Orly files treason charges against Obama

Well, she would, wouldn’t she?

Taitz lost her bid to become Attorney General of California, and so despite her recent attempt to play one in US district court, she is still not a prosecutor. She filed a notice with the United States District Court for the District of Maryland, making the prosecution of Obama for treason a cause to reconsider the decision against her in her FOIA lawsuit against the Social Security Administration, Taitz v. Colvin, which Taitz lost on the merits. Taitz also moves that her “evidence” be forwarded to a federal grand jury. This is Taitz’ second motion for reconsideration in this case.

Taitz had argued that (somehow) the recent Bergdahl prisoner swap conducted by the Obama administration empowers her to intervene, even though she does not represent Bowe Bergdahl, nor any of the detainees in Guantanamo. Taitz alleges:

Obama committed a high crime of treason, giving aid and comfort to the enemy under 18 US§ (sic) 2381.

While Taitz does not mention Hitler, she does mention Himmler, Goebbels, Heydrich, Goering and Eichman (sic).

Despite the fact that Taitz published an article today (18 June 2014)  [link to article] on this filing, it had already been denied last week (13 June 2014). Judge Hollander wrote in her Memorandum Opinion that there are no grounds for reconsideration, specifically:

Here, plaintiff has not identified any intervening change in controlling law or newly discovered evidence.

Judge Hollander further states that Taitz’ new emergency motion has nothing to do with her case, saying:

Needless to say, plaintiff’s disagreement with President Obama’s presidential decision-making does not provide support for her allegation that the SSA’s response to her FOIA request was inadequate.

According to NBC News:

The Army has appointed Maj. Gen. Kenneth Dahl, a two-star general, to lead an investigation into the circumstances of Bergdahl’s disappearance and capture.

Congress will also investigate the prisoner swap. There is simply no place for Taitz in this business.

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14 Responses to Orly files treason charges against Obama

  1. DaveH says:

    She also added a motion to expedite and the court granted her motion to expedite and denied everything else.

  2. bob says:

    It is already dead, but Taitz hasn’t informed her minions.

  3. J.D. Sue says:

    DaveH: She also added a motion to expedite and the court granted her motion to expedite and denied everything else.

    —-
    Maybe she now regrets filing a motion to expedite. By granting the motion to expedite, the court disposed of her motions in record time.

  4. Thinker says:

    Her emergency motion was denied within a few hours of the court receiving it. LOL. #AttentionWhoreFail

    J.D. Sue: —-
    Maybe she now regrets filing a motion to expedite.By granting the motion to expedite, the court disposed of her motions in record time.

  5. alg says:

    The pace of American justice is a marvel to behold.

  6. JoZeppy says:

    HOLY COW!!!! This means Orly has finally won a motion! She won her motion to expedite.

  7. No need to rush to finish lunch Doc. This one was already “denined”.

  8. Bernard Sussman says:

    SImple legal fact: Treason is a crime, prosecuted by the Dept of Justice, not a private cause of action. This has been repeatedly stated by courts, perhaps the most recent example being in Rodriguez v. Doe (4th Circuit, Dec. 11, 2013) 549 Fed.Appx 141 — a case brought by (small world) a disbarred lawyer.

  9. Joey says:

    Bernard Sussman:
    SImple legal fact:Treason is a crime, prosecuted by the Dept of Justice, not a private cause of action.This has been repeatedly stated by courts, perhaps the most recent example being in Rodriguez v. Doe (4th Circuit, Dec. 11, 2013) 549 Fed.Appx 141 — a case brought by (small world) a disbarred lawyer.

    I’m certain that Attorney General Holder will get right on that treason investigation as soon as he gets (pardon the expression) “wind” of Orly’s notice.

  10. JPotter says:

    Some cause.

    Cause?

    BEcause!!!

  11. The article is now finished. I hope Taitz v. Colvin is too.

  12. Northland10 says:

    Dr. Conspiracy:
    The article is now finished. I hope Taitz v. Colvin is too.

    😆

  13. Lupin says:

    Orly, who could be a supporting character on THE AMERICANS, files treason charges.

    The cadaver of Irony, dead since Dark Cheney’s WSJ anti-Obama editorial on Iraq, twitched a little, then fell dead again.

  14. bgansel9 says:

    You know, by the time Obama leaves Office, Orly will have had plenty of opportunity to learn how to be a lawyer (something she needs desperately) from the discussions on this blog. I predict she’ll never actually spend any time trying to figure it out though.

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