LM K wrote:
CalperniaUSA wrote:
I got outed by Orly and her group because I stood up and put an end to her posting rumors and lies.
Perhaps
if you hadn't re-routed her paypal acct to yours, you wouldn't have had near the heartache you have endured. Orly would have gone after you anyway, but you re-routed her paypal. It is that simple.
If your a victim, I am Angelina Jolie.
In actual fact, Calpernia didn't re-route Orly's Paypal account to hers. Read
the transcript of the Dec. 20 hearing.
I think maybe you are Angelina Jolie, LM K.
What
Res Ipsa said was:
Quote:
Ms. Ostella did testify that after locking Orly out from the original DOFF site that, yes, she had changed the destination account of the Paypal button. Ms. Ostella claims that she received no resulting donations from that maneuver, Ms. Taitz claims otherwise, and Judge Robreno shut down that line of discussion after another of several "remember why we are here" moments.
While that's an accurate summary of the testimony, it's a little misleading, in that it suggests Calpernia did something wrong. Read the transcript, beginning with Orly's cross at p. 121, line 9 and continuing through p. 125. The key questions were:
Quote:
Q So after you locked me out, you replaced my PayPal account with your PayPal account on --
A Yes.
Q -- that website?
A Yes.
What did she do wrong by doing that? Nothing at all. Here's why:
- Calpernia was the owner of the site. She kicked Orly off and locked her out. (Remember the background? Orly complained that Calpernia had allowed someone to hack into the site and steal money from Orly. Remember? And since Calpernia made money as a webmistress, that impugned her ability to adequately provide security for her customers. Orly reported it to the FBI, and Calpernia was pissed, because she knew Orly was full of shit, as Orly always is.)
- Calpernia wasn't hiding the fact that Orly was no longer associated with the site. In fact, she specifically wrote that post, "Understanding the Internet 101," at the very top of the blog and left it there for quite some time. I don't know about the birthers, but every one of us at Politijab clearly understood that Calpernia had kicked Orly off the site and wasn't letting her back in.
- So the question is, after publicly disassociating the site from Orly, did Calpernia have the right to put a PayPal button of her own on her own site, which she owned? This wasn't an act of deception. This wasn't trying to trick people into thinking they were donating to Orly. She made it clear, "I locked Orly out of this website," and she REPLACED, not "re-routed" the PayPal button to her own account. That's what Orly asked her: "Did you REPLACE" my account with your account, and the answer was "Yes."
Somebody's going to have to explain to me why Calpernia shouldn't have been allowed to replace Orly's PayPal button and instead have a PayPal button of her own, on her own website.
Somebody's going to have to explain to me why she isn't a victim, when Orly the vicious bitch, who drives a Tesla and lives in a multi-million dollar house and is married to big money, wants to persecute Calpernia till her dying day because she thinks maybe, possibly Calpernia got a couple hundred bucks that the Moonbat Army thought they were donating to Orly. Did you see in the transcript where Orly threatens to subpoena Calpernia's PayPal account? It would take a special kind of moron, after Calpernia kicked Orly out, to believe that the PayPal button was still going to give money to Orly. Although I admit, birthers are a special kind of moron. Maybe there were one or two stupid enough to think that. Calpernia says no, and until proven otherwise, that's the answer to that.
I don't see any reason at all why Calpernia, after making it public and explicit that Orly was no longer associated with any of the defendourfreedoms websites (.net, .us and .com), couldn't have a PayPal button on any of those websites.
Calpernia
still runs defendourfreedoms.net. She posted on it day before yesterday. She doesn't have a PayPal button on it today, but I don't see any reason why she shouldn't be allowed to.