[patlin]

This findings back up the current article I posted yesterday

[patlin]

"PING"

for historical reference that backs my latest article

[WXRGina]

And, then you have ones like Obama, who appears to hold no allegiance to any nation, save him and his globalist pals.

What are we to do with ones like Obama, or whatever his name is, who appears to be bent on destroying the very nation that “elected” him?

[Mears]

bfl

[STE=Q]

Great research!

Thanks patlin!

STE=Q

[omegadawn]

the problem is that our current government feels that the constitution is a living constitution and should evolve with the current events. obama and his supporters don’t believe that that the “old”constitution is valid. Their new version says whatever they want it to say.

[bunkerhill7]

Just find Obummer`s old driver`s licenses, coz he needed a birth certificate to get a driver`s license- so a copy of the birth cerificate will be in the DMV archives by law.

[SERKIT]

The NYT, Freepers, nor the American electorate have “standing”. So all birthers and truth-seekers are universally told, in eloquent ways or otherwise, to STFU from all quarters.

[dr_lew]

Apropos of nothing:

In today’s NYT Xword was the clue: “Ulysses S. Grant was its eighth pres.” 3 letters. Think hard ...

[jcsjcm]

This goes hand in hand with this exact writing! You have to read it!

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-bloggers/2690317/posts

[RightGeek]

bump

[wolfman]

I still don’t see why being born C-Section should disqualify someone from being president.

[HardStarboard]

We done been “deluded and snared”!

[plsjr]

ping

[bgill]

The Kenyan never was, is, nor ever will be eligible to hold the office of the POTUS. The other two branches are spitting on the Constitution, our founding fathers, and every US citizen.

[Kleon]

The article is not defining what a native citizen and naturalized citizen are; rather, it is delineating what rights these groups have, particularly in regards to international law. The relevant case involves a Prussian man who emigrated to the United States, leaving behind his military obligations in his home country. The Attorney General's argument is that, being expatriated and naturalized as a U.S. citizen, he has no obligations to the country where he was born (birthright citizenship, here, is taken for granted, by the way).

Here's a link to the full story if you want to read it (click on the PDF):

http://query.nytimes.com/gst/abstract.html?res=F10915FB34551B7493CAA8178CD85F4D8584F9

[urtax$@work]

Noel Coward’s quote:
Blithe Spirit (1941)

Charles: Anything interesting in The Times?
Ruth: Don’t be silly, Charles.

[urtax$@work]

Noel Coward’s quote:
Blithe Spirit (1941)

Charles: Anything interesting in The Times?
Ruth: Don’t be silly, Charles.