LTC Lakin's Appeal Denied

U.S. Army Court of Criminal Appeals ^ | 10/12/10 | Clerk of the Court

[BuckeyeTexan]

On consideration of the Petition for Extraordinary Relief in the Nature of a Writ of Mandamus and Application for a Stay of Proceedings, the petition is DENIED.

[Bubba Ho-Tep]

Maybe you should point out the part where it says that Jay co-wrote the Constitution, and that he opposed its ratification until the Bill of Rights was added.

[OneWingedShark]

>And this is important why?

I never said it was important.

>Ignorance either comes from one or the other, I was being cordial & not jumping to conclusions about ones intellect. So, what is your problem?

I never insulted your intelligence; my correction could have been a little less rough. (It may have been abrasive, but wherein was it insulting?)
The can-not/cannot distinction is one of my “pet” annoyances when reading, and all the more unforgivable when I make the error; I don’t know why but it is a little thing that really irritates me.

[bushpilot1]

It is time we send this fraud an eviction notice...the evidence is conclusive he is not a natural born citizen. His election was ex dolo malo.

[Bubba Ho-Tep]

You do know the difference between the Constitution and the Federalist Papers, and between the Federalists and the Anti-Federalists, don’t you?

[Las Vegas Ron]

Maybe you should study and read instead of asking people here to educate you....just a suggestion.

;)

[Las Vegas Ron]

Naw, never heard of it..../s

[Bubba Ho-Tep]

Simple question: Was John Jay a delegate at the Constitutional Convention?

[Las Vegas Ron]

Don’t know, why?

[Red Steel]

John Jay in New York wrote a letter to George Washington who was the president of the 1787 Constitution Convention to more than hint that a natural born citizen should only head the Executive Branch of Government. John Jay did not have English common law in mind when he wrote that letter to Washington.

[Bubba Ho-Tep]

You don’t know? You said that he co-wrote the Constitution, and you’re not even sure if he was a delegate to the Convention where it was written or not?

[Celtic Cross]

FYI, I dislike Obama as much as any FReeper, and certainly dislike him more than you do.

[STARWISE]

How so, when the very premise from which you post is to deny there are even reasons for confirmation of BHO's eligibility ?

Anyone who posts at Huffington Post and Dr. Conspiracy is no conservative and is only here to muckrake.

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@ Dr. Conspiracy site

"jamese777

September 18, 2010 at 1:02 pm # Since the state of Hawai’i has published the index data for a birth record for Barack Hussein Obama II and since the entire file of index data for all births occuring in the state of Hawaii in 1961 is available for purchase by anyone at a cost of twenty-five cents per page for a reprograhics fee, and since the state Health Department Director has pubilshed the Index Data for Barack Hussein Obama II on the Department of Health’s website, I think the point about “filed” versus “accepted” is moot.

Here’s a link to the Obama birth records FAQ from the Hawai’i Department of Health’s web site: http://hawaii.gov/health/vital-records/obama.html"

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Your cover and chicanery has long been blown as a documented fraud and troll .. you admitted you were paid for doing just that. And thinking that calling attention to your lies is 'flattery' shows a truly twisted persona and anything but a conservative character and philosophy.

[Las Vegas Ron]

You said that he co-wrote the Constitution, and you’re not even sure if he was a delegate to the Convention where it was written or not?

It was an honest answer....want me to bullshit you and make some thing up?

I recollect that John Jay co wrote the Constitution and didn't sign because there was no BOR's....am looking for validation but in the mean time a BBQ is calling so I'll have to pick this up again tomorrow.

Hope you have a good evening!!!

[RegulatorCountry]

I recall that regarding George Mason, not John Jay.

[Publius]

The Education of John Jay

Excellent scholarly article. It should help you out.

[STE=Q]

Common guys, shake hands and make up.

"A house divided cannot stand" and all that.

Hay Ron, you got to admit that the picture is pretty funny! :)

STE=Q

[Bubba Ho-Tep]

John Jay wasn't a delegate to the Constitutional Convention. He wanted to be, but the New York legislature figured that since they were already going to send Hamilton, who was a strong Federalist, they didn't want to send another strong Federalist. Instead they sent two moderates who could outvote Hamilton if it came to it.

Jay did co-author some of the Federalist Papers arguing for ratification after the Constitution was writtten, mostly on the subject of foreign relations, since that was his specialty.

It was the anti-Federalists, most notably Patrick Henry of Virginia, who opposed ratification until the Bill of Rights was added.

[STE=Q]

You should direct that sentiment (the picture) toward the con-artist in the White House... not Ron.

STE=Q

[Las Vegas Ron]

I recall that regarding George Mason, not John Jay.

Grrrr.....maybe I stepped in it, if I did, my bad and I apologize.

I'll always admit when I'm wrong if I am.

I'll have to look into this more tomorrow...in the mean time, you all have a great night, I gotta run.

[Red Steel]

When Lil Jamie777 had a rare candid moment he admitted two times on different days where he tersely said that he is a paid troll.

And two days later in another terse answer.