17 Responses to “Can you trace the IP of this Punk? when they resort to ad hominem attacks, it’s a good sign, they cannot defend our Criminal in Chief on the merits”

1. Sybil Earl
   September 2nd, 2011 @ 9:50 am

   Orly why do you even digniy this person’s comments with a response?

   Can’t you see he’s probably a black Muslim commie terrorist or part of the weather underground or something?

   Stay strong, Orly, and don’t let these Obots get you down.

2. Scaramouche
   September 2nd, 2011 @ 10:56 pm

   This address originates in Dekalb, Illinois, assigned to a Comcast Cable Communications customer. The commenter is a customer there or the surrounding cities, but no further information is possible without Comcast’s cooperation.

   When a comment is criminal, or happens to call a lady by a disgusting and unchivalrous term, they will be exposed to the extent possible.

   Cheers!

   –Scaramouche

3. dr_taitz@yahoo.com
   September 3rd, 2011 @ 5:48 am

   can someone get this info from comcast?

4. mar
   September 3rd, 2011 @ 10:39 am

   My trace timed out after .dekalb.il.chicago.comcast.net
   there may be more to the story

   The request to Comcast should probably come from you, as owner of the account:
   abuse@comcast.net

5. Wiltion
   September 3rd, 2011 @ 1:25 pm

   Orly, I agree with Proud American—You are just what he called you. You have people your blog calling the POTUS a bastard. Since you claim to know so much about our Constitution, check out the 1st Amendment.

6. Scaramouche
   September 3rd, 2011 @ 10:05 pm

   Orly,

   Be aware that some people, though trying to help, don’t know enough about this topic to help. Mar, I mean no offense, but your “trace” would easily time out with a firewall configured to drop ping packets. And the thing is, the person you were “tracing” almost certainly isn’t even the same person. Most IPs are dynamic, so they are assigned to many different people over time.

   And there is no more to the story. The server this comes back to is not a tor or other proxy server. If someone at Comcast were inclined to look up this ip at the time the comment was made, they would have a name, address, and phone number.

   Wiltion,
   That’s pretty funny. It’s always great when someone tries to call someone out on lack of knowledge and they’re the one who is wrong. The first amendment is a prohibition that applies to the government. It has never applied to private property or someone’s website. Do you really think if someone walks into your house and starts screaming obscenities that you must let them because that is their right?

7. The European
   September 4th, 2011 @ 4:12 am

   Scaramouche,

   you are completely right.

   The sentence

   “More delusional ranting from the BiC (Bitch in Chief)”

   would be a crime in many European countries as
   a libel per se because of the word “bitch”.

   It would be a crime as well to call someone a “traitor” as Mrs. Taitz does routinely.

   As far as I understand the laws are different in the US of A. People have the right to call ladies by a disgusting and unchivalrous term.

8. Proud American
   September 4th, 2011 @ 5:25 am

   Scaramouche, you’re wrong. I have the right to call Orly a bitch as much as Orly has the right to call President Obama anything she wants. You and everybody else are free to ignore my comments, and Orly doesn’t have to post them. My comment was private, and Orly could have ignored it, but she chose to approve it and make it public so she could incite some kind of action. Sorry, long sentence. Assuming she’s a lawyer, she would know that I have not broken any laws and that I have exercised my 1st amendment rights.

9. RacerJim
   September 4th, 2011 @ 7:45 am

   Wiltion,

   Until the proper agency/authority in Hawaii confirms that Obama’s parents were in fact married, “bastard” (an illegitimate/born out of wedlock child) is an appropriate/truthful thing to call him.

10. RacerJim
    September 4th, 2011 @ 7:53 am

    @Proud American,

    The 1st Amendment does indeed give you the right to call anyone whatever you want, but the U.S. Code gives anyone the right to sue you for libel/slander if you call them something they don’t like — and if they win you pay.

11. Julie
    September 4th, 2011 @ 10:02 am

    “can someone get this info from comcast?”

    You have to bring a lawsuit in Illinois against the John Doe offender and then, in conjunction with that suit, subpoena the information from Comcast.

12. Wiltion
    September 4th, 2011 @ 12:40 pm

    Racer Jim,

    And you’re a redneck, white bread, chickenshit motherfucker.

13. Scaramouche
    September 4th, 2011 @ 1:13 pm

    There sure is a lot of hatred, sexism, and racism on the left.

    Have you considered that since your internet traffic is going through Europe, each country along the way has jurisdiction for a libel suit? You talk about the 1st amendment then try to make use of it through Europe…

    Their courts are notoriously easy to win a slander/libel suit in.

14. Proud American
    September 4th, 2011 @ 2:22 pm

    Calling somebody a bitch is NOT libelous. Get a grip.

15. Elizabeth
    September 5th, 2011 @ 5:02 pm

    I am amused at the railings of the men
    (and some unfettered women) when they
    are intent on insulting an upstanding
    outstanding lady, with the term ‘bitch.’

    For one thing, most women have a wee bit
    of that trait in their personality. It
    often manifests when faced with ignorance
    and undue harassment.

    For instance, as an educator, there were
    a few recalcitrant students who, in
    childish rebellion, would decide I was
    a ‘bitch’ and they were so right; a bitch
    for a reason.

    School children are, in many cases, still
    immature, without fully developed
    brains, so they act out with ‘name-calling.’

    (Just as we are seeing on this blog)

    I am positive that the men who have labeled
    our Dr. Taitz as a ‘bitch’ have wives, relatives, and/or girl friends who fit that category, but, sadly,are not as well-educated or professionally trained as she.

    RACIST? Well, now, there is a stretch.

    In this day and age, racism is a mis-nomer.

    Either you are of the minorities: black, hispanic, oriental,or Indian, etc. and a good, patriotic citizen…
    OR
    you are of one of the minorities, and a loser, intent to deceive the populace with purposeful lies and/or uneducated misconceptions of reality.

    Now, being a ‘bitch’ isn’t all bad.

    I see it as a portrayal of a person who
    may have gone above and beyond the
    call of duty, at the expense of her
    own personal life, to do what is
    right and true.

    (Similar to teaching rebellious kids who don’t want to learn grammar, reading, writing, arithmetic.)

    When the history books are written,
    and Obama and his umpteen minions,
    too many to list here, are tossed
    into their judgment hour,
    THEN
    it will be the woman who faced down
    the dragons of our society, who will
    be given her reward by our Creator.

    She must know this. Evil has always
    been on Earth.. and Good will triumph
    when the last pages are written.

16. Tom
    September 5th, 2011 @ 11:31 pm

    Plus isn’t the truth a full defence?
    And Orly most surely is a bitch

17. The Truth
    September 6th, 2011 @ 7:24 pm

    Gee Wiltion, you forgot to call Racer Jim a CRACKER!
    But I’m so glad you didn’t! Somebody might have mistaken you for a racist.

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