long enough, more people will believe it. Sorry, but that applies to the gullible and weak-minded and to those who were just looking for any outlet to their ODS in the first place. That target base has long filled its potential quota and the air has been leaking out ever since.
Face it, you Birthers simply wrap yourself in pretend beliefs, based on childish wishful thinking because you can’t deal with and accept how the real world is…that is nothing more than self-delusion Scott…the real world continues on, based on real law and real physical properties, regardless of your imaginary magic thinking…
But Orly is still alive, so this disproves evolution! ZOMG……!
3 people, 9 people, 27 people… Somebody tell Orly, at her 18th rally she will have the entire population behind her. *lol*
The problem is that in the real world, you have to look at the entire picture. IIRC, the birther rally numbers were 3, ~9, ~20, ~50, ~150, 3, 9 (starting with Dr Kate’s “usurpathon”, culminating in the Veteran’s Day rally and graciously including Sheriff Joe’s Tea Party event). If anything, there is a cycle, not exponential growth.
“abd she’s got tenacity, all of you will admit that right ??”
No…that’s not tenacity.
Albert Einstein once said that the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results. By any measure of that standard, Orly Taitz is beyond insane.
FIFM. (Geeeeez…..)
No need to be so pessimistic. 2^3.17 = 9. At that rate of exponential growth, the next Taitz rally will have 1,059 people. The next: 3.9 billion. The sixth and final rally will be attended by the population of the entire galaxy.
Now that is some awesome birfer math.
Two data points do not a trend define. Unless it’s a straight line. In that case, rally #6 can expect 37 people. With 7 more people every rally after that. She better get to rallyin’ LOL
I have updated the article with Taitz’ video presentation from the DC protext. It appears that 9 is about right.
That guy who filmed himself living with grizzly bears, and who stayed up there until one of them ate him and his girlfriend, had tenacity too.
Maybe we can convince Orly that wolverines make good pets, as long as you keep at it.
Exponential growth is a^x with x growing linearly.
What you have is a recursive series where
f(n+1) = 2^f(n)
which grows faster than any pure exponential function
f(n) = a^(b*n)
So that is even more optimistic (for birthers) than the hypothetical exponential growth mentioned before.
my dad was a math guy. me, not so good.
it’s the dead of winter, protest rallies are summer events .
i’m reminding you that “Birfer” is a colloquial affectation, thus is as racist.
you put lol in quotes… i like that. how can you have -negative people ? (mathematically)
that’s just what you want people to think.
i’ll stand by my proverbs…
that’s kind of the point. people who are bored, normally gravitate towards(s) something interesting after five years. take woodman for instance. i have always thought antibirthers had an agenda. that’s what i meant by “too professional”.
that’s what i’m here to find out.
Exactly, thank you for putting it so formally. I was trying to spoof a birther attempt at math, how they would make a simple error that produced extremely positive (yet ridiculous) results, but then go with it because they liked it.
… as scott did with the reported turnouts of 2 and 9. Any number of functions could pass through (1,2) and (2,9). Pick a profile and make it fit.
To be honest, scott should consider turnout of past events, and plot them against time.
But that trend doesn’t look good at all, now does it? LOL!
You’re asserting that birfers are a racial group? I have been assured by some of your fellow birfers that birfers happily take all comers. You guys need to get together on that.
And yes, you better believe it’s colloquial. You’ve worked hard for it, and deserve it.
Tildes do not indicate negative quantity. * triple facepalm with a half-twist *
You’re hear to find out why people would change their minds, and reject reality for “a mess of myths, lies, and disproven claims??”
Welcome to anti-birfin’, and congratulations on your recovery.
no, i mean “birfer” mocks black pronounciation. it’s in the neighborhood of “bafroom”, “birf certificate” or “axe” for ask…. it’s not very classy to ridicule.
i mean do whatever you want, but if i used it in that manor, it would be flagged as racist.
doc and fogbow use it too, lots of people do, i don’t think they know though. i’ve explained all this here before.
i guess i missed the lampoon, sorry. i’ll look harder next time.
Hardly the dead of winter. In Washington, D.C. On Tuesday, the high was 58, with a low of 41. Where I live that’s spring.
The Washington Generals had tenacity. They played and lost to the Harlem Globetrotters more than 13.000 times.
The difference between the Washington Generals and Orly Taitz is that the Generals won six games.
Thousands of protestors showed up on a “bitterly cold day” in Moscow last month to protest the recent adoption ban.
http://www.nytimes.com/2013/01/14/world/europe/thousands-of-russians-rally-against-adoption-ban.html?_r=0
Uh, yeah, February 26, 2011, still very much winter where we live (9 degrees F when it started; about 18 degrees F when it was over), more than 100,000 people gathered on the Capitol Square in Madison, WI for a protest. That’s nearly 98,000 more people than have ever turned up to all birther events, collectively.
My supporters from Tennessee, Nevada, Pennsylvania, New York, California, Virginia, Maryland, New Jersey and DC were there.
No one from Connecticut, I see. Apparently that crusading “journalist” Sharon Rondeau was too busy to make the trip.
Speaking of Connecticut, why hasn’t Obama been arrested there yet?
It is not what we want to think. It is what we know. The definition of insanity IS doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results. Orly Taitz would be just as successful hitting herself continously in the head with a hammer as she is in litigating her delusions. She claims that others have damaged her reputation when it is she that has damaged her reputation (if she ever had one).
But I do have this suggestion. If you think she’s such a great attorney, why don’t you hire her to take care of some legal matter for you sometime in the future. It doesn’t have to be a criminal. Maybe you’ll need a good probate attorney or something trademarked? I challenge you to hire Orly Taitz to do something that is extremely easy regarding the law and watch how bad she f’s it up.
In January, 1973, at least 25,000 people showed up to protest the war in Vietnam and President Nixon’s inauguration.
Any day now!
Taitz DC protest draws at least 9 people
Taitz DC protest draws at MOST 9 people
FIFY.
Just like the Boston Tea Party. Oh wait, that was December. Never mind.
http://www.ethiopianreview.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=48306&p=279070
Eritreans in Washington DC held a large protest rally – Friday, Feb. 8
Eritreans were able to bring 3 times as many as Taitz to a rally in DC.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/national/health-science/activists-arrested-at-white-house-protesting-keystone-pipeline/2013/02/13/8f0f1066-75fa-11e2-aa12-e6cf1d31106b_story_1.html
Then there were the Keystone protestors- maybe Daryl Hannah was too busy with that to join Taitz in the ‘bitter cold’? 5 times more got arrested at that protest than Orly could get to show up.
poor Orly.
Obviously you don’t know many black people as that’s nothing like “black pronunciation”
You might want to get your eyes checked that’s not a negative
scott e: it’s the dead of winter, protest rallies are summer events .
5500 attended a Connecticut gun control rally demanding lawmakers toughen gun laws
Got any more nuggets for us, Excuse-o The Clown?
It’s obviously Frank Arduini’s fault
orly has a pr problem not a truth problem, remember the sixties ??
Now, see, that was racist. Substitution of the cluster ‘th’ with ‘f’ is a reference to a lisp resulting from misaligned teeth, and taps into a myriad of crude associations. In short, it’s shorthand for “birtherism is stupid”. Birfers may be otherwise wonderful people, but while birfin’, they are morons.
Who’s interested in being classy? This is birferism we’re talking about. “Classy” got nothing to do with anything birfy.
Which manor? Wayne Manor?
I don’t know much of anything about the fogbow, but I am pretty sure Doc does not employ the Dreaded Epithet (that’s what his thugs and flunkies are for). At least, I haven’t seen it. Maybe he did in the past. He’s quite an upstanding fellow.
Yeah, you do tend to whine.
We could take another tack and call you guys “birders”, but that’d be all kinds of wrong.
i got frank on the other line… @pf
i have black children in my immediate family, i love them dearly. and how is it “obvious” that i don’t know many black people ?? do you mean “i couldn’t possibly” know any ?? who are you to decide. is that the kind of logic that is so popular here ??
Yet Obama’s 2013 Inauguration brought in over a million people to celebrate…
Sorry Scott, but this, plus the other numerous and easy to come up with winter rally and protest examples others have given you all show that it is not that hard to get a very sizable group of people to show up and stand outside for hours, even in the “dead of winter”, when they have an interest in something…
…Just shows how dead and lame Birtherism is…and how most Birtherism is nothing but a bunch of hollow bluster from a bunch of (either cowardly or lazy or immoble) keyboard commandos.
No. That’s just how a lot of people actually DO think, in reality.
I find it sad that you can’t grasp how others behave and think and can only project your own limitations of both desiring and being susceptible to propaganda on others…
There is a big difference between wanting to simply ensure that accurate facts and a correct record are available to correct misinformation and lies (which is all Birtherism is) and trying to “sway” people.
I rebut you not because I care about trying to influence your mind (personally, I think you are hopelessly locked in irrational thinking) but merely as a simple rebuttal of the nonsense you peddle.
Go for it. Keep your head in the sand. How’s that working out for you…
Hey, you can keep cheering Mad Orly and chant “Any.Day.Now” until the cows come home…
…But none of that changes the actual history of the failed Birther movement, its utter lack of competence and evidence and its sheer inane and offensive futility.
Beyond such things as interest / entertainment / frustration in regards to why crazy people and immature sore losers act and behave the way they do, or an interest in doing actual fact-checking and investigation of truth, the other primary motives (or as you call it) “agenda” of anti-birthers is a rejection of intolerance, untruths and concern about incitement of unstable angry people to cause harm and damage…
Considering that just about all anti-birtherism is nothing but pure “hobby” without profit, there really isn’t any “professionalism” to it…as it isn’t at all a “profession”. Even this site is nothing more than a retired hobbyists endeavor by Doc C. A well done one, yes…but a hobby nonetheless.
What you see as “professionalism” on our side is nothing more than the contrast between how rational and intelligent adult people can discuss and assess issues compared to the incompetence and irrational screeds from Birthers…
That pretty much sums anti-birtherism up.
Unlike Birtherism, where the motives have been irrational fear/hate, bigotry, intolerance, propaganda, con artist profiteering, wishful rejection of reality and a foolish attempt to influence an election.
Gee…nearly five years into the ever failing and ever flailing movement of Birtherism hasn’t clued you in at all I see… face it, if you haven’t “found out” by now, it ain’t gonna happen… and I’m not just talking about the nonsense of Birtherism itself, but also about its “potential” as a “movement”…
I guess some folks are just eternally clueless…
*face palm*
D.C. is only an 8-9 hour drive from Vermont, but apparently Scott had more important things to do than actually support Orly’s latest fail.
Again, WTF?? There is really something “damaged” about a mind that makes up a connection between the term “Birfer” and sees some sort of “black speak to it”…
That’s just sad and says more about you and how you “imagine” black people to talk than anything else…
The way I’ve seen the term “Birfer” most often described and explained is the association to “baby talk”…in other words, a term that reflects the infantile tantrum attitude and cry-baby sore-loser immaturity of Birtherism…
See such popular associated image examples with the term:
https://www.google.com/url?sa=i&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=images&cd=&cad=rja&docid=QVnT7AaUaKf9hM&tbnid=dGwF38SZsd8F9M:&ved=0CAUQjRw&url=http%3A%2F%2Fdemocratsforprogress.com%2Fforum%2Farchive%2Findex.php%2Fthread-2309.html&ei=2aMdUbqBDMrq2AXVxoHIDg&bvm=bv.42553238,d.aWc&psig=AFQjCNE-xbxAHXHdijhNqnwty34M6PKSnw&ust=1360983366405248
http://www.google.com/imgres?hl=en&tbo=d&gl=us&biw=1366&bih=677&tbm=isch&tbnid=E_hxQqZYwDkF2M:&imgrefurl=http://theobamadiary.com/2011/03/29/birther-busters/&docid=End6G6rGIWviwM&imgurl=http://obamadiary.files.wordpress.com/2011/03/birfer-baby-case.jpg%253Fw%253D223%2526h%253D270&w=223&h=270&ei=ZqQdUcyoE-mxyQHLu4GIDg&zoom=1&ved=1t:3588,r:6,s:0,i:103&iact=rc&dur=1814&sig=117144753248196789351&page=1&tbnh=174&tbnw=143&start=0&ndsp=22&tx=92&ty=74
So NO, not a “racial” nor “racist” term, but one that invokes baby-talk…
*sheesh*
Scott is just limp keyboard whiner, not a doer….like the majority of the Birtheristani. Taking action outside of the “virtual world” takes actual effort and some courage….where most of these folks are all talk and nothing more.
Heck, Scott couldn’t even muster the ability to go through with keeping a commitment to call in on RC’s Reality Check online radio program to debate birtherism…
…So yeah, I’d say actually getting out of his house and driving somewhere for the “Birther cause” is several steps beyond…
“‘A scratch‘? Your arm’s off!”
“No it isn’t.”
I most certainly do NOT use the term “birfer.”
BTW, I deleted 8 of your comments that were just long quotations of what other commenters said with a vacuous one line comment of yours attached.
Mazel tov.
She has both, plus a need for lithium.
As a matter of fact, I do. The girlfriends were like a buffet. Eat your heart out.
What I see in many hobbyist endeavors is a striving for professionalism. The example comes to mind of wood carvers whose productions to my mind approach fine art.
In my blogging (however one views its success) I try to act professional in certain ways:
For example, I chose a commercial WordPress theme rather than any of the free ones because I thought it looked more professional, and I imitate some things that I’ve gotten from professional web sites. I add pictures to articles to make the blog appear more like a magazine or a professional news site.
I have adopted certain ethical principles that I would associate as “professional” including the extra effort to include sources in articles and an attempt to represent the views of others fairly and in context.
Playing at being professional is part of the fun of running this blog. So if scott thinks the blog looks in any way professional, then I take that as a measure of success, but since scott isn’t a professional, I also take it with a grain of salt.
There’s always time for Ovaltine™.
Here’s someone who can tutor you:
http://scm-l3.technorati.com/11/02/26/27901/peabody-450.jpg
You don’t tug on Superman’s cape
You don’t spit into the wind
You don’t pull the mask off that old Lone Ranger
And you don’t mess around with Jim
Thank you for chiming in on this. Your perspective on the matter is well explained and makes a lot of sense.
I like the phrasing of “striving for professionalism” for serious hobbyists, as you described it. Everything you described is certainly how I see your efforts…and I certainly both admire and appreciate the time, ethics and “striving for professionalism” that you provide to us with this site!
However, as we both seem to be concluding, it is unlikely that Scott’s use of the term “professional” towards anti-birthers was within the same context as how you apply such professional-style qualities towards this hobby…
He seems to be insinuating and trying to perpetuate the inane Birther/RWNJ bogeyman myth of “paid leftist bloggers”, which is absolute nonsense.
“I just cut off your arm.”
“Tis but a flesh wound.”
My elderly mother is sadly afflicted with alzheimer. She too will persist in carrying on with entirely false notions, which have been demonstrated to her to be false, no matter what.
e.g.: right now she believes there is an armoire filled with some of her clothes on the floor above hers; no matter how many times I take her to that floor — which is being renovated — to show her there is no armoire there, she will still revert to that belief an hour later.
I wonder in all honestly if Orly is not suffering from mild case of dementia.
1. Writing *lol* isn’t “putting lol in quotes”, it’s underlining it’s a written representation of a real-world act, similar to *facepalm* or *slap*.
2. I wrote “~50” (“approximately 50”), not “-50” (“minus 50”).
Yes, I think we are in agreement. My point is that quality is not the same as paid for.
Overall, I think scott is just trying to stir up an argument rather than to actually assert that any particular web site is paid for by a political faction. He’s mostly a troll.
that’s true right now, family comes first.
i did not know that, see i learn something new every day.
it’s probably best. people know where to find me. i know space and bandwidth are limited. i try to respond to everyone.
When my dad was in his mid 80’s, it became clear he was suffering from dementia. He became obsessed with Kennedy’s assasination (this was in the late 90’s) and constantly typed the same narrative about the “grassy knoll” conspiracy on an old typerwriter (there were stacks of paper that repeated the same story over and over again that I had to throw out after I put him in a nursing home). He also became paranoid and believed certain people were out to assasinate him. After a stay in the hospital when he overdosed on some blood pressure medications, he was convinced that the nurses had tried to poison him.
Eventually, he was diagnosed with Altzheimer’s Disease and by that time he wasn’t able to remember my name most times. He passed away in 2005.
Orly very much reminds me of my dad with her obsession and how she has everything memorized regarding her “evidence” on President Obama. It wouldn’t surprise me if she one day ends up in a nursing home unable to remember her kids’ names.
Scott’s not real bright, bless his heart.
I’m not a professional doctor but to this untrained eye (with multiple relatives experience however) lately she does seem to exhibit early signs of dementia.
Can I be the first to claim that the secret Obama conspiracy obviously injected her with the essence of black lotus supposed to drive men mad.
Your family couldn’t manage without you for two days?
not right now.
Good. I’m glad you haven’t lost sight of the importance of family. You should try to remind yourself whenever possible about the importance of healthy bonds with other people and hang onto those positive things instead of falling prey to your own inner demons of bitterness and disappointment, which only lead you to lessen yourself by trying to spread misery and sow discord…
One path is healthy and the other is not. Try to reflect upon that more, please.
Dr. Orly Taitz’s biggest PR problem is Dr. Orly Taitz.
The fact she’s trying to sell a mass of bovine byproducts as chocolate chip cookies doesn’t help either.
thanks, i might do that.
I will point out that two of the signs of nitrous oxide abuse are paranoia and delusion.
for those “patriots” who were unable to travel to DC to protest, there are rallies tomorrow at state capitols (National Protests Against Obama)
“Instructions for rallies across the nation tomorrow 11am-1pm every capitol. Bring signs: “Foreign criminal with forged and stolen IDs is not my President” Instruction re the protest below”
“Travel safely and arrive as close to 11am as possible, then coalesce with other patriots like water molecules forming a rain drop at these addresses on Saturday, Feb 16, 2013.”
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“then coalesce with other patriots like water molecules forming a rain drop”
… and then disappear again in an ocean of reasonable and intelligent people.