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Archive for August 3rd, 2009

Look what has surfaced!

Orly Taitz, the attorney dogging the constitutional eligibility issue for the Obamessiah’s position, has turned up what appears to be his real birth certificate – from Kenya. If it is real, it is stunning. I have been saying forever that it doesn’t matter where he was actually born, and I assumed it was Hawaii, by definition he is NOT a “natural born citizen” because his father was not an American. If this is real, suddenly it cannot be shrugged off as a technicality by anyone.

As I have been saying, she is as serious as a heart attack, and she is ammending her lawsuits to include this document:

Taitz told WND that the document came from an anonymous source who doesn’t want his name known because “he’s afraid for his life.”

Taitz’s motion, filed yesterday in the U.S. District Court for the Central District of California, requests the purported evidence of Obama’s birth – both the alleged birth certificate and foreign records not yet obtained – be preserved from destruction, asks for permission to legally request documents from Kenya and seeks a subpoena for deposition from Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.

“I filed the motion with the court asking for expedited discovery, which would allow me to start subpoenas and depositions even before Obama and the government responds,” Taitz told WND. “I am asking the judge to give me the power to subpoena the documents from the Kenyan embassy and to require a deposition from Hillary Clinton so they will be forced to authenticate [the birth certificate].

“I’m forcing the issue, where Obama will have to respond,” she said.

“Before, they said, ‘You don’t have anything backing your claims,’” Taitz explained. “Now I have something. In fact, I have posted on the Internet more than Obama has. My birth certificate actually has signatures.”

Indeed! The article has blow-ups of the document so one can read the particulars of his birth in Mombasa. ◄Dave►

Chuck Baldwin’s son, Timothy Baldwin, Esq., Makes a powerful case for our responsibilities as individual Sovereigns in, “The American Revolution Revisited.” Here is how it ends:

However, the Federal government today does not recognize the Sovereignty in the people of the respective states; it does not recognizes the respective States’ jurisdiction over all matters not expressly delegated to the federal government; and it does not seem to acknowledge State Sovereignty under the 10th amendment of the US Constitution. Given their evident intent and purposes to continually grow in power and to continually oppress and suppress the sovereignty of we the people, against our respective states, the question becomes, how will they be made to understand this? It is of course up to the Sovereigns in each state to answer this question. And we see the answers arriving through State laws such as the Firearms Freedom Act.

Go read the well written case for yourself. ◄Dave►