Monthly Archives: February 2010

Citizenship bill before Congress

Georgia Representative Nathan Deal (yes, THAT Congressman Deal) introduced a bill last year in the House, HR 1868,”To amend section 301 of the Immigration and Nationality Act to clarify those classes of individuals born in the United States who are … Continue reading

Posted in Legislation | 14 Comments

Obama treason trial – mark your calendar

Pastor James Manning of the Atlah Worldwide Ministries and Long-Legged Mack Daddy Obama Hating Society in Harlem, New York, has, in a new video, announced the Columbia Obama Treason Trial for 14 – 19 May, 2010. In the video Manning … Continue reading

Posted in Misc. Conspiracies, Pastor Manning, Videos, Wild & Wacky | Tagged | 151 Comments

Reaping the whirlwind

This web site is about conspiracy theories involving Barack Obama, focusing on ones concerning his presidential eligibility and there we run across our share of people who can’t quite color within the lines. However, there is a broader movement in … Continue reading

Posted in Birther Politics, Lounge, Racism | 7 Comments

An interview with Phil Berg

From the Race 4 2012 blog, comes a new interview with Phil Berg, Obama nemesis attorney. It’s an interesting read. Here are a couple of teasers: “I think he traveled his entire life on an Indonesian passport” “But even if … Continue reading

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New birth certificate bills in Hawaii

As reported in the Honolulu Advertiser article, Hawaii gets persistent requests for Obama birth certificate, February 19, Hawaii state Senator Will Espero has introduced two bills, one on “each side” of the issue in the Hawaii legislature: Senate Bill 2056 … Continue reading

Posted in Legislation | 6 Comments

Birther Candidates

This is a place to discuss birthers running for public office, sparked by comments here. More wingnuttery….Where are these people coming from? http://ginoforgovernor.com/ Posted on | February 17, 2010 | Gino DiSimone Says (#132): February 16th, 2010 at 1:10 am … Continue reading

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