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  • Obama has struck all pending eligibility cases OFF SCOTUS docket

    01/22/2009 7:01:08 AM PST · by dascallie · 199 replies · 8,188+ views
    How is this possible? Orly Taitz has a scheduled conference hearing for Jan23, by Justice Roberts...it has disappeared from the docket. posted by Shestheone IP: 72.224.141.133 Jan 22nd, 2009 - 7:38 AM Re: America's finest ! Dr Orly Taitz- Just sent lots of subpeona 's out _ I hope she sees my future Ah, but her cases are no longer on the docket - bo has struck. All elgibility cases have disappeared. Please call and write to our Supreme Court and demand that they put the elgibility cases back on the docket. Visit scotusblog.feedback@gmail.com too and leave feedback.
  • First Catholic Church Opens in Qatar, Sparking Fear of Backlash Against Christians

    03/14/2008 3:52:01 PM PDT · by van_erwin · 7 replies · 435+ views
    Fox News ^ | March 14, 2008 | Sonia Verma
    DOHA, Qatar —  Qatar's first Christian church has no cross, no bell and no steeple. And when 5,000 faithful flock to Our Lady of the Rosary to celebrate its historic consecration this weekend, they pray no one will notice. Father Tom Veneracion, the parish priest, is worried about a backlash. "The idea is to be discreet because we don't want to inflame any sensitivities," he says. "There isn't even a signboard outside the church. No signs at all." Qatar's fledgling Catholic community considers its sprawling $15 million saucer-shaped facility a victory. A 15-minute drive into barren desert, it has been...
  • Fear of a black president

    01/15/2008 4:14:21 PM PST · by forkinsocket · 41 replies · 57+ views
    Boston Globe ^ | January 13, 2008 | Joseph Williams
    IN 1980, THE year I ran for president, the country was mired in inflation, the malaise of the Carter administration was about to be overtaken by Ronald Reagan's Morning in America, and like a lot of the country, Ooltewah High School was swept up in disco fever. Tucked next to White Oak Mountain, about 20 miles outside Chattanooga, my school had something else in common with America: a stark division between the white majority and the black minority. Alone among the three candidates for school president, I had a foot on both sides of that divide. My father was in...