So, what’s the general consensus?
Is the Army gonna blink (again) or risk taking this to trial?
He is making a strong case for the records and the deposition of the Hawaii official. If the .gov is right in their case, then what’s the problem with allowing his counsel to depose them?
My chips are on the Army blinking.
I'll bet it goes to trial.
What is the risk to the Army?
The statement concerning Lt.Col. Lakin being held in a psychiatric ward was in a Rondeau interview with Dr. Kate:
http://www.thepostemail.com/2010/09/01/the-usurpathon-goes-to-d-c-to-stop-the-treason/
Whatever you think of The Post and Email, Shirley Rondeau does a fine job interviewing people involved in the eligibility issue.
Six days from today Leo Donofrio and his law partner will be presenting oral arguments in the Chrysler Dealer’s Appeal.
The September 8th hearing should be interesting as the federal attorneys (the defendents) have already attempted to drag the eligibility issue into court unsuccessfully.
Obviously the Obama administration is concerned that this issue will end up in the Washington, D.C., district court as Quo Warranto, and Obama will be forced to prove he is eligible to be President of the U.S.A. The Chrysler Dealers have standing due to their being grievously harmed by this administration.
Combine the above court activity with Lakin’s court martial plus the accumulating evidence that Obama’s publicly known background is more and more beginning to resemble fiction, I can foresee that Obama may resign sometime in the next 24 months.
That brings me to the subject of Obama giving $23Million of our tax revenue to Kenya so that nation’s Constitution would be rewritten.
The eligibility for becoming President was changed in the new Constitution so Obama can run for President of Kenya. Is this his bolt hole?