I was over at RSOL and read that Berg had once submitted a Canadian bc signed by Dudley Doright, (thank the Lord I swallowed the coffee before I got to that line)....he didn't really, did he ? ok, I'm gullible, but it's Phil Berg .......

Yes, he did, in his original case, Berg v Obama.

He did indeed. His original case, Berg v Obama, he made reference to a Canadian Birth Certificate floating around the internet. This one here

http://www.rense.com/general82/pbb.htm



It was signed by Dudley DoRight and JFK. Go figure.

Berg was at that time scooping up any claim floating around PUMA boards like No Quarter and TexasDarlin, and also cited both Polarik AND TechDude, at a time that TechDude had been discredited on said PUMA boards. So it's not surprising he scooped this one up without looking at the evidence for this either. After all, it's not like he bothered looking at the evidence for any other claim now, is it?

thanks...... I should have known.....I think some lawyer should go after these frauds..... an issue should be made over the frivolous spending of our tax money being wasted on these suits. Courtrooms, judges,clerks and security cost money.... time to disbar these frauds. Does the ABA have a clue?!!!!!! What are they waiting for ?

The mills of god grind slowly, but they grind exceeding fine.



* The ABA is a national trade and lobbying orgnization that has nothing to do with licensing lawyers.

Berg cited the Canadian BC, presumably unseen, based on then-recent internet birther blather. It was soon revealed to be the Dudley Doright special. This was signed August 21, 2008.

That's the first time I've ever actually seen that one. Why hasn't anyone ever mentioned that it also says "BR549" on it? That's gotta be a reference to these guys. I've been listening to them for years.

Phil Berg is really stoopid.

Could be based on those guys, but those guys took the name from a long running gag on "Hee Haw" done by Junior Samples: "his most famous bit was as a used car salesman, inviting callers to call an older 5-digit phone number, BR-549 "

Isn't Hee Haw on the internets one of the signs of the Apocalypse? That was surreal.

I'm still torn as to whether Berg citing the Doright BC is better or worse than the source he claims in Paragraph 26:

"Additionally, there is rumor circulating on the Internet that his Indonesian stepfather, Lolo Soetoro, adopted Obama"

A fake document, even a silly fake document, could still be considered to be one step above admitted "rumor." And barely outpacing "rumor" is his source in Paragraph 19: "references circulating on the internet."