Monthly Archives: November 2009

Phil Berg to represent Pastor Manning

Philadelphia attorney Philip J. Berg, in a press release today (November 26, 2009) wished everyone a happy Thanksgiving, and wrote that he is representing [should the need arise] Pastor James David “Show the dog gone birth certificate” Manning. Manning, head … Continue reading

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Obama Conspiracy Limerick Contest

A limerick is a witty little 5-line poem (see Wikipedia for a description of the form). I’m holding a contest for the best original limerick on an Obama conspiracy theory or fringe idea theme. The winner will be selected by … Continue reading

Posted in Contests, Reader Pollls | Tagged | 47 Comments

Innocent until proven guilty

Orly Taitz has been charged with driving over 100 miles per hour! She has plead “not guilty”. Around here we presume someone is innocent until proven guilty. Orly, however, has been proven guilty, or failed to appear in court on … Continue reading

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Judge refuses to sign protective order for Mario Apuzzo and family

Mario Apuzzo, his family and several other individuals may now be in danger after a New York judge refused to sign a protective order (PDF, XPS) yesterday in the case of Strunk v. Patterson et al. The motion was filed … Continue reading

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Esquire v. Esquire

Berg, Joyce move to file amicus brief in Hollister Attorney Philip J. Berg, Esquire and Lawrence J. Joyce, Esquire filed an emergency motion in the federal appeals court in DC today (November 24, 2009) requesting that the court permit them … Continue reading

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“Pray for Obama” t-shirt removed from the market

A t-shirt soliciting prayer for Barack Obama has been removed from various online marketing sites. Article. The shirt was removed after it was discovered that the biblical text cited suggests a desire for Obama’s death. (Psa 109:8-9 NASB)  Let his … Continue reading

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