Possible collateral advantage for Orly Taitz in forcing discovery of Obama's rrcoeds?

http://lamecherry.blogspot.com ^

[grey_whiskers]

rrcoeds? Obama had girlfriends who worked for Amtrak?

Cheers!

[Enterprise]

Ping

[IllumiNaughtyByNature]

where is the Attorney Hemenway case and why is it not getting traction?

[tet68]

Obama had girlfriends ?

Who Knew? You would have thought so,but zip, nada.

[grey_whiskers]

Sh*t, that's a good point -- how long has he been married?

Cheers!

[null and void]

ping

[cycle of discernment]

keyboard wacked out—can the ADHD types in residence please focus on the substance and not the typos?

(although will grant “railroad girlfriends’ is darn funny)

Now back to work....

[FoxInSocks]

Maybe it’s supposed to be an anagram.

rrcoeds = docs err

[cycle of discernment]

sigh...well at least as long as it’s provided some semblance of stress-reducing entertainment value...

[rom]

Bearick Obama?

[grey_whiskers]

I have "Attention SURPLUS Syndrome" or ASS.

See also, "Ready, FIRE! Aim..."

Cheers!

[cycle of discernment]

Lame Cherry always refers to Obama as Bearick...no idea why

[Las Vegas Ron]

Sounds good....something better give soon as we're fast approaching the cliff with this guy and his communist helpers.

[rom]

Weird!

[JohnQ1]

“rrcoeds” is surely an *unintended* anagram for “records”.

What interests me more, and sort of explains why the unintended anagram could happen. Most of “discernment’s” “sentences” aren’t sentences. Many “phrases” aren’t even phrases. A variation on dyslexia?

[Cicero]

I’ve been saying this for some time. If this stupid judge tries to go after Orly, I think it will open things up for her to appeal and demand release of Obama’s records, so it can be proven BY EVIDENCE AND BY LAW whether or not she has a reasonable case.

But I suspect that Obama’s handlers will back-channel the judge and get him to drop his threats.

Which, of course, then allows Orly to bring ANOTHER suit.

As I’ve also said before, she may not dot all her i’s and cross all her t’s, but she sure is a bulldog for persistance. She keeps the issue alive when everyone else has thrown up their hands and faded away.

[cycle of discernment]

I didn’t write the content. Pasted it in from Lame Cherry blog (see link).

That said, dyslexic I may well be.

[JustaDumbBlonde]

"can the ADHD types in residence please focus on the substance and not the typos?"

When people can't take the time to spell something correctly, it affects how the substance is viewed. Orly Taitz should be an expert at realizing that by now, as her court filings are riddled with errors.

[cycle of discernment]

Wow.

“When people can’t take the time to spell something correctly, it affects how the substance is viewed.”

I wasn’t preparing my graduate thesis, I merely entered a posting and had a keyboard issue and submitted too soon w/out re-reading.

The humor by those above is enjoyable but bona fide criticism like yours is unfair.

Perhaps you can cut slack on a rapid posting on a web forum, eh?

Comparing this typo to an attorney’s court filings?

Are you kidding me.

[JohnQ1]

No, the worst cut-and-paste wouldn’t do *that*. It most likely came from the author. I used to drink and write in the evening, and try to read... it in the morning. Had to quit drinking to learn what I might have to say.

[PAR35]

Now back to work....

Hopefully not as a lawyer.

[parsifal]

There once was a lawyer named Orly
Who practiced her legal skills poorly.
Her clients all lost.
The cases got tossed.
The birthers, they all took it sorely.

or

There once was a lawyer named Taitz
Who fired off lawsuits in spates.
But none of them won.
There were blanks in her gun.
And, Obama WAS born in the States.

parsy, who says she ain’t entitled to all the documents to defend herself against sanctions

[cycle of discernment]

huh?

[SERKIT]

[JustaDumbBlonde]

"Are you kidding me."

You were the one that made a remark about the ADHD folks, but I guess it's only you that can make remarks and then pitch a hissy fit when somebody responds. Okay -- got it. Besides that, my comment was more on the point that Orly Taitz is a very poor attorney, and not that you are imperfect at posting. Sheesh.

[Non-Sequitur]

This is where the spit hits the fan now, because there are numerous precedents which are basic common law in when someone is accused and punished as Mrs. Taitz is about to, that she will now have a hearing and appeal by higher authorities where she can demand now the Obama secret papers to defend herself.

Orly can demand all she wants. Doesn't mean she'll get it.

[fso301]

I have not dealt a great deal with the lawyers and their cases

A judge can be over the top in prejudicial bias but as long as he follows the law, there isn't much that can be done about it.

[mlo]

"...that she will now have a hearing and appeal by higher authorities where she can demand now the Obama secret papers to defend herself."

Those papers would have nothing to do with defending herself.

[deport]

You are late to the party.............. Here’s a posting of this article same source with some 200+ replies...........

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-bloggers/2344009/posts

[Vendome]

Why do you even pay attention to this? Everyone has typos on this board and everyone gets ribbed for it.

just take a little good natured ribbing. Kinda like being self deprecating.

Post ON (interesting read by the way)

[Vendome]

Hey! You’re back! Hadn’t seen you in a few days.

Any thoughts regarding the premise of the article?

[cycle of discernment]

good advice

[MHGinTN]

Because Barry’s supposed father told people to pronounce ‘Barak’ Obama that way.

[cycle of discernment]

“You were the one that made a remark about the ADHD folks”

That was a JOKE. You were the crabbyappleton.

Sheesh back.

[Non-Sequitur]

Any thoughts regarding the premise of the article?

Not many. I doubt that Orly can force the disclosure of any documents while appealing her fine. I doubt Judge Land would allow it.

[wintertime]

I am praying for her every day.

I also pray that God will cloud the mind of Obama’s attorneys and cause them to make mistakes.

[Drew68]

please focus on the substance and not the typos?

Orly? Is that you?

[Vendome]

the article sounded fun but, I don’t see how moving to the stage posited gets anyone where they want to be.

Discovery still has an order or presentment. I think

[Vendome]

did you use spellchecker in your response? lol.

[Revel]

As I understand it. The judge decided not to go for the sanction. And Orly’s client bowed out and said that she never authorized and appeal. Well that is what I read.

[JustaDumbBlonde]

Crabbyappleton? Good grief, grow up ... right after you learn to understand a turn on comments. I used your comment to make a point about Orly Taitz. What the hell is so hard to understand?

[allmendream]

LOL!!!

[cycle of discernment]

next....

[JustaDumbBlonde]

I'm done with ya, noob.

[EDINVA]

THAT is funny !

[Frantzie]

Maybe the stupid judge is not so stupid. Maybe he knows if he sanctioned Orly she could get.......

I think the brick wall of the corrupt judiciary covering for Hussein may start having a few cracks here and there.

[LibertyRocks]

OK, now I KNOW this is exactly what you DIDN’T want to happen, but I now have a question...

If you merely cut and pasted this to post it, how would that make the typos an issue with YOUR keyboard? And, why are YOU getting so upset about the typos if they aren’t yours?

[Red Steel]

I predicted back in March that the lefty judge Robertson would not sanction Hemenway for fear that it would give him standing on appeal. Robertson did end up swallowing his balls.

[danamco]

Since you have traveled so much, what number is your French language???