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Court told 'citizen' Obama actually may be alien
WND ^ | March 25, 2010 | Bob Unruh

Posted on 03/25/2010 6:53:40 AM PDT by opentalk

Forget the dispute over the "natural born citizen" requirement of the U.S. Constitution for presidents, Barack Obama may not even be a "citizen," according to a new filing in a long-running legal challenge to his eligibility to occupy the Oval Office.

"Under the British Nationality Act of 1948 his father was a British subject/citizen and not a United States citizen and Obama himself was a British subject/citizen at the time Obama was born," says a new filing in the 3rd Circuit Court of Appeals in the case Kerchner v. Obama.

"We further contend that Obama has failed to even conclusively prove that he is at least a 'citizen of the United States' under the Fourteenth Amendment as he claims by conclusively proving that he was born in Hawaii."

The submission comes from attorney Mario Apuzzo, who is handling the case. His brief argues against the earlier document from Obama's attorneys demanding that the case be dismissed.

WND reported earlier when the lawyer argued that the most common reason judges have used to dismiss cases against Obama – a lack of "standing" – is just wrong.

Obama's arguments in this case, in fact, rely almost exclusively on that issue to suggest the case by Apuzzo should be dismissed.

"How can you deny he's affecting me?" Apuzzo said recently during an interview with WND. "He wants to have terror trials in New York. He published the CIA interrogation techniques. On and on. He goes around bowing and doing all these different things. His statements we're not a Christian nation; we're one of the largest Muslim nations. It's all there."

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TOPICS: Conspiracy; Government
KEYWORDS: apuzzo; article2section1; birthcertificate; birthers; certifigate; citizen; citizenship; eligibility; indonesia; ineligibility; ineligible; jakarta; kerchner; kerchnervobama; lawsuit; marioapuzzo; naturalborn; naturalborncitizen; obama; obamaisabirther; pelosi; usurper
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To: edge919

This doesn’t say anything about whether a court is considered to have competent jurisdiction or not. What you cited says a court (or judge) has to specifically sign off on a subpoena in order to force the release of nonconsensual reords, and that a prosecutor can’t do so on independently, which undercuts a claim you made earlier.

As for having competent jurisdiction, a local court in Indiana or New York or Arizona could potentially be deemed NOT to have such in a criminal case against the president, since Congress is the only body that can impeach a president. As far as an investigation by the justice department would be concerned, it would have to be ordered by the executive, most likely because of a Congressional request. But we know that won’t happen because we know who controls the justice department and Congress (at the moment).


I think you should read the definition of an order from a court of competent jurisdiction one more time because it covers the exact way that Dr. Fukino, Dr. Onaka and Obama’s original birth records could end up before a Grand Jury.
Yes, indeed, it would be wonderful if the Republican Attorney General of Hawaii, Mark L. Bennett was willing to take this on, but he’s not so perhaps someday another jurisdiction will at least conduct a fishing expedition into whether Obama’s COLB was forged, altered or fraudulent and that would be a criminal matter not a civil matter.
IF there were ever to be an indictment for forgery or fraud that could set the stage for an impeachment investigation.
If Neil Abercrombie, Obama’s buddy becomes the next Governor of Hawaii, forget anything having to do with his birth certificate. I wish someone would at least try the criminal route while Republicans are in the Governor’s mansion and are the Attorney General.
Ye, you are correct that an out of state subpoena COULD be rejected but we’ll never know until someone at least tries.


101 posted on 03/25/2010 5:19:41 PM PDT by jamese777
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To: sten
no... but if the president were found to be ineligible to hold office, he would be ejected.

I missed the "ejection" process in the Constitution.

Because of checks and balances -- which is about as fundamental as any constitutional principle can be -- no judge has the power to unilaterally remove the President from office. It takes both houses of Congress to do that, through impeachment.

it is not a pick & choose document. all or nothing.

The irony is just dripping off that comment. The Constitution is all or nothing; it's so sacrosanct that in order to preserve it, you would reject the clear and explicit process for removing a president from office and make one up on the spot -- also invalidating laws passed by both houses of Congress at a stroke through no recognizable constitutional process.

102 posted on 03/25/2010 8:42:46 PM PDT by ReignOfError
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To: edge919

Next in line after Pelosi is President pro tempore of the Senate, Robert C. Byrd.


103 posted on 03/25/2010 8:44:31 PM PDT by ntnychik
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To: ReignOfError

the ejection would be through impeachment by both the house and the senate, of course.

once ejected... then the recovery... which would include retracting any bills supposedly signed into law... but since the person that signed the bills into law was not eligible to perform the task, as only the president can do it, than the law would have to be retracted.

this would be the start of a Constitutional crisis


104 posted on 03/25/2010 9:27:56 PM PDT by sten
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To: ntnychik

Thanks. That would be depressing, but it’s still better to uphold the Constitution and deal with the consequences as they fall.


105 posted on 03/25/2010 10:52:58 PM PDT by edge919
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To: opentalk

obumpa


106 posted on 03/26/2010 12:30:05 AM PDT by Dajjal (Obama is an Ericksonian NLP hypnotist.)
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To: edge919

One can’t have a Constitutional case dismissed for lack of standing, as naturally everyone is affected by the Constitution.


107 posted on 03/26/2010 1:05:20 AM PDT by plenipotentiary (Obama was a BRITISH SUBJECT at birth, passed to him via Pops, can't be NBC)
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To: sten
the ejection would be through impeachment by both the house and the senate, of course.

Okay. Thanks for clarifying. A surprising number of people think that SCOTUS could simply declare BHO ineligible.

once ejected... then the recovery... which would include retracting any bills supposedly signed into law... but since the person that signed the bills into law was not eligible to perform the task, as only the president can do it, than the law would have to be retracted.

this would be the start of a Constitutional crisis

The only means in the Constitution to "retract" those laws is for Congress to repeal them and the new president to sign them. If SCOTUS declared all the laws passed in the last year + to be invalid, that would indeed create a constitutional crisis; but I don't see any conceivable way the court would take that step.

108 posted on 03/26/2010 7:03:20 AM PDT by ReignOfError
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To: plenipotentiary

If it’s a civil lawsuit, then you have to show standing, meaning that you have to prove you were uniquely harmed by actions of the other person. When you say everyone is affected, then you’re admitting you don’t have standing. If everyone is affected, then you need a class-action suit that ‘everyone’ signs onto.


109 posted on 03/26/2010 7:09:14 AM PDT by edge919
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To: ReignOfError

keep in mind, i see the role for the SCOTUS to be to declare him as ineligible... THEN the impeachment hearings would have to happen.

as for just re-signing the laws... considering the laws were pushed by a pretender, or worse, i’m not sure that would go as smoothly as just re-signing

no matter how it goes, it’d be a massive mess the likes of which the country has never seen... which might be one of their contingency plans.


110 posted on 03/26/2010 7:53:19 AM PDT by sten
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To: TexasCajun
Take control back in Nov and impeach his sorry socialist ass!

An ineligible usurper can not be impeached. Only "The President, Vice President and all civil Officers of the United States". Nothing in the Constitution about ipeaching or removing ineligible squaters occupying the Office of President. They of course assumed that the electoral college would not pick an ineligible person.

Silly Dead White Men.

111 posted on 03/26/2010 3:43:27 PM PDT by El Gato ("The second amendment is the reset button of the US constitution"-Doug McKay)
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To: bigbob
Joe Biden sworn in as President?

No he'd act as Presdient until a President could be picked.

if the President elect shall have failed to qualify, then the Vice President elect shall act as President until a President shall have qualified
XXth amendment.

Now how would a President be qualified?

The person having the greatest number of votes for President, shall be the President, if such number be a majority of the whole number of Electors appointed; and if no person have such majority, then from the persons having the highest numbers not exceeding three on the list of those voted for as President, the House of Representatives shall choose immediately, by ballot, the President.
XIIth amendment.

The process would not be lengthy. We'd have President McCain, since he is the only other person to have gotten electral votes for Presdient. Biden would remain VP, unless impeached for his part in the fraud/deception.

112 posted on 03/26/2010 3:51:20 PM PDT by El Gato ("The second amendment is the reset button of the US constitution"-Doug McKay)
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To: sten
keep in mind, i see the role for the SCOTUS to be to declare him as ineligible... THEN the impeachment hearings would have to happen.

In that case, SCOTUS' opinion would be purely advisory -- and they don't do advisory opinions.

Leaving aside the issue of standing, courts often dismiss cases as "political questions" best left to the elected branches of government, or as "not justicable," meaning that no matter how the court finds, it can't do anything. For lower courts, either of those is a reason to dismiss. For SCOTUS, it's a reason never to take the case to begin with.

as for just re-signing the laws... considering the laws were pushed by a pretender, or worse, i’m not sure that would go as smoothly as just re-signing

You misunderstood me. There's no provision in the Constitution for the president merely re-signing the laws; there is no provision for undoing a presidential signature. They would stand as passed until and unless they are repealed.

113 posted on 03/26/2010 9:58:02 PM PDT by ReignOfError
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To: ReignOfError

point being, they would never have been signed by the president, if the current occupant were to be found ineligible... thus never truly the president


114 posted on 03/26/2010 11:00:08 PM PDT by sten
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To: edge919

In Constitutional cases everyone has standing, otherwise no Constitutional case could be brought, and that is a denial of the checks and balances. If Congress and the Presidency conspire to abuse the Constitution, as they do, there must be a legal remedy.


115 posted on 03/27/2010 12:19:54 AM PDT by plenipotentiary (Obama was a BRITISH SUBJECT at birth, passed to him via Pops, can't be NBC)
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To: bigbob

Playing along... If Biden... or whomever were to ascend to the Presidency they would immediately begin to make their own mark. This would include appointing their own Cabinet and restructuring all political appointments to suit themselves.
Sorry, but I don’t think Biden will keep Obie’s playmates in the West Wing. He will appoint lefties, but perhaps they won’t be commies.


116 posted on 03/27/2010 12:25:37 AM PDT by antceecee (Bless us Father.. have mercy on us and protect us from evil.)
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To: opentalk

Nancy Pelosi should be tried for Treason against the people and the Constitution of the United States of America.


117 posted on 03/27/2010 12:27:17 AM PDT by antceecee (Bless us Father.. have mercy on us and protect us from evil.)
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To: plenipotentiary

Most Constitutional cases I’m aware of involve claims of specific injury, such as a government organization infringing on an individual’s right to free speech. While the issue may arguably affect everyone in how it’s decided, such a case is brought to court based on harm to an individual and not a group of people.


118 posted on 03/27/2010 2:09:36 AM PDT by edge919
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To: antceecee
The more I learn about her the more the worst it seems. Pelosi was a founding member of the Congressional Progressive Caucus and is tied to an International socialist organization.

I don't understand why she has so much power over the rest of the country. Why do grown adult congress follower her like sheep. Her constitutes shouldn't have more power than the rest of the country. Because she is extremely wealthy , her policies will not impact her family.

The validity of her DNC certification of Obama as being constitutionally eligible should be questioned.

Your post sums it up.

119 posted on 03/27/2010 6:41:09 AM PDT by opentalk
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To: opentalk

follower=follow


120 posted on 03/27/2010 6:43:42 AM PDT by opentalk
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