[Flotsam_Jetsome]

Spare me your persecution complex. Dumping tea in Boston's harbor wasn't exactly "legal" either, and although not litigated in a court of law, seems to have had quite a dramatic effect in the court of public opinion. I can say this much: If I actually had access to or possession of the incriminating documents you allude to, I would make sure they found their way into the public domain, and damn the consequences. You're comparing a "violation of the Privacy Act" against the theft of the Office of President of the United States? Really??

None of the foregoing really matter however, because it should be pretty obvious by now that you've got nothing and are simply trolling these threads either to disrupt them or simply to gain attention.

FWIW, I will never again comment to you or about you on this forum until you've followed your sock puppet, Todd Rodriguez on a one-way ride off the site.

[SvenMagnussen]

Soliciting Freepers to commit felonies is not the answer.

Evidence of Obama’s Certificate of Naturalization can be subpoenaed after the case survives a Motion to Dismiss. Illegally obtained evidence is inadmissible.