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To: Being-And-Time
Yes, they were whacko. But we're right. Just because some conspiracy theorists are nuts doesn't mean that there are no conspiracies.

Example: for years, rumors about Napolean's death were rampant, but those in power argued that he died a natural death. More than a century later forensic analysis determined that he was in fact poisoned.

112 posted on 03/05/2009 6:46:29 PM PST by JoeA (JoeA / welcome to third world politics.)
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To: JoeA

Yes, but discovering said fact using forensic analysis had no effect on any of the issues pertinent to the people in Napoleon’s time.

The amount of energy this chews up just makes it fruitless. There are conservatives out there who consistently make this their white whale.

It has become obvious getting at the issue of Obummer’s constitutional eligibility in court is going to be nigh impossible. As other posters have shown, you need not only standing, but you need positive evidence—i.e., you need to have the BC itself, or enough incriminating evidence to legally attain a subpoena. And while enough evidence exists to give a judge pause, pause is not enough for them to craft a subpoena.

A more productive action would be to take it to the legislature. Pressure your state’s senator, or even representatives in the state legislature or the House.

The hours spent filing court documents, attending court dates and getting your case thrown out of court are all wasted hours. Judges can’t be pressured. Spend those hours pressuring—hell, bullying—your representatives and you might get something done, either in regards to future candidates or, if you’re very lucky, retroactively to Obama.


131 posted on 03/05/2009 7:53:27 PM PST by Being-And-Time
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