Monthly Archives: May 2009

A view from the other side

Reading over some new material on citizenship from early in our country’s history, I was suddenly struck by the thought: John McCain probably isn’t a natural born citizen of the United States. If we were talking about President McCain today … Continue reading

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James Madison on Birth and Allegiance

James Madison of Virginia, framer of the Constitution, member of Congress and 4th President of the United States is often called “The Father of the Constitution”. The Federalist Papers, co-authored by Madison, was influential in turning the tide of popular … Continue reading

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Treatise on Citizenship

In my researches, I have come across a major work: Citizenship of the United States, Expatriation, and Protection Abroad Letter from the Secretary of State, Submitting Report … By United States Dept. of State, James Brown Scott, David Jayne Hill, … Continue reading

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Government interest in this web site?

I frankly do not know how to interpret the following result showing where this site’s visitors come from. Note who is number 1, ahead of the major private Internet service providers. Note also the government of British Columbia farther down. … Continue reading

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Obot-proof web site

It was a slow news day on the Obama conspiracy front, but Repubx.com is always good for something noteworthy (I think humor is noteworthy). I was greeted by a flashing banner: This site implements the Obot-proof guidelines for Blogsphere v1.5 … Continue reading

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Dr. Conspiracy challenged by MommaE

I went over to BlogRadio.com to see the Chalice show; Phil Berg, Lisa Liberi and MommaE were on talking about their lawsuit against Orly. I joined the chat room. I said something against the nObama grain and you’d have thought … Continue reading

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