Robert Laity is a fucking nut. And I mean that. I slap him around on the Topix boards a lot. He is so proud of having filed couple of "criminal complaints" against President Obama. It's fun to ask him how those are working out for him. He's a die-hard birther who's head will explode when the President wins his second term.

Chris Strunk & Bill Van Allen filed in New York.

http://obamaballotchallenge.com/citizen ... tural-born


In additon, I saw a real long thing in Chris Strunk's scribd come down my feed, but I don't know what it was. I didn't click it. He files too much stuff.

Robert Laity is a fucking nut. And I mean that. I slap him around on the Topix boards a lot. He is so proud of having filed couple of "criminal complaints" against President Obama. It's fun to ask him how those are working out for him. He's a die-hard birther who's head will explode when the President wins his second term.

That objections are based upon the record of the divorce decree issued from the Hawaii court of competent jurisdiction British subject Barack Hussein Obama Sr. was married to the U.S. Citizen Stanley Ann Obama being of minor age at the time of the birth of Barack Hussein Obama II;

Is a "minor" under 18 or under 21?

9. The evidence shows that at best, Barack Hussein Obama II may merely be a native born naturalized citizen not a "Natural-Born Citizen", a person born in the country of US Citizen parents as defined by the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) in the precedent set in Minor. v. Happersett 88 U.S. 162 (1875), 21 WalL. 162, and 22 L. Ed. 627. by Justice Waite holdingthat natural bom citizens (NBC) per se are so by virtue of birth on United States soil when both parents were Citizens of the United States according to the US Constitution Article 2 Section 1 paragraph 5 de jure citizens without reaching the need of use of the 14th Amendment or the power of Congress granted with Arcticle I Section 8 paragraph 4 to define naturalization and immigration status person other than NBC persons; and as upheld by New York State jurisprudence as to NBC defined in state law.

I call your and raise you a and a

Isn't there a 160+ Year old New York state case defining natural born citizenship differently?

I seem to remember it . . . from my youth. (It's cited in U.S. v. Wong Kim Ark if memory serves.)

Isn't there a 160+ Year old New York state case defining natural born citizenship differently?

I seem to remember it . . . from my youth. (It's cited in U.S. v. Wong Kim Ark if memory serves.)

It was thus the law of each and all of the states at
the Declaration or Independence, and so remained
until the National Constitution went into effect,
that a child born within their territory and
lieagance respectively, though of alien parents,
who were abiding temporarily, thereby became
a citizen of the state of which he was a native

[...]

The law on this subject which prevailed in all the
states, became the governing principle or common
raw of the United States, when the union
of the states was consummated, and their separate
legislation on the point was terminated. It
is, therefore, the law of the United States that
children born here, are citizens, without any regard
to the political condition or allegiance of their
parents.

Children of ambassadors, are, in theory, born within
the allegiance of the sovereign power represented
and do not fall within the rule.

[...]

It is an indisputable proposition, that by
the rule of the common law of England, if
applied to these facts, Julia Lynch was a
natural born citizen of the United States.
And this rule was established and inflexible
in the common law, long anterior to the
first settlement of the United States, and,
indeed, before the discovery of America by
Columbus. By the common law, all persons
born within the ligeance of the crown
of England, were natural born subjects,
without reference to the status or condition
of their parents. So if a Frenchman and
his wife, came into England, and had a son
during their stay, he was a liege man.
This was settled law in the time of Littleton,
who died in 1482.

P&E: New York State Ballot Challenge Yet to be Addressed After More than a Month

Does NY have vexlit too?