9 Responses to “Secession does not interfere with my work, as a matter of fact secession might be the only way of ending occupation and usurpation of rights by a foreign national with forged IDs in the position of the U.S. President”

1. The Way To Win
   November 11th, 2012 @ 2:56 pm

   If enough States Petition to Secede from the Union maybe Congress will wake-up and clean this “OBAMAGATE MESS”, up.

   So far all Congress has done is stick their heads into the sand, like a bunch os Ostriches on this “OBAMAGATE MESS” issue.

   My question is why? I used to think that Congress was made up mostly of Honest Decent Citizens wanting to do the right thing for their Country.

   It just AIN’T that way anymore. Why?

2. Cowboy Joe and Blondie
   November 11th, 2012 @ 3:30 pm

   If the operatives of the Regime can change our votes for POTUS, U.S. Senators and U.S. House members then they also can change our votes for pot smoking, gay marriage and anything else they choose! We the People have no choice but to get involved and find solutions to these immense problems. Thank you Dr. Taitz for leading the charge to fight this massive corruption in our Federal Government. The Republicans and Democrats that we elected to office have let us down completely.

3. Authenticator
   November 11th, 2012 @ 8:12 pm

   1. The GOP of fully red states might fairly be said to be impotent, including tea partiers; both groups might be the representative profile of ‘seceders’.
   2. A state like Pennsylvania was red save for twelve blue counties, esp. two that included cities of ‘Philly’ and Pittsburgh. Philadelphia (County) according to the Pittsburgh Post Gazette voted about 85% Obama; an unlikely probability, imo. Pennsylvania is comprised of 67 counties with about 18% of that number being blue and having tilted the election. Pennsylvania’s 82% red – to secede – would be asking a state to secede from within itself.
   3. Power Shift. On the tail of the 1950s and thru the 1960s, Pittsburgh was heavily industrialized and the income status was fairly equivalent through the largely, middle-classed towns.
   Enter the riots of the late 1960s, the creep-in of New York’s ‘Woodstock’ sex revolution of the 1970s, movement and defuncting of the manufacturing base out of Pittsburgh in the latter 1970s into the 1980s – and the debasing of all that made a society normal until these major events – began the stage for a new power base.
   Corporate, Conglomerate and Franchise erased the element of the common citizen small business and factory in favor of massive enterprise fed by cheap imports on an ever-increasing bell curve of supply. With the city and its surrounding manufacturing communities losing income base as many tens of thousands were no longer gainfully a part of the economy stream, the towns, cities and especially the inner cities after the period of rioting, became abandoned by “white” (and gradually “black”) flight to the suburbs. Cities were no longer metropolises but power bases.
   Government, in effort to equalize flight out of the cities, infused enormous sums of money into the building of subsidized apartment buildings and literal communities of different sizes. Other perks ensued such as child support to replace husbands who left their families and many other programs all are well aware of, to serve any and all comers. As for the trade unions, they grew stronger amidst the economic deterioration as the corporates increased size and scope of their holdings and real estate. No longer were people “bread-and-butter” Joes, but ‘haves’ competing with the ‘have-nots’.
   Enter lean and efficient computer databases that put a data revolution into the mix. Top it all off with the adage that “power corrupts and absolute power corrupts absolutely” and a pie slice of the perfect storm’s out-of-control governance resulted: Pennsylvania’s Greene County coal miners, who were tossed from the mines, were the product of Washington, D.C. killing domestic coal production. The county voted red to no avail.
   4. Often a statistic is quoted such as: state XXX gets $1.49 for every dollar it sends to Washington. This seems erroneous as Washington sends what would appear to be debt, back. The $1.49 appears to not be real. No budget has been passed in years; would anyone believe the budget if one was passed these days? Under the current debt load the dollar number returned to a state would seem to be a negative as mathematically, there is no money in the treasury.
   5. Military installations and their inventories; and D.o.D. facilities within a state are not property of the state.
   6. Any benevolent movement in society takes leaders. Leaders are no more than followers who run out in front of a centrifugal crowd and the crowd likes what they see; the leader is savvy about fulfilling the group’s core needs while bringing them to either spectrum of–prosperity or–harm.
   7. Secession would have impossible hurdles like several listed above to overcome. Too, there are morbidly sinister elements involved in modern American politics. To un-evolve society back into the boring, everyday Constitutional and native, historic scriptural norms that made America successful is unrealistic to ask. Current government models are not fixing the nation and have made the overall national mood and condition, very ill.

4. Veritas
   November 11th, 2012 @ 8:14 pm

   However, this is exactly what Loyalists told those colonists who wanted Independence from the British Crown, so that old tired caveat is not proven by History.

5. Authenticator
   November 12th, 2012 @ 6:16 am

   Veritas, the reason the Revolutionary War was even won were only two: Washington perfected an absolutely abysmal pattern of failure and secondly – by Washington’s own account – intervention by divine providence.

6. Authenticator
   November 12th, 2012 @ 6:34 am

   Veritas, you also ignored the facts of my albeit incomplete argument. So doing gives a dangerous false perception of assets and liabilities within the hearts and souls of the sea of humanity.

7. winnybar
   November 12th, 2012 @ 7:25 am

   Congress members that are honest have to investigate the media. Fox and the Wall Street Journal are owned by broken English speaking Murdoch. So he is a foreigner. Claims birth in the UK but Brits don’t speak broken English. He is from Germany.

   The New York Times owned by broken English speaking Nazis since 1964 just before broken English speaking Kissinger convinced LBJ to start the Vietnam War. Also just after the Nazis killed JFK. Murders of RFK and Martin Luther King covered up with the Nazi media.

   MSNBC has Bill Gates ownership. He speaks broken English. Claims to have dropped out Harvard and built the biggest software company in the world.

   Broken English speaking Warren Buffet has just give billions to the Gates foundation causing havoc in Africa.

   Bloomberg another broken English speaking owner of a media company elected to NYC mayor and now destroying NYC.

   However with the Nazi control of leadership positions in Congress don’t hold your breath.

   Stewart, Matthews, O’Reilly broken English speakers and big mouths. Now you know why they support Obomba, another broken English speaker who destroyed the Gulf.

8. winnybar
   November 12th, 2012 @ 7:49 am

   OLD JOE BIDEN demonstrates the characteristics of the Nazis:

   Nazi Traits:
   1) Broken spoken English YES
   2) Lack of job qualifications: They are all hacks on the job. YES
   3) UnAmerica acitivity YES YES YES
   4) Bad manners and Egotistical YES YES YES
   5) German or obviously made-up names YES
   6) German birth (Our investigation puts Obama’s birth in Thailand as a Buddhist.) Probably
   7) Easy college majors: law, political science, history, journalism. No difficult math or science majors. Lawyers are clerical lawyers, the probate and divorce guys. No trial lawyers with their poor spoken English. YES
   8) No use for the Truth. Spies live a life of LIES. They are always looking over their shoulder for assassins. YES
   9) Support the Iraq War YES
   10) Promote 9/11 claiming the Nazis didn’t do it. YES
   11) Bad old country teeth as in Obama’s (and Biden’s) false teeth. YES
   12) Blame BP for the destruction of the Gulf of Mexico. YES

9. Davey Crockett
   November 14th, 2012 @ 12:50 am

   Well, I wouldn’t pick apart the supposed failures of Washington…as they were in a struggle of life and death! No one is perfect in their struggle, all the time! When you call his efforts abysmal, then, I question your negativity! And, yes, it may take devine intervention to be of help to all of us Patriots.
   …..
   I very upset with the election. So maybe God has to “step in,” as well.

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