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Plaintiff : Courts must hear eligibility arguments
WorldNetDaily ^ | October 12, 2009 | Bob Unruh

Posted on 10/12/2009 1:00:23 PM PDT by RobinMasters

A plaintiff on one of the cases challenging Barack Obama's eligibility to be president says federal courts must hear the challenges, because to do otherwise would be treason.

The claim comes from Charles F. Kerchner Jr., a lead plaintiff in the Kerchner et al vs. Obama & Congress et al lawsuit being handled by attorney Mario Apuzzo.

Apuzzo filed his lawsuit last January on behalf of Kerchner, Lowell T. Patterson, Darrell James Lenormand and Donald H. Nelson Jr. Named as defendants are Barack Hussein Obama II, the U.S., Congress, the Senate, House of Representatives and former Vice President Dick Cheney along with House Speaker Nancy Pelosi.

The case focuses on the alleged failure in Congress to follow the Constitution. That document, the lawsuit states, "provides that Congress must fully qualify the candidate 'elected' by the Electoral College Electors."

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TOPICS: Constitution/Conservatism; Crime/Corruption; Culture/Society; News/Current Events
KEYWORDS: birthers; blackhelicopters; certifigate; conspiracytheories; tinfoil; tinfoilhats
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To: curiosity
"He said his basis for such a statement is the opinion of U.S. Supreme Court Chief Justice John Marshall, who wrote in an 1821 case, Cohens vs. Virginia:"

"It is most true that this court will not take jurisdiction if it should not: but it is equally true, that it must take jurisdiction if it should."

Well, who can argue with that? :-)

21 posted on 10/12/2009 2:03:17 PM PDT by mlo
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To: wolfcreek
Stop it Stop it CIA has no say in that! No federal defense or law enforcement agency does! You watch too much NCIS and other stupid TV shows!

No federal agency vets presidential candidates or any candidate for congressional or senatorial office ! The parties supposedly do that, and the individual states through their secretary of states to make sure that candidate for president are eligible. (However there was a socialist candidate a few elections cycles back who was very open about a foreign birth plus I believe he was a ex-felon and he still remained on the ballot in about a dozen states. The SOS's in those states couldn't summon enough energy to do their job !)T Our present presidential predicament just shows how lax we have become. I don't know if he was born in Hawaii or not, but there is something that he is hiding. I think it's in the “public interest” that it be revealed! After all his “pals” got his senatorial opponents sealed divorce court records opened by a judge who said it was “in the public interest”. How more so a president !
The Founding Fathers didn't think anyone would have the gall or the lack of honor to try what might have been done.
They also thought the people would be the check on such things. They naively thought Americans might actually care about the integrity of their vote. Obviously a majority no longer do care, to this “new majority” it's a form of American Idol that occurs every four years.

I know you don't want to believe that there is such a gaping hole in the “system’ BUT there is !
Leave the conspiracy notions for the “9/11 Truthers”

I broke my vow never to post again, but I am so sick of Freepers showing ignorance as to how the USG agencies actually operates. (CIA, NSA, DIA, FBI etc. aren't omniscient omnipotent agencies, in fact they are very flawed inefficient bureaucracies! Leave the spy novel stuff to books, TV & the movies! Jack “Whatever” from 24 (another stupid TV show!) doesn't exist, I just couldn't stand it any more. Please educate yourself leave the ignorance to the left! I am sorry if I am being hard core about this, but don't look for conspiracies to explain this or cast about for secret cabals to blame. To paraphrase Shakespeare, "the fault lies with us not with the stars!"

22 posted on 10/12/2009 2:32:00 PM PDT by Reily
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To: Reily
Plaintiff : Courts must hear eligibility arguments
Monday, October 12, 2009 3:32:00 PM · 22 of 22
Reily to wolfcreek
Stop it Stop it CIA has no say in that! No federal defense or law enforcement agency does! You watch too much NCIS and other stupid TV shows!

No federal agency vets presidential candidates or any candidate for congressional or senatorial office !

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Yes, not in any official capacity.


23 posted on 10/12/2009 2:48:48 PM PDT by Red Steel
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To: Reily
You sound as if you have *inside* info into the workings of USG agencies. but, you wish for us to say, “oh well, the FedGov is an inept group we can't fathom to understand”.

I say BS! Researching and uncovering the truth is Exactly what we need to do. And quit throwing around the *conspiracy* word. More than a few of us realize that is just a way to deflect from the conversation at hand. (or to demoralize)

What are you REALLY afraid of?

24 posted on 10/12/2009 2:56:52 PM PDT by wolfcreek (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lsd7DGqVSIc)
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To: wolfcreek

Looks very interesting. A bit exhaustive, but interesting. I’ll delve into it later this evening.

I have no doubt we are seeing the final push of some plan. We’re like the cowboys in the circled wagons, hearing the drums in the distance, seeing the smoke signals, just knowing the final push will come as soon as the drum beaters and smoke signalers thing they’ve got their stuff together.


25 posted on 10/12/2009 2:57:03 PM PDT by jwparkerjr (God Bless America, and wake us up while you're about it!)
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To: RobinMasters

btt


26 posted on 10/12/2009 3:01:33 PM PDT by wintertime (People are not stupid! Good ideas win!)
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To: jwparkerjr

Here’s some more background on Wells and his minions. Too smart for their own good and evil to boot.

http://www.modernhistoryproject.org/mhp/EntityDisplay.php?Entity=WellsHG


27 posted on 10/12/2009 3:01:39 PM PDT by wolfcreek (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lsd7DGqVSIc)
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To: Reily
(CIA, NSA, DIA, FBI etc. aren't omniscient omnipotent agencies, in fact they are very flawed inefficient bureaucracies!

Yes they are, very much so. As such they may sometimes, for institutional not legal reasons, go "outside" their charters and use their resources for reasons not formally allowed.

Like spying on people who have broken no laws, looking for "character flaws", such as J.E. Hoovers spying on MLK.

The CIA in particular, may have those institutional reasons as may DIA and NSA (both part of DoD) for looking into BHO's background, and possibly leaking what they find. The leadership of those organizations may have personal reasons for wanting to "vet" BHO.

28 posted on 10/12/2009 3:02:30 PM PDT by El Gato ("The Second Amendment is the RESET button of the United States Constitution." -- Doug McKay)
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To: Red Steel

and how many years did you work there?

It always amazes me how many experts there are about these organizations, and have never been there!


29 posted on 10/12/2009 3:08:07 PM PDT by Reily
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To: El Gato

Tell me how would they do it?
Obviously you know!


30 posted on 10/12/2009 3:08:57 PM PDT by Reily
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To: Reily
and how many years did you work there?

It always amazes me how many experts there are about these organizations, and have never been there!

Look dude, it's not inconceivable that some alphabet agency may know something about Obama in an indirect or direct way.

31 posted on 10/12/2009 3:12:41 PM PDT by Red Steel
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To: Red Steel
Its not inconceivable that I could step out onto my front porch and be hit by a meteorite either!
32 posted on 10/12/2009 3:25:47 PM PDT by Reily
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To: Reily
I broke my vow never to post again, but I am so sick of Freepers showing ignorance as to how the USG agencies actually operates.

You're wasting your time. They will believe whatever crazy conspiracy suits their agenda.

33 posted on 10/12/2009 3:38:55 PM PDT by Non-Sequitur
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To: wolfcreek
I haven't had a time to delve into it yet, but I am so convinced we are seeing a very devious, well funded plan playing out at our expense. And so much of the dirty work is being done by useful idiots who think the backers are on their side and helping them because they agree with them. It never dawns on them that they are simply being used, being bought off with whatever the coin of their realm happens to be. Could be money, control, recognition, whatever. And the useful idiots have been so taken in by thinking they are working to realize their dreams and schemes that they don't realize they will be the first ones to go after the plan is complete.

Look at Obama, even now, less than a year into his term, and still having a ways to go before the take over is complete. He hasn't done a thing to keep the promises he used to enlist the help of all those people who turned out to vote for him.

It doesn't matter if it's a plan or not. Even if it's just pure political greed, or stupidity, or whatever, the outcome will be the same. America is facing its last chance to turn around and head back down the the wrong road they've been on, find the fork where they took the wrong turn and head down the right road. It might be too late, but it's our only hope to get back a bit of the America I grew up loving.

34 posted on 10/12/2009 3:46:56 PM PDT by jwparkerjr (God Bless America, and wake us up while you're about it!)
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To: Reily
Tell me how would they do it?

The same ways and means used to get other information that it's holders do not want them to have. Not just one technique, many techniques. Sometimes poorly applied, they are government agencies. They'd probably hire a contractor for the actual work, but maybe not.

One potential means, they could hack into the Hawaii DoH computers. Why not, the Chinese and Russians probably already have. Even more likely the Israelis, who also would have good survival reasons to want to know, and to leak what they know.

35 posted on 10/12/2009 3:59:25 PM PDT by El Gato ("The Second Amendment is the RESET button of the United States Constitution." -- Doug McKay)
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To: Reily
Obviously you know!

One low tech, but effective, method that I've been briefed on more times than I can count, is the "honey trap". Some lonely, and possibly not too attractive, lady in the Hawaii DoH gets wined and dined and generally paid attention to, maybe laid as well. It can be tough work, but the Soviets had it down to a near Science. She wants to please her new "friend", so thinking "what could it hurt" supplies him with the goods. Then he disappears, but not instantly. She might not even connect his "breaking it off" with her supplying the data.

It's happened before, it'll likely happen again.

36 posted on 10/12/2009 4:08:38 PM PDT by El Gato ("The Second Amendment is the RESET button of the United States Constitution." -- Doug McKay)
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To: justiceseeker93

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ugPyHCqYG7w


37 posted on 10/12/2009 4:25:21 PM PDT by danamco
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To: El Gato
Everything you described would leave a money trail which would be caught by a routine audit.
Plus whoever ordered it would have to explain why he or she is not addressing the official target list.
The tasking of “agents” for HUMINT means money (again an audit would catch you !)
Tasking of USG staff hackers would leave an internal IT audit & money trail & again the questions would quickly come,’Why are you doing this?’
Use of a contractor would leave a large money trail and another IT audit trail.
You would be shocked about the micromanagement that goes on in those places. Committee after committee after committee to get approvals, then committee after committee to review the actions taken and how the money was spent. The "excesses" of the 1960s & 1970s brought forth internal regulation piled upon regulation. Intrusive tasking & micromanagement by congressional staffers is very very common. This is why these agencies are so inefficient & lethargic. The major reason Oliver North had to be stopped from a congressional viewpoint was he was implementing a Casey idea of having an "independent espionage agency". An agency independent of congressional control because it made its own money by profiting off operations, it was "self-funding". Casey thought this was necessary because US espionage was so "broken". As you know he failed and the result was an even more congressionally managed organization. Yes you are right its possible someone inside knows. It is also possible I will win the lottery. ( I don't even play!)If he or she is an Obama appointee, they might know but very unlikely. However if they do, probably knew before he or she came to work. However I think that very very very few people know the actual facts about Obama. The only way we the public will find out is if one these court actions actually works and there is discovery with a subpoena. Even then I don't think we will get the full story, because I don't think a lot of his personal information is documented. I hope the court actions work, but I won't hold my breath.
38 posted on 10/12/2009 4:38:20 PM PDT by Reily
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To: Reily
The major reason Oliver North had to be stopped from a congressional viewpoint was he was implementing a Casey idea of having an "independent espionage agency". An agency independent of congressional control because it made its own money by profiting off operations, it was "self-funding". Casey thought this was necessary because US espionage was so "broken". As you know he failed and the result was an even more congressionally managed organization.

Thou knows of what thou speaks

39 posted on 10/12/2009 4:54:17 PM PDT by investigateworld (Abortion stops a beating heart)
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To: Reily
You would be shocked about the micromanagement that goes on in those places.

Not really, I've been a government contractor for 32 years. Plus before that I was active duty AF, Reserve and Guard, officer with the last two overlapping that 32 years as DoD contractor.

But all that paper, and meetings and so on, makes it that much easier to "lose" small amounts of 'stuff', including time, money, etc. We aren't talking about the invasion of Grenada or even supporting the Contras.

It might even just be someone from one of those agencies using the skills he got in OJT, freelancing.

Actually the whole Iran Contra affair shows that much can be done under the radar before you get caught, and smaller stuff might just stay under the radar, at least "long enough".

40 posted on 10/12/2009 6:45:13 PM PDT by El Gato ("The Second Amendment is the RESET button of the United States Constitution." -- Doug McKay)
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