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It’s sort of beyond the initial scope of their investigation, but I gave a list of some corroborating evidence of this to Mike Zullo of the Cold Case Posse. It took some doing though, because somebody - apparently Homeland Security - wouldn’t let me send to Mike’s e-mail, just for that time when I was trying to send him this info. Other e-mails to him were intercepted later as well, but at that particular time they were letting my e-mails get through to him until I brought up the Soros run on the bank and the threats I believe Soros/Obama made to various people to get them to ignore the eligibility issue.

At this point there has been so much crime committed that even if we had every investigator in the world on it, we wouldn’t be able to root out all the crimes committed. And currently we have “law enforcement” SUPPRESSING any investigation of the truth. It’s an uphill battle.

So for the time being speculation is all we can do. But when a guy has red eyes and is obviously unhappy reading his own decision, it’s obvious that he was forced to write and read it and that he doesn’t agree with it.

Like a kid who spits out the words, “OK, OK, I’m sorry” and then angrily skulks out of the room. What you know from that is that they are NOT sorry.

This was NOT Roberts’ decision. And the obvious question for anybody with a brain is why he gave a decision he hated.

Doesn’t take a whole lot of speculation to answer that one, because there aren’t a whole lot of options.