Obama’s ineligibility: Prepare to defend America – The insanity must be stopped

Canada Free Press ^ | July 29, 2011 | Lawrence Sellin

[Ordinary_American]

My message to the American people: you are not insane, but the politicians and the mainstream media are.

Most of the time, they are lying to you, trying to manipulate you or ridiculing you if you question their

[theBuckwheat]

My great disappointment in this issue has been to show how careerist the federal judiciary is. When the few court cases have moved forward, every single judge has moved heaven and earth to stop the case from getting to discovery, where parties who may hold meaningful historical documentation about BHO would be required to make those documents available for examination. If these judges are not careerists, they are corrupt, but then again putting your career ahead of justice is a form of corruption.

[gunnyg]

Good to see Col Sellin’s work posted here!

[Savage Beast]

When the “journalists” of the American free press decided that there was a higher agenda than merely truth for its own sake, the press became a propaganda machine.

[Savage Beast]

When the “journalists” of the American free press decided that there was a higher agenda than merely truth for its own sake, the press became a propaganda machine.

[Scanian]

Prepare to defend America and the Constitution indeed.

Obama is clearly ineligible but there are any number of supposed conservatives who not only looked the other way about a non-NBC being elected to the WH in ‘08 but now have the audacity to double the insult by supporting Bobby Jindal or Marco Rubio-—two sons of non-citizens-—to serve on the 2012 GOP ticket.

Thank God, neither has expressed any interest in doing so but it shocks me that so few people who regard themselves as “conservatives” care enough about constitutional principles to agree with barring non-NBCs from national tickets.

[philman_36]

Republican Sen. John McCain, reading from a critical Wall Street Journal article on the Senate floor, referred to members of the Tea Party as “Hobbits” — a direct slap at 87 Republicans elected to the House and seven to the Senate with Tea Party support in the last election.
Poor McCain, he just can't pick analogies.

Hobbits save the day, Orc.