Monthly Archives: March 2009

Natural Born Citizen: Defined!

Prowling through Google Books, I found an interesting volume: JUDICIAL AND STATUTORY DEFINITIONS OF WORDS AND PHRASES COLLECTED EDITED AND COMPILED BY MEMBERS OF THE EDITORIAL STAFF OF THE NATIONAL REPORTER SYSTEM (1904).  West’s National Reporter System is private publishing … Continue reading

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Framer speaks on natural born citizenship

Charles Pinckney of South Carolina was one of the delegates to the Constitutional Convention of 1787. He was, however, no ordinary delegate because not only was he the one who suggested to the Continental Congress in 1786 that the Articles … Continue reading

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How to form a grand jury… O’rly?

I found the following cookbook for “How to Form a Grand Jury” over at Orly Taitz’s foundation, DefendOurFreedoms.org. One can readily see that they are making up the rules as they go along: 1. How to form a Grand Jury: … Continue reading

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Nonprofit v. Charity

A new feature has appeared on the Orly Taitz blog, DefendOurFreedoms.us, a “NonProfit Federal Tax ID#” down at the bottom of the page. I suppose this is in response to calls for more transparency at sites like hers and Phil … Continue reading

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Site Statistics

I want to share some site statistics with you. We’re rapidly approaching 500,000 page accesses since the inception of Obama Conspiracy Theories last December. Here are latest statistics showing the phenomenal growth of this blog. These Statistics include search engines. … Continue reading

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Hollister dismissed, Hemenway reprimanded

Unable to sanction the real culprit in the harassing lawsuit, Hollister v. Obama, Judge Robertson reprimanded attorney Hemenway under whose signature the suit was filed. The decision left little question who the Judge would have preferred to punish, if that … Continue reading

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