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Posted on 08/02/2009 1:35:53 AM PDT by rxsid
Edited on 08/06/2009 12:10:02 AM PDT by John Robinson. [history]
Attorney Taitz filed a NOTICE OF MOTION AND MOTION to Expedite authentication, MOTION for Issuance of Letters Rogatory for authenticity of Kenyan birth certificate filed by Plaintiff Alan Keyes PhD.
http://www.orlytaitzesq.com/blog1/ (site has been the target of hackers, proceed with caution — John)
Oh I like that....
Is the regisrar’s name Joshua Simon “Couya”...or “Oduya?”
From Wiki:
“Oduya is a surname, common among the Luo ethnic group in Kenya.”
You need to make a question and answer. Apparently there are people that can’t figure out the timeline.
Here is an interesting note, Sandy Burgerler and guess who just joined forced in K street ......
Madeline nottoobrite Albright.
Birds of a feather...
Damn. A three thousand post thread and I don’t even notice it till 12 hours later.
I gotta quit doing housework or something
;-)
Ping to post
O’rly!
Ya’rly!
I might have to tune in to THAT!
That's quite likely the case.
The question is, who besides Stanley Ann or BHO, Sr. would have requested the certificate in February 1964? And assuming one of them did request it, how, then, did it find its way to Orly Taitz? The only explanation I can think of is, her lawyer requested it on her behalf, and it got left behind in a file for someone to find.
“He will say tha t he is qualified to hold office because the SCOTUS swore him into office and it was their duty to investigate if there were any questions towards the 3 or 4 simple elements of eligibility. They had a perfectly valid lawsuit, Berg v Obama, right in front of them and they could have easily hung their hats on that if they so chose. But they didn’t, and that makes him de facto qualified.
It’s a great legal strategy and it will fly well with the press. But it’s the end of the story for this pursuit, unfortunately for us birthers.”
Maybe end of story for now — but it can destroy his re-electon chances in 2012.
Matt-Katie-Charlie-That NBC guy-anyone at CNN.............is that you?
>Shouldn’t there be passport records<
during the campaign there was a break in where the records were “stolen” and or tampered with.
Cut the crap.
It’s been documented time and again that a birth can be registered in Hawaii even if the kid isn’t born there.
So grandma Dunham registers the birth after getting word — phone call? telegram? — from Kenya, and the state Health Dept. or Vital Stats or whoever compiles a list of certificates issued and gives the info to the newspaper.
The address for the supposed Obama family was fake.
That newspaper announcement proves absolutely nothing other than the baby was born prior to it being published.
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From Wiki:
“Oduya is a surname, common among the Luo ethnic group in Kenya.”
Very good catch! Further corroborating evidence.
Excellent work!
Few of the British colonies took the name “Republic of..”, most took the name “Commonwealth of..” as in “Commonwealth of Australia.” A few took “Dominion of...”, as in Canada. “Republic” implies a rejection of the Crown, which the UK wanted to avoid, and so prevailed upon newly independent nations from her empire to avoid such terminology.
Rummy Chick is the braions behind questioning the marriage. She is to be commended for, if nothing else, having the innate inquisitiveness to wonder about the legal ramifications and dig out the relevent gov. titles.
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“Does to me - now the typing looks OK i guess - but the preprinted stuff bothers me.”
Why does it bother you, what do you think it should look like?
I see what I would expect, a professionly printed form with data completed with a typewriter. The top looks like it might have been torn from a pad (though it is hard to tell from the picture, plus it kind of “bleeds” into the side). It would have to be proven by a document expert.
I would also suspect (if the lawyers have their “stuff” together) that they are confident that the document is authentic (don’t ask questions you don’t know the answer to) and also confident in what will be found in London. If not they are likely to get tossed our on their Keister.... or worse.
thats copied from 2222 here
That’s why I’m fond of calling her “Mattress Annie.” If we checked, I’m sure we’d find that she was a big “free love” advocate back in beatnik days. It appears that darkly-pigmented, Third World types were her specialty.
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