ORYR’s new look

It’s interesting to note that literally days after I wrote an article about how sucky the Obama Release Your Records/Birther Report web site looks, they opened their new Russian version of the site with a much improved front page design, fixing the distorted stetched images and cutting out the ridiculous amount of advertising. Even though they won’t listen to good advice about their Obama conspiracy delusions, at least they can take constructive criticism about web design. (The individual articles still suffer from clutter.)

I guess they think that the Obots are in Russia and that’s why they decided to open the Russian version of the site.

My favorite idiot birther comment of the day comes from ORYR birther Joe Mannix, who says:

HEADS UP!:
Alabama Supreme Court to rule on Obama’s failure to register with Selective Service

I didn’t even know that Alabama had Selective Service. The link is to the “Coach is Right blog.”
obamareleaseyourrecords.blogspot.ru

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22 Responses to ORYR’s new look

  1. Something about lipstick and pigs comes to mind.

  2. Andrew Vrba, PmG says:

    Dr. Conspiracy:
    Something about lipstick and pigs comes to mind.

    I prefer “Same s—, different wrapper” myself.

  3. Rickey says:

    HEADS UP!:
    Alabama Supreme Court to rule on Obama’s failure to register with Selective Service

    That one gave me a flashback to November, 2008, when birthers convinced themselves that the Supreme Court had ordered Obama to produce his birth certificate by 12/1/08 in Berg v. Obama.

  4. RanTalbott says:

    The reduced advertising on the main page is somewhat offset by the fact that they no longer have comment counts there, so you need to go to the story pages (with their own load of ads) to check activity. I guess they figured that, since birthers have the memory of a metaphorical goldfish, it was of no use to their main audience.

    They also removed the text-format list of recent stories, so you have to load the GUI form is you want to go back a few days.

    A net loss for the literate, but maybe a plus for their targets.

    Falcon is referring to the amicus brief by Albert Moore, who wrote a WND story, carried by ORYR, suggesting that the AL court by actually rule on his claims, instead of using the brief to soak up coffee spills.

  5. Birther Weary says:

    Gee, I thought that a win in the Alabama “case” was meant to cost Obama all of the Electoral Votes he picked up there, giving the election to Romney.

    Have I been misinformed?

  6. Dave says:

    Russian?

  7. The Magic M says:

    This proves ORYR is run by an Obot in disguise – I mean, it can’t be coincidence, and it also can’t be that birthers take advice from you, Doc.

    q.e.d.

  8. The Magic M says:

    Birther Weary: Gee, I thought that a win in the Alabama “case” was meant to cost Obama all of the Electoral Votes he picked up there, giving the election to Romney.

    In Birtherverse, it would be the pebble that sets the avalanche in motion (avalanche = suddenly all SOS in all states “retroactively revoke” Obama’s clearance for the ballot, handing the election to Romney Robert Cody “since Romney has conceded defeat, therefore Congress must crown me king” Judy).

  9. bamalaw says:

    Although Alabama technically does not have a Selective Service, don’t discount the possibility that our Supreme Court will rule on this issue Friday.

  10. Yoda says:

    bamalaw:
    Although Alabama technically does not have a Selective Service, don’t discount the possibility that our Supreme Court will rule on this issue Friday.

    I will discount that since that issue is not before the Court and was not an issue at the trial level

  11. RanTalbott says:

    Surely they wouldn’t rule on an issue of fact without any hearing(s) on the evidence?

    Or are you saying they might declare his contention that Obama lost his citizenship “terminally loony, even if it were true that he didn’t register”?

  12. bamalaw says:

    Sorry, my sarcasm block was apparently on.

  13. RanTalbott says:

    The other problem is that we’ve seen and heard so much “ludicrosity” from birthers in general, and Roy Moore in particular, that it’s hard to tell where the boundary between “satire” and “reality” lies.

  14. something happening Friday? I can’t check. I think the Alabama judicial system has my IP address blocked.

    bamalaw: our Supreme Court will rule on this issue Friday.

  15. The Magic M says:

    I haven’t been able to access http://judicial.alabama.gov/ for quite some time now (though it’s still #1 on Google when searching for “Alabama Supreme Court”).
    Do they have some new “not for non-Alabamans” policy?

  16. Jim says:

    Dr. Conspiracy:
    something happening Friday? I can’t check. I think the Alabama judicial system has my IP addressblocked.

    The birthers keep bringing it down sending all their “Oh SAVE US JUDGE MOORE, YOU’RE OUR ONLY HOPE!” emails.

  17. Kiwiwriter says:

    Jim: The birthers keep bringing it down sending all their “Oh SAVE US JUDGE MOORE, YOU’RE OUR ONLY HOPE!” emails.

    “Help me, Obi Wan Kenobi. You’re my only hope…”

  18. Andrew Vrba, PmG says:

    I wonder how many of them have come to the realization that Moore can’t bench Klayman’s case, due to that whole “We work for the same online rag!” conflict of interest.

  19. Thomas Brown says:

    Kiwiwriter: “Help me, Obi Wan Kenobi. You’re my only hope…”

    Maybe it’d work better if the Birthers tape cinnamon buns over their ears.

  20. Jim says:

    Thomas Brown: Maybe it’d work better if the Birthers tape cinnamon buns over their ears.

    I recommend they tape them to their tin-foil hats while they are wearing them and cook at 400 degrees for about a half an hour…then maybe they’d finally realize, they’re done. 😀

  21. Northland10 says:

    The Magic M:
    I haven’t been able to access http://judicial.alabama.gov/ for quite some time now (though it’s still #1 on Google when searching for “Alabama Supreme Court”).
    Do they have some new “not for non-Alabamans” policy?

    It works fine for me, however, I have not found any online docket or opinions there. I have been watching a blog from an Alabama law firm that lists various case releases.

    http://alabamaappellatewatch.com/

  22. The Magic M says:

    Andrew Vrba, PmG: due to that whole “We work for the same online rag!” conflict of interest

    Did Moore learn from his Ten Commandments disaster or would he rather not care about pesky things Communist inventions like “conflict of interest”?

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