Posted on | February 8, 2010 |
Posted on | February 8, 2010 |
Good morning Orly,
Yesterday, Sarah Palin made it public that she would like to run for President in 2012. If the election was held today, with Obama’s magic fading so fast, she would stand a good chance of unseating him. Sarah is also the current leading GOP name for a Presidential candidate, a good position for her eventual nomination. Your name, and your argument about Obama’s real birth certificate, are becoming well known. It occurs to me that with your intelligence, ability, and dedication (and not to forget your appearance) … you being connected with Palin could be powerful for her and for you. It further comes to mind that you would make a great campaign manager for her. I presume the connection can be made through many of your higher level supporters. At least I would like you to know that I am with you on this.
Regards,
Miles Sterling
Hate Crimes against me by the Obama-media need to be criminally prosecuted
Posted on | February 8, 2010 |
That’s it. I am so outraged by the outrageous lies and slander coming from Pro-Obama media thugs, that if this does not stop immediately, I will file a criminal complaint against a number of reporters, demanding criminal prosecution for hate crimes.
Many of these reporters erroneously believe that hate crimes can be committed only against gays and lesbians or African- Americans. That is not true. It can be a hate crime against any group of people.
Survey after survey, poll after poll show that US as a nation is moderate-conservative. Many publications and networks such as Huffington Post, Daily Beast, Politico, Salon.com, MSNBC and CNN are ideologically on the far left fringe of the society. there is a complete disconnect between the beliefs of the society as a whole and beliefs of the reporters and editors of these publications. They don’t represent any balance, they don’t show a drop of journalistic integrity.
Lately reporters like Tery Krepel, Keith Olbermann, Rachel Maddow, Chris Mathews and a few other reporters, as well as editors of their papers and executives of their networks have gone even further. It is beyond journalistic malpractice and defamation of character. They are so full of vitreous, of hatred against me for having the courage to seek the truth and seek release of all of Obama’s vital records, that these individuals went much further Their complete lies, slander, misrepresentation of facts, verbal assaults, insults and tremendous emotional distress and anguish they brought on me, have qualified their acts as a Hate Crime, which can be punished by a prison term.
This has to stop now. They have to publish a retraction and an appology. They have to give me an opportunity to provide truthful information and a rebuttle and they have to provide truthful reporting. I don’t know if Eric Holder Department of Justice will prosecute them, but some of the state Attorney Generals or local District Attorneys will. Also, the political landscape is changing. People are rising and there will be another Attorney General in charge of Justice Department one day.
Additionally, I believe that actions by Judge Land in GA were so outrageous, that those actions qualify as a hate crime against me.
The fact that some people in FBI or police did not investigate numerous complaints of death threats against me, tampering with my car, daily and hourly cyber attacks on my web site, constitutes aiding and abetting such hate crimes.
Please, help me fight back.
Please, help me report these crimes. Any citizen can file a criminal complaint. You can file a complaint addressed to local police, sheriff, District Attorney, Attorney General of the state, US attorney for criminal matters. You can file a complaint with the Public Corruption unit of the Criminal Division of the Justice Department- they are supposed to be independent from Holder. Please, send me a copy of your complaint for my file. In court I will need to show that Governmental officials got complaints, but didn’t act upon them.
Decent people, patriotic Americans should not be victims and will not be victims. We have to find this oppression and we will win.
from Fox news
Posted on | February 8, 2010 |
February 6, 2010 – 10:06 AM | by: Judd Berger
The so-called “birther” movement apparently is alive and well at the National Tea Party Convention in Nashville.
While the bulk of the three-day affair has been spent on strategizing for the 2010 elections and figuring out how to grow the conservative activist base, convention-goers shifted their attention from tax-and-spending complaints to President Obama’s citizenship during a rousing speech after dinner Friday night by WorldNetDaily.com founder Joseph Farah.
Farah, a conservative newsman whose raison d’etre of late has been to challenge Obama’s eligibility to be president, used the bulk of his remarks to hit that point — and got quite a welcome reception from the hundreds of tea partiers in the room.
“Where’s the birth certificate?” he asked, echoing the words from a controversial billboard campaign he started. “It’s a simple question and it has not been answered.”
The room burst into applause. When he first brought up the issue, Farah got a standing ovation.
The WND head proceeded to contrast the supposed genealogical evidence behind Jesus’ birth against the evidence behind Obama’s birth.
“God didn’t want there to be any doubt about Jesus’ eligibility or qualifications to be the king of kings,” Farah said. “There’s a lesson in this story for Barack Obama. His nativity story is much less known.”
He said Americans are being asked to “accept on faith” that Obama is a citizen.
Obama’s presidential campaign released a copy of his “certification of live birth” showing he was born in Honolulu. But that hasn’t settled the issue among hardened skeptics, as some theorists argue that’s not official enough and want more proof.
For the most part, conservative commentators and mainstream Republicans have stayed far away from the “birthers,” viewing it as a sideshow that does little to advance conservative causes.
Those at the tea party convention seem to have a multitude of causes, with fiscal responsibility and lower taxes topping the list — but fears about Obama, and the possibility of the country somehow losing its identity and power, cut through.
The convention has treated patriotism as a lost art that it’s trying to revive. Former Rep. Tom Tancredo’s opening speech Thursday focused on that theme.
Before Farah spoke, convention organizer Judson Phillips held an impromptu Pledge of Allegiance, saying he’d had many requests. So the room full of dinner guests stood up, held their hands over their hearts and pledged themselves to the flag, after a hearty “USA!” chant.
Posted on | February 8, 2010 |
“If virtue and knowledge are diffused among the people, they will never be enslaved. This will be their great Security.” Samuel Adams
Posted on | February 8, 2010 |
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*By the way I just got done watching , and Orly way to put her in her place……You did a great job telling her to shut up politely and then getting your point across perfectly…
YOUR AWESOME…
God Bless,
Di
Nashville interviews
Posted on | February 8, 2010 |
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B1nc4HXMzo4
from Tea Party Convention. Nashville
Posted on | February 8, 2010 |
FW:
Posted on | February 7, 2010 |
Orly Taitz in Nashville
NASHVILLE — The woman dubbed by the Orange County Register as “queen of the birthers” arrived at the National Tea Party Convention today. Pictured below: Taitz talking to Lydia DePillis of The New Republic.
Orly Taitz in Nashville (Photo by David Weigel) Taitz has a sort of media blackout policy on me — she has refused to talk since I posted a photo essay of the Knob Creek Machine Gun Shoot that featured, among other things, photos of her and of Third Reich memorabilia. Worse things can happen to journalists than being dissed by Orly Taitz But Taitz — who was recognized by quite a few people who stopped to shake her hand — did talk to other reporters.
Tea party Convention
Posted on | February 7, 2010 |
I just came from the Tea Party convention
I gave interviews to
CNN
FOX
Roiters(Germany)
Life magazine
Observer
Breitbart report
The New Republic
FOLNA- large newspaper from San Paolo Brazil
There were many others. I did my best to spread the word. I don’t have the links yet and don’t have time to look. If you come across the links, please e-mail me, I’ll post them
Last couple of days were really gruelling: On Friday Raussian TV interview, then work, all the regular errands, dinner with the family, my son’s performance till 8:30 pm, then off to the airport, flight to Atlanta, GA. I landed there at 3:30 am, waited till 8 to board a plane to Nashville, all day spent at the tea party convention- meetings with supporters, interviews, networking. At 3 am off to the airport to catch 5 am flight back to OC. It was a grueling schedule.
I want to extend special thanks to Suzanne Z. for helping me with the tickets and to Dianne and Don Young, who became my adopted family in TN and helped me with driving to and from the airport. Thank you again from the bottom of my heart.
The word is spreading, I sincerely hope that we will be able to expose all the truth about Obama soon. I believe we will be able to overcome all the hacking, threats, intimidations and harassment.



