I see. So the failure of the Pres__ent to merely produce a certified copy of his birth certificate, thus fulfulling a Constitutional requirement, makes the rest of us crazy?
Sure makes sense to me.
/s
[Thanks, Smokeyblue.]
Posted on 04/09/2010 4:27:11 PM PDT by EveningStar
It's guts ball time for an Army surgeon who has vowed not to deploy to Afghanistan with his unit unless President Obama provides evidence that he's a "natural born" citizen of the United States.
In response to previously published statements by Lt. Col. Terrence Lakin, the Army presented an official letter of counseling that directs him to report to Fort Campbell, Ky., on April 12 to begin deployment preparations with his unit.
(Excerpt) Read more at military.com ...
“He should not throw away his career for this.” What are you willing to shed in the name of principle?
Perhaps this is his way of “...foreign or domestic.” ?
FReegards :)
BPE
“The decision whether or not to follow deployment orders is not the proper forum to address the birth certificate issue.”
But unlike every other case decided to date, it would seem that this officer actually has an indisputable standing to sue. The harm to him of Obama’s ineligibility is not hypothetical, but neither does it apply to 300 million Americans. I myself may not be brave enough to risk a career in this fashion, but I think a man who does should be commended rather than criticized. That said, I’m no legal beagle, so I don’t know how strong a case he really has.
Plenty.
Those who believe in the integrity and
preservation of our Constitution and
Article 1, Sect. 2.
“A doctor told me that what he may be hiding is his legal race.”
That’s worth $1-2 million? Wow! He’s already owned up to his mulatto status, not to mention many unflattering details about his father. He had no control over how his mother listed him and today clearly self-identifies as Black. A case could be made, I suppose, that he feared that he’d lose some of the 92% Black vote he got had he let this news out before the election. But once it was over, what harm would there have been in coming clean? This doesn’t seem like a likely explanation.
I see. So the failure of the Pres__ent to merely produce a certified copy of his birth certificate, thus fulfulling a Constitutional requirement, makes the rest of us crazy?
Sure makes sense to me.
/s
[Thanks, Smokeyblue.]
Philip Berg-Democrat and Clinton supporter. Alan Keyes-3rd party candidate and reason BHO became a senator. Orly Taitz-night school lawyer and possible agent provocateur. You were saying?
Explain why he won’t reveal it then.
And why he shouldn’t reveal it.
Sorry. Those people you guys are following are moonbats.
The last three paragraphs of the referenced article are very informative.
I heard that Berg is also a 911 Truther.
Certifigate ping!!
He holds on, they will change the orders. Been done last year.
Consider the source
____________________________________________________________
Military Advantage Team
Military.com was founded in 1999 to revolutionize the way the 30 million Americans with military affinity stay connected and informed. Today, Military.com is the largest military and veteran membership organization — more than 10 million members strong.
Since 1999, the company has grown significantly, and the management team represents both leaders in the military community and seasoned Silicon Valley professionals.
Management Team
“T” McCreary, President of Military Advantage and Vice President of Monster Worldwide
Mark Maxwell, Vice President of Products
Tony Baker, Senior Director of Marketing
Dan Sevall, Director of Finance
Ward Carroll, Editor
Josh Brody, Director, Sales
Wynne Brown, Director, Military Recruiting Sales
David Grayson, Director of Product Management
Jeff Kimble, Director of Network Operations and IT
Vince Patton, Director of Community Outreach
Fred Siegel, Site Manager for Fred’s Place
Founders Emeritus
Christopher Michel, Founder
Anne Dwane, Co-Founder
http://www.military.com/aboutus/aboutusarticle/0,15897,team,00.html
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Founders Emeritus
Christopher Michel
Founder
Chris was the founder and President of Affinity Labs, a sister Monster company focused on building a global network of world-class, online communities.
Prior to founding Affinity Labs, he founded Military.com, the nation’s largest military membership organization.
Military.com connects its over 10 million members to the lifelong benefits of military service and provides public and private sector clients efficient access to the military market. Members trust Military.com for career, education and financial services. Founded in 1999, Military.com raised over $30 million from leading investors and strategic partners, including A&E Television Networks.
In 2004, Military.com was also acquired by Monster.
Chris also served as a Naval Flight Officer in the United States Navy. While on active duty, Chris flew as a P-3 Navigator, Tactical Coordinator and Mission Commander in support of maritime interdiction operations in the Red Sea, NATO enforcement operations in the Adriatic, and counter-narcotics missions in Central America. Following his operational tour, Chris worked in the Pentagon as Aide to the Chief of the Naval Reserve.
An advocate for those who serve, Chris is a frequent speaker and has appeared in the Wall Street Journal, New York Times, Business Week, Financial Times, and others. He is also a regular guest on CNN and other national radio and TV programs. In addition, he is the author of The Military Advantage (Simon & Schuster 2006).
Chris serves as a Director of Dale Carnegie and Alliance Health Corporations and is a Governor on the USO World Board. He’s also an active investor and advisor in a variety of digital media companies.
Chris earned his commission from the NROTC program at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, where he graduated with high distinction and was named a Distinguished Naval Graduate. He also holds an MBA from the Harvard Business School and is a Henry Crown Fellow at the Aspen Institute and a life member of the Council on Foreign Relations.
**
Anne Dwane
Co-Founder
Anne Dwane was the co-founder of Military.com. As the General Manager, Anne led a team focused on developing outstanding member experiences and delivering value to clients — the quality companies, government agencies and employers that tap Military.com to reach the military community. Anne and the team actively sought out the information, products and services that met the needs and interests of members. She was an advocate for hiring Veterans, offering military discounts and accessing military benefits.
Prior to founding Military.com, Anne was in business development at Paul Allen’s Interval Research Corporation in Silicon Valley and conducted due diligence for Vulcan Ventures. Formerly, Anne managed consumer research at Nabisco before transitioning to brand management for Nabisco’s Planters Peanuts line.
A pioneer in interactive marketing, Anne has been involved in this field since the days of 14.4 modems and the launch of Nabisco Direct, the online and direct response division of Nabisco.
Anne holds a bachelors degree in Marketing and International Management from Georgetown University and an MBA from the Harvard Business School.
http://www.military.com/aboutus/aboutusarticle/0,15897,founders,00.html
Pretty pathetic when a so called conservative makes fun of a decorated miltary man who is risking his entire career to stand up for our constitution. What are you doing to preserve and protect our constitution from runaway marxists and liars, ES?
And you would know whom I’m following ... HOW ???
He’s making a big mistake.
Catch 22 then.
Okay, let’s see what’s in his past.
IIRC, yes he is. Thank you for reinforcing my point. Have you seen the polls that neary 1/3 to 1/2 of the people in this country have doubts about Mr. Obama's eligibility to hold the office he currently occupies? Are you saying that 100-150 million Americans are insane or retarded?
The colonel will be throwing away what appears to be a distinguished career but will have no chance of winning or forcing the birth certificate issue.
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