BARACK OBAMA BIRTH CERTIFICATE: Suit contesting Obama's citizen...

[Johannes]

LRS wrote:

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You wearing a veil Pops?

Is it recess again?

[Rogue Scholar 05]

Huey Cobras had one two seats for the pilots but in Vietnam I saw Cobras with seat belts installed on the ammo bay doors so I asked a Cobra driver what they were for. He said that if another aircraft went down, they would "unload their ammo" and land and the downed crew would lower the ammo bay doors and strap in and take a ride on the outside. I never heard anyone complain!
Who said Chopper pilots were stupid!

[LRS]

Johannes wrote:

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Is it recess again?

You tell us Pops. Honestly, you don't think anyone is fooled, do you? LMAO

[Johannes]

LRS wrote:

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You tell us Pops. Honestly, you don't think anyone is fooled, do you? LMAO

Tell us why only fools laugh so much.

[American Lady]

From another forum, I thought deserved being here...
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FORALLTOSEE wrote:
What happened to the war on terror? Oh, yea, Obama won it. What happened to Osama Bin Laden? Oh, yea, Obama got him. What happened to Gaddafi? Oh, yea, Obama got him too. What happened to the Great Recession? Oh, yea, GDP has been growing for three years. What happened to GM? Oh, yea, Obama saved them, and they are the number one car maker in the world. What happened to the stock market? Oh, yea, it has doubled since the stimulus. Please don't just repeat Fox Noise talking points.

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Soldier wrote:
The War on Terror is still being fought by the United States Military. "He" has won nothing besides a golf match. The Navy Seals got Osama Bin Laden not Obama. Just like President Bush didnt get Sadam, the U.S. Military did. Gaddafi? Please. Lets ask why he supported the Muslim Brotherhoods Presidential Candidate that is destroying Egypt. The Great Recession gone? BS!! Unemployement still thru the roof. GM? Obama didnt save GM, he robbed my childrens future to bail the union out. We The People are paying for that. What about Solyndra? What a scam!! Maybe you should spend some time watching Fox and learn the truth. Please, find proof that anything Fox has said is not true. Your King Obama has snubbed his nose at Isreal and now the United Nations. Snubbing the United Nations to appear on the view. Keep drinking your koolaid that we are paying for.

Signed
A United States Soldier!!

[Ellen1]

Justice Dale wrote:

<quoted text>Yep, it was a "kangaroo court" that tried to change the Constitution and failed.
Transient aliens are not subject to the jurisdiction of the US Constitution, never have been and never will be.

A ruling by the US Supreme Court is the law of the land. The US Supreme Court ruled on this matter. You can call it a "kangaroo court," but the ruling has been honored by lots of lower courts citing it, and none that ever said that the jurisdiction of the United States is limited to US citizens.

Everyone who is in the USA is subject to its jurisdiction except for foreign diplomats and their families. If people were not subject to the jurisdiction of the USA, they could not be brought to trial for committing a crime. Everyone in the USA must obey the laws and if not, can be tried for not doing so. The only exceptions are those who have diplomatic immunity.

[Just me -]

"Terri Tanna wrote:
Unemployment Rate – by President (October - 45th month in office)
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7.8%(2012)- Obama
5.4%(2004)- Bush II
5.2%(1996)- Clinton
7.3%(1992)- Bush I
7.4%(1984)- Reagan
7.5%(1980)- Carter

President Starky wrote:

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Umm!
The higher the number, the worse it is.
Just thought you should know that.
Tell the rest of the "class" also.
High unemployment numbers NOT something to brag about.
"Stuff's gettin better"
2012

7.3%(Dec. 2008)- Bush II

[LRS]

Johannes wrote:

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Tell us why only fools laugh so much.

That's definitely Pops! LOL

[akpilot]

Ellen1 wrote:

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A ruling by the US Supreme Court is the law of the land. The US Supreme Court ruled on this matter. You can call it a "kangaroo court," but the ruling has been honored by lots of lower courts citing it, and none that ever said that the jurisdiction of the United States is limited to US citizens.
Everyone who is in the USA is subject to its jurisdiction except for foreign diplomats and their families. If people were not subject to the jurisdiction of the USA, they could not be brought to trial for committing a crime. Everyone in the USA must obey the laws and if not, can be tried for not doing so. The only exceptions are those who have diplomatic immunity.

The SCOTUS is the "Law of the Land?" When did the SCOTUS start drafting law and under what Constitutional authority do they do so?

[Johannes]

LRS wrote:

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That's definitely Pops! LOL

The fool laughs at himself once again.

[Justice Dale]

Ellen1 wrote:

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A ruling by the US Supreme Court is the law of the land. The US Supreme Court ruled on this matter. You can call it a "kangaroo court," but the ruling has been honored by lots of lower courts citing it, and none that ever said that the jurisdiction of the United States is limited to US citizens.
Everyone who is in the USA is subject to its jurisdiction except for foreign diplomats and their families. If people were not subject to the jurisdiction of the USA, they could not be brought to trial for committing a crime. Everyone in the USA must obey the laws and if not, can be tried for not doing so. The only exceptions are those who have diplomatic immunity.

Do transient aliens have the same duties, responsibilities, rights and freedom as a citizen while here?

[American Lady]

Rogue Scholar 05 wrote:

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Sorry Tootsie, I am not going to play your silly little head games. ALL economists who count, agree with Mitt Romney.
Signed (affiliations listed for identification purposes only),
Gary Becker, Nobel laureate
James Buchanan, Nobel laureate
Robert Lucas, Nobel laureate
Robert Mundell, Nobel laureate
Edward Prescott, Nobel laureate
Myron Scholes, Nobel laureate
Burton Abrams, University of Delaware
James D. Adams, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Richard Adams, Oregon State University
Douglas Adie, Ohio University
Lee C. Adkins, Oklahoma State University
Richard Agnello, University of Delaware
James Ahiakpor, California State University, East Bay
Francis Ahking, University of Connecticut
William Albrecht, University of Iowa
Michael J. Alderson, Saint Louis University
John W. Allen, Texas A&M University
William Allen, University of California, Los Angeles
Fernando Alvarez, University of Chicago
Wayne Angell, Former Member, Federal Reserve Board
Joe Antos, American Enterprise Institute
J. J. Arias, Georgia College
Richard K. Armey, FreedomWorks
Nathan Ashby, University of Texas at El Paso
Christopher Azevedo, University of Central Missouri
Scott Baier, Clemson University
Charles Baird, California State University, East Bay
Eric Baklanoff, The University of Alabama
Spencer Banzhaf, Georgia State University
Robert J. Barro, Harvard University
William Beach, Alexandria, VA
Howard Beales, George Washington University
Stacie Beck, University of Delaware
Larry Belcher, Taylor University
Don Bellante, University of South Florida
Bruce Bender, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Lee Benham, Washington University in St. Louis
Michael Bennett, Curry College
Bill Beranek, University of Georgia
M. Douglas Berg, Sam Houston State University
Richard Bernstein, Temple University
Sanjai Bhagat, University of Colorado
Andrew Biggs, American Enterprise Institute
Robert Bise, Orange Coast College
Michael Block, University of Arizona
Cecil Bohanon, Ball State University
Michael Bond, University of Arizona
Carlos Bonilla, Airline Forecasts
Donald Booth, Chapman University
G. Geoffrey Booth, Michigan State University
Karl Borden, University of Nebraska
Michael Bordo, Rutgers University
George Borts, Brown Universiy
Michael Boskin, Stanford University
Edward H. Boss, Commission on Government Forecasting and Accountability Illinois State Legislature
John Boyce, University of Calgary
John Boyd, University of Minnesota
Edward Boyer, Temple University
Gordon Brady, glbradygroup.com
Daniel Brandt, Chevy Chase, MD
Ike Brannon, American Action Forum
David Brat, Randolph-Macon College
Charles Breeden, Marquette University
Ivan Brick, Rutgers University
Alex Brill, American Enterprise Institute
Roger Brinner, The Parthenon Group
Wayne T. Brough, FreedomWorks
James N. Brown, Rice University
Jeffrey Brown, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
David P. Brown, University of Wisconsin, Madison
Edgar Browning, Texas A&M University
Eric Brucker, Widener University
And there are hundreds more. See;
http://economistsforromney.com/

That is an impressive list of accomplished individuals that support Governor Romney, but please don't disregard the following individuals that support obama.

http://www.youtube.com/watch...
http://www.youtube.com/watch...

[Grand Birther]

Rogue Scholar 05 wrote:

Rogue Scholar 05 wrote:
See, they admit that PBS does not need tax payer dollar$
PBS station sees donation spike after Romney vows to cut 'Big Bird'
by KING 5; kvue.com
Posted on October 4, 2012 at 9:26 PM
Updated today at 7:43 AM
Related:
Mitt Romney puts Big Bird in social media spotlight
SEATTLE, Washington -- The presidential debate over Main Street and Wall Street shifts to Sesame Street.
In Wednesday night’s televised debate, Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney said he will cut funding for public broadcasting, if elected.
“I like Big Bird,” Romney said,“but I’m not going to keep spending money that we have to borrow from China to pay for it.”
The government spends about 1/100th of a percent of its total budget on public television and radio. That's about $1.35 per person, per year.
http://www.kvue.com/news/172762051.html
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What part of,“I like Big Bird,” Romney said,“but I’m not going to keep spending money that we have to borrow from China to pay for it.”, do you not understand?
Now, I would include the DoE, DoEd, DoL, EPA and OSHA. Not only would that save us fderal taxpayers a lot of money but it would also save businesses (jobs) a lot of money.

Rogue Moron, the largest drivers of the defecit and therefore national debt, as a percentage of the federal budget, are: the wars, the unfunded prescription plan, the Bush-era tax cuts.

To call the PBS budget "a lot of money," is beyond dumb. The cost:benefit analysis has been done and PBS wins.

[LRS]

akpilot wrote:

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The SCOTUS is the "Law of the Land?" When did the SCOTUS start drafting law and under what Constitutional authority do they do so?

As we already know, the Supreme Court does not and cannot write laws.

[LRS]

Johannes wrote:

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The fool laughs at himself once again.

I'm laughing at you Pops, thinking you look cute in your wittle veil. LMAO

[Just me -]

American Lady wrote:

Quebec police make multi-million dollar maple syrup bust in New Brunswick
http://blogs.theprovince.com/2012/10/03/quebe...
*_*

Why would anyone bother clicking on your links?

[LRS]

Grand Birther wrote:

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Rogue Moron, the largest drivers of the defecit and therefore national debt, as a percentage of the federal budget, are: the wars, the unfunded prescription plan, the Bush-era tax cuts.
To call the PBS budget "a lot of money," is beyond dumb. The cost:benefit analysis has been done and PBS wins.

Cut our government in half. Now, that's a big savings. It would also make for a much more effective government while also flushing out a lot of trash we don't need in DC to begin with. Dims will freak. Cut our government in half????????? Yes, with a good sharp axe.

[Rogue Scholar 05]

Johannes wrote:

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Whatever...you have cherry picked and distorted the facts to prove you misguided point.
I greatly dislike Raygunz because of his archaic views.

Since when has Freedom become archaic? You think it is a violation of the law to comply with a federal law?
The cops pickup a guy who is acting crazy so a judge has him Bakerized for three days during which the doctors give him some anti-psychotic medication. On the third day he goes back in front to the judge and the guy seems sane so the judge releases him IAW the federal law. Now the guy doe snot stay on the free meds he was given and goes off his rocker again and again he is picked up by the cops and again he is taken in front of the same judges who puts him back in the psycho ward and is again given the same medicine and again on the third day sees the same judge who again has to release him. Do you think the cops like this? How about the judge? How about the doctors? They are all complying with the same stupid law that LBJ signed into law in 1967.
Ronald Reagan did not sign it, LBJ did!!! And you blame Reagan? You are the one who is sick in the head!
Oh, were you one of those that can not be held more than three days?

[LRS]

For the record; I have serious questions about the latest Border Patrol Agent being killed by friendly fire. Sounds like Holder and Omama are at it again.

[Justice Dale]

LRS wrote:

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As we already know, the Supreme Court does not and cannot write laws.

that is exactly what the Fuller Court tried to do with the Ark v. US.
It also looks like Justice Roberts may have given us another deduction by changing the Fine to a Tax.