Pre-game show

I was thinking about Orly Taitz’ case to be decided in Mississippi at a telephonic hearing next Wednesday (January 22, 2014) and the articles I might write leading up to it, and I hope an interview with Scott Tepper (one of the defense attorneys) on RC Radio afterwards. It reminded me of pre-game television coverage of a really important sporting event.

Not being a lawyer, it’s hard for me to judge the legal importance of Taitz v. Democrat Party of Mississippi. I would think that the “big game” was Berg v. Obama in 2008, where we saw the birther conspiracy conspiracies presented in their purest form, and opposition by the federal government and then candidate Barack Obama. It established the precedent for such cases being dismissed for lack of standing; nevertheless, the Taitz case has several elements to make it interesting:

  • The first case defended by a fully-trained Obot
  • Reluctant plaintiffs, one evening requesting sanctions against Taitz for dragging her into it
  • Civil racketeering charges (RICO)
  • A wide range of defendants: a state political party, political defendants, federal defendants and Hawaii defendants (one not deceased)
  • A long paper trail (approaching 100 entries in the docket)
  • A real evidentiary-quality document, a Hawaii verification of the president’s birth certificate in the hands of the Court
  • The threat of defendants demanding sanctions, possibly amounting to 6 figures

TaitzStats

I’ve laid in a big supply of popcorn.

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29 Responses to Pre-game show

  1. Bob says:

    Countdown to Orlygeddon

  2. JPotter says:

    Teasing us with the trading card, Doc? Original, or has someone finally given that project a go?

  3. My hasty mockup was intended to resemble a TV pre-game graphic, albeit over simplified.

    JPotter: Teasing us with the trading card, Doc?

  4. CarlOrcas says:

    Since shame doesn’t seem to slow her down I’m wondering about the sanctions.

    At what point, and in what way, will they be enforced? What are the ramifications if she doesn’t pay?

  5. SueDB says:

    JPotter:
    Teasing us with the trading card, Doc? Original, or has someone finally given that project a go?

    JPotter:
    Teasing us with the trading card, Doc? Original, or has someone finally given that project a go?

    A series of Looney Tuners Trading Cards – bigger than Pokeman.

  6. Joey says:

    Of particular significance to me, the Mississippi lawsuit is the only one in which both a Letter of Verification from the Hawaii state Registrar and a copy of the whitehouse.gov image of the President’s Long Form Birth Certificate have been submitted by the defense attorneys.

  7. Joey says:

    CarlOrcas:
    Since shame doesn’t seem to slow her down I’m wondering about the sanctions.

    At what point, and in what way, will they be enforced? What are the ramifications if she doesn’t pay?

    There is no “not pay” with federal court sanctions. They will simply take your assets.

  8. This article may be of interest:

    http://www.obamaconspiracy.org/2009/11/orly-refuses-to-pay-sanctions/

    CarlOrcas: At what point, and in what way, will they be enforced? What are the ramifications if she doesn’t pay?

  9. CarlOrcas says:

    Joey: There is no “not pay” with federal court sanctions. They will simply take your assets.

    I’ve read the link Doc supplied and understand how sanctions in favor of the government are handled but I have a question there as well. See that one.

    How about sanctions for other parties? Attorney’s fees, etc.?

  10. CarlOrcas says:

    Dr. Conspiracy:
    This article may be of interest:

    http://www.obamaconspiracy.org/2009/11/orly-refuses-to-pay-sanctions/

    Yes, thank you.

    Now the simple question: Where does this matter stand? Did the government move against her? Or is it still in limbo?

  11. Notorial Dissent says:

    Wasn’t that about the time they started garnishment proceedings against her CA bank accounts and she was having hysterics over that??? I disremembers!!! Shortly thereafter didn’t she pay up?

  12. The court ordered her to pay up and authorized collection on November 30, 2009. She resisted, ignoring the order as her appeal progressed. On August 2, 2010 the government filed a lien on all her real property for $20,000 plus interest. Her appeal lost, she wrote a $20,000 check on August 19. On the back of the check, she wrote:

    paid under protest as illegal extortion to cover obama’s fraud

    http://www.ledger-enquirer.com/2010/08/09/1223998/court-filing-creates-lien-on-birther.html

    Notorial Dissent: Wasn’t that about the time they started garnishment proceedings against her CA bank accounts and she was having hysterics over that??? I disremembers!!! Shortly thereafter didn’t she pay up?

  13. For some reason, Taitz herself has written nothing that I can find about the hearing next Wednesday.

  14. Jim says:

    Dr. Conspiracy:
    For some reason, Taitz herself has written nothing that I can find about the hearing next Wednesday.

    Isn’t she on vacation or something? Knowing how her mind works, she probably believes if she ignores it, it doesn’t happen.

  15. CarlOrcas says:

    Dr. Conspiracy:
    The court ordered her to pay up and authorized collection on November 30, 2009. She resisted, ignoring the order as her appeal progressed. On August 2, 2010 the government filed a lien on all her real property for $20,000 plus interest. Her appeal lost, she wrote a $20,000 check on August 19. On the back of the check, she wrote:

    http://www.ledger-enquirer.com/2010/08/09/1223998/court-filing-creates-lien-on-birther.html

    That answers the basic question: How aggressive are they in collecting sanctions? “Very” would appear to be the correct answer.

    $20,000 isn’t exactly chump change but my guess would be that a seven figure judgment will make things real ugly in the Taitz home.

    I looked for the original sanction levy filing and couldn’t find it. Interested in knowing how it is worded and whether it provided her husband any protection. But….since California is a community property state it probably won’t make any difference.

  16. CarlOrcas says:

    Jim: Isn’t she on vacation or something?Knowing how her mind works, she probably believes if she ignores it, it doesn’t happen.

    Isn’t she in Russia? I though she mentioned something about it on her website a few days ago.

  17. Andrew Vrba, PmG says:

    Something fun about to happen?
    I’ve been a bit preoccupied with my new Android MiniPC to pay much attention to birther stuffs this weekend.

  18. Curious George says:

    Joey
    January 19, 2014
    “Of particular significance to me, the Mississippi lawsuit is the only one in which both a Letter of Verification from the Hawaii state Registrar and a copy of the whitehouse.gov image of the President’s Long Form Birth Certificate have been submitted by the defense attorneys.”

    This destroys the foundation of every birther argument. Strike three!

  19. Joey says:

    Curious George:
    Joey
    January 19, 2014
    “Of particular significance to me, the Mississippi lawsuit is the only one in which both a Letter of Verification from the Hawaii state Registrar and a copy of the whitehouse.gov image of the President’s Long Form Birth Certificate have been submitted by the defense attorneys.”

    This destroys the foundation of every birther argument. Strike three!

    Yeah, that’s why I’m anxious for the Court’s orders!

  20. Joey says:

    For folks who may not have followed the Mississippi lawsuit too closely, additional interesting dynamics in play are the fact that the federal judge, Henry T. Wingate is African-American and he was an appointee of President Reagan.

  21. Slartibartfast says:

    So does that make him half treasonous and half honest in Orly’s view?

    Joey:
    For folks who may not have followed the Mississippi lawsuit too closely, additional interesting dynamics in play are the fact that the federal judge, Henry T. Wingate is African-American and he was an appointee of President Reagan.

  22. Thinker says:

    I think the most interesting part of this lawsuit is that the Mississippi Democratic Party seems to be playing to win, not just to get her to go away, which is what most defendants have done. Since there is no doubt that she will lose, hopefully a well-written opinion by Judge Wingate will make it easier for the next defendants to get rid of her frivolous, nonsensical, legally vacuous lawsuit.

  23. Lyssandri says:

    Only ONE of the Hawaii defendants is not deceased? 🙂

  24. James M says:

    CarlOrcas: Isn’t she in Russia? I though she mentioned something about it on her website a few days ago.

    If she believed in her own screed, she would never leave the country. Why does she believe she would be allowed to return, with the u***ping k***an m*****t in the white house and all?

  25. bob says:

    It was reported that Taitz was in Israel visiting family, but is now back in the United States.

  26. Bob says:

    I’m predicting Orly will ask to delay the conference due to some technical difficulty or just not “show up” and give some laughable excuse.

  27. Joey says:

    Slartibartfast:
    So does that make him half treasonous and half honest in Orly’s view?

    To be decided by how he rules.
    Two federal judges who have incurred Orly’s wrath are Clay Land who sanctioned her $20,000, a George W. Bush appointee and Royce Lamberth who makes fun of her in his rulings, another Reagan appointee.

  28. Keith says:

    CarlOrcas: Isn’t she in Russia? I though she mentioned something about it on her website a few days ago.

    Trying to get to see Snowden?

  29. Remember Orly’s headline from last November:

    “German officials will be meeting with snowden in Russia. when criminal charges are filed against Obama in the International criminal court in Hague, I will submit all evidence of him stealing the U.s. presidency with a stolen Social Security numbers and fabricated IDs, as well as evidence on every judge, US and state attorney, governmental official and member of the media who were criminally complicit. actually UN reporteur on civil rights defenders has all the evidence in front of her already”

    Keith: Trying to get to see Snowden?

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