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AL - Ex Parte Hugh Mcinnish - ORDER STRIKING PETITION

Justice Parker concurred in an unpublished "special concurrence". While concurring with the decision to strike the writ, Justice Parker writes...

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"McInnish has attached certain documentation to his mandamus petition, which, if presented to the appropriate forum as part of a proper evidentiary presentation, would raise serious questions about the authenticity of both the "short form" and the "long form" birth certificates of President Barack Hussein Obama that have been made public."


Apparently, Justice Parker has not read the Constitution... or the law for that matter, and understands "evidence" at the Orly Taitz level.

Looking at the picture below he is in the center. Any questions? :evil:

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That makes 104-0. Nothing here to spoil the perfect birther record.

I am curious about where the brifer justice thinks the proper place would be for the petitioner to present his POS. Someone should send him the CRS.

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Justice Parker concurred in an unpublished "special concurrence". While concurring with the decision to strike the writ, Justice Parker writes...

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"McInnish has attached certain documentation to his mandamus petition, which, if presented to the appropriate forum as part of a proper evidentiary presentation, would raise serious questions about the authenticity of both the "short form" and the "long form" birth certificates of President Barack Hussein Obama that have been made public."

Ugh! :sick:

What a reckless gratuitous statement this is. It doesn't matter whether you believe the birther tripe or not. Since when do state supreme court justices lend credence to naked attachments to a pleading, which have not been subject to rebuttal or refutation by opposing counsel, have not been "presented as part of a proper evidentiary "presentation" [sic], and which are in no way germane to the judge's ratio decidendi for striking the pleadings?

It's obiter dickhead, plain and simple.

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Parker is a right-wing nutjob and a protégé of former (and unfortunately future) Chief Justice Roy Moore of Ten Commandments fame. Parker has issued such special writings in the past on subjects ranging from overruling Roe v. Wade to judicially banning gay and lesbian couples from adopting. The fact that he designated his concurrence as unpublished means that even he was ashamed of it. And, believe me, he knows no shame.


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Parker is a right-wing nutjob and a protégé of former (and unfortunately future) Chief Justice Roy Moore of Ten Commandments fame. Parker has issued such special writings in the past on subjects ranging from overruling Roe v. Wade to judicially banning gay and lesbian couples from adopting. The fact that he designated his concurrence as unpublished means that even he was ashamed of it. And, believe me, he knows no shame.

Hey, 'Bama, always good to see you pop in. And thanks for the background on this, uh, venerable jurist.

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'Bama!

Since we've got your ear, what's the latest gossip on Sorenson? Is he still a-birthering?

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Tom Parker is an interesting bird.

According to the Southern Poverty Law Center, he's a protégé of the infamous ex-Chief Justice Roy Moore, with ties to the Religious Right AND to Neo-Confederates.

Then there was the child custody case where he said

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"I. Courts must recognize that the state is but one of several spheres of government, each with its distinct jurisdiction and limited authority granted by God"


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“Webster’s definitions demonstrate that our Founders thought in terms of a plurality of governments — including individual government and the covenantal governments of the family, the state, and the church — and not of state government alone "


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“Having acknowledged the historic meaning of government generally as well as having recognized the existence of the four particular government spheres, we should next consider how these governments relate to each other. Perhaps their most fundamental connection is that they all possess grants of specific and limited jurisdiction from the ultimate source of all legitimate authority, God (see Romans 13:1-2 (“there is no authority except from God, and those that exist have been instituted by God”)), who as the Supreme Judge of the World is the final authority over all disputes among men as well as among all governments of men (see Declaration of Independence.) "


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“Similarly, the courts’ recognition of ‘religious rights’ includes deference to the decisions of ecclesiastical authorities. This sphere of church government has been symbolized by the keys of the kingdom. (see Matthew 16:19: ‘I will give you the keys of the kingdom of heaven, and whatever you bind on earth shall be bound in heaven, and whatever you loose on earth shall be loosed in heaven.’).) State government also has its distinct sphere of authority or governing rights and ancient symbol, the sword of justice (see Romans 13:4: ‘[The ruler] is God’s servant for your good. But if you do wrong, be afraid, for he does not bear the sword in vain….’) "


Tom Parker has also been under investigation for Judicial Misconduct. Oh, and he compared the judge that overturned "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" to terrorists

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"Recently, U.S. District Judge Virginia Phillips ordered a worldwide injunction to overturn the Don’t Ask/Don’t Tell policy on homosexuals serving in the military. With a stroke of a pen, this Clinton appointed judge—who got her law degree at Berkeley—unilaterally made the biggest single change in military policy in American history. . . . Most people believe that Al-Qaeda is one of America’s biggest security threats, I think it’s time to add liberal activist judges like Judge Phillips to that list."

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Ooo, the big bad Berkeley boogieman (boogieuniversity?). You know, where they have Boalt Hall, one of most prestigous law schools in the country. Clinton + Berkeley = DoublePlusSuperBad. :roll:

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BamaLaw wrote:
Parker is a right-wing nutjob and a protégé of former (and unfortunately future) Chief Justice Roy Moore of Ten Commandments fame. Parker has issued such special writings in the past on subjects ranging from overruling Roe v. Wade to judicially banning gay and lesbian couples from adopting. The fact that he designated his concurrence as unpublished means that even he was ashamed of it. And, believe me, he knows no shame.

I now understand why Alabama has enacted jurisdiction stripping statutes.

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who got her law degree at Berkeley



Ooo, the big bad Berkeley boogieman (boogieuniversity?). You know, where they have Boalt Hall, one of most prestigous law schools in the country. Clinton + Berkeley = DoublePlusSuperBad. :roll:


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Justice Parker may regret his birfer comments. Once word gets around the birfersphere about a birfin' justice on the Alabama Supreme Court, he will be harassed incessantly by insane birfers who think that he has some authority to instigate frogmarching in the White House. Orly will certainly post his contact information on her web site and command her flying monkeys to arrange a meeting between him and her. Heck, she might even issue him a worthless notice to appear or a fake subpoena for her upcoming hearing in MS so that he can testify as to her integrity and strength of character.

It couldn't happen to a nicer guy. :twisted:


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Right on cue, ORYR picks up on nutty Justice Parker's "special concurrence."

Alabama Supreme Court Justice Notes Evidence Presented Raises
Serious Questions to Authenticity of Both Obama's Birth Certificates
Sheriff Joe Arpaio's and Mara Zebest's reports were included in the Petition submitted to the Alabama Supreme Court


Exactly... which means there's no competent evidence to present to any proper authority.

In addition, crazy Justice Parker did not state what was presented raised questions, he stated if it were properly presented evidence it might raise questions, and since it's can't be properly presented, it doesn't.

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Not to be left behind, here comes OBC, attributing Parker's stupidity to the whole Alabama Supreme Court:
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Fortunately, we are seeing some recent tiny cracks in the stone wall. This week, the Alabama Supreme Court refused, on technical legal grounds, a writ demanding action by the Secretary of State, who is derelict in her duties. But, the court :^o remarked upon serious discrepancies in “Obama’s” “birth certificates” (I use the term very loosely). This is the first time I can think of that a court [-X has actually acknowledged the seriousness of our allegations. We should now charge through that small breach in the stonewall against the biggest political scandal in history. We should fully exploit the now copious evidence of “Obama’s” utter failure to provide proof of eligibility.

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In addition, crazy Justice Parker did not state what was presented raised questions, he stated if it were properly presented evidence it might raise questions, and since it's can't be properly presented, it doesn't.

Wink, wink, wink, :roll:

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Gary Kreep is trying to get him some birfer bucks to file his case in Alabama.

Gary Kreep wrote:
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USJF has found the plaintiffs, and we now have the opportunity, to file a lawsuit, IN ALABAMA, challenging Barack Hussein Obama's eligibility to run for President in 2012!
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However, I absolutely must raise $9,000 in the next 48 hours in order to file this new lawsuit in Alabama.
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It's obvious to everyone that Barack Obama, Jr.'s, legal team is desperate to keep from having to enter this document into evidence. They know that the legal ground on which they are standing is quickly turning to quicksand.
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I've already had to cancel one lawsuit (in Mississippi) because we didn't have the money to proceed with it. And, if I can't raise at least $9,000, within the next 48 hours, I may not be able to file this one either.
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Lots more whiny, desperate begging at the link. http://grassroots.activehosted.com/inde ... 5bc8436.60


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From Anita's link above...

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t's obvious to everyone that Barack Obama, Jr.'s, legal team is desperate to keep from having to enter this document into evidence. They know that the legal ground on which they are standing is quickly turning to quicksand. :lol:

That is why all of our state lawsuits are so important. We can win these cases! And, especially this Alabama case, where a sitting State Supreme Court Justice is so sympathetic!

Remember, if we win just one of these lawsuits in a key state, and Barack Obama is thrown off the ballot

. . . he will NOT win the Presidential election in 2012!


Orly!!! Kreep is tyring to usurp your birfer bucks!!! :lol:

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He's stealing Klayman's clients,too! At least he's stealing klayman's marketing/fundraising scam.

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AnitaMaria wrote:
Gary Kreep is trying to get him some birfer bucks to file his case in Alabama.

Gary Kreep wrote:
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USJF has found the plaintiffs, and we now have the opportunity, to file a lawsuit, IN ALABAMA, challenging Barack Hussein Obama's eligibility to run for President in 2012!
[snip]
However, I absolutely must raise $9,000 in the next 48 hours in order to file this new lawsuit in Alabama.
[snip]
It's obvious to everyone that Barack Obama, Jr.'s, legal team is desperate to keep from having to enter this document into evidence. They know that the legal ground on which they are standing is quickly turning to quicksand.
[snip]
I've already had to cancel one lawsuit (in Mississippi) because we didn't have the money to proceed with it. And, if I can't raise at least $9,000, within the next 48 hours, I may not be able to file this one either.
[snip]


Lots more whiny, desperate begging at the link. http://grassroots.activehosted.com/inde ... 5bc8436.60

What's next? His version of send me $8 million or God calls me home?

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From that link:

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Barack Obama's arrogant lawyers are likely to anger the judges presiding over this case with their crazy defense.



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Barack Obama's arrogant lawyers are likely to anger the judges presiding over this case with their crazy defense.

Makes you think an OBOT wrote that, doesn't it?

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If he really files anything, it should be discussed in a separate thread, Alabama Election Challenge Redux or something ...

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"His attorneys are panicking because of what an Alabama State Supreme Court Justice recently wrote."
Not so anyone could notice. Evidence that they're panicking? The removal of the Mississippi case? That's not an Obama lawyer; Mr. Begley represents the Mississippi Democratic Party (and notice that even the Democrat attorney general followed the caption of that case and titled his Motion for Judgment on the Pleadings using "Democrat Party," but used "Democratic" in the text of the brief). What have Obama's lawyers done to show panic?

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"However, we need to move on this opportunity NOW, before the Obama team does anything to hinder this case—we've already had reports of real, or feared, retribution against attorneys who have volunteered to help in our state ballot challenges."
Fear is a nice selling tactic. Oh, wait. I thought it was Obama's lawyers who were panicking. Now the birther lawyers are really fearful, too. Everybody's scared shitless. So sad, all these 'fraidy cat lawyers. Y'know, 99% of the lawyers make all the rest look bad.

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Actually, you never filed one in Mississippi.

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"They will argue that this supposed birth certificate – this allegedly legal document that "proves” that he was born in the United States – is not relevant to certifying that Barack Hussein Obama, Jr., is legally entitled to run for President."
But they're only saying that because it really isn't relevant. Did you notice, he got elected and inaugurated last time around without a long-form birth certificate?

Sheesh. #-o

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Filing fees are $9,000? :-?

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Filing fees are $9,000? :-?


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Filing fees are $9,000? :-?


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No, but Gary's got bills to pay........I put my money on Kreep will never file any ballot challenge or birther lawsuit in AL. All fundraising, no action. He doesn't want to go to Alabama....

Birther scammers are not even trying to hide the fact that they are fleecing their idiot flock right down to the nubbin. The birther "leaders" are openly competing with each other, now, fearmongering like hell to fight over the frightened birther's last pocket change.
That's always a good sign of a team which will absolutely positively prevail.

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