"I do want to provide an additional clarification here. Orly published on her website that ORYR stated that her subpoenas were "illegal." That never happened, as ORYR simply posted statements questioning the validity of the subpoenas, which, as I've explained here, are perfectly valid questions. However, the fact that Orly stated that about ORYR goes to the very heart of the deception and spin. She tells lies, and, unfortunately, those who refer to her as "Lady Liberty" (for whatever reason), blindly believe what she posts.

I wish that after such a brutally honest commentary, I could conclude with some consoling sentiment such as, "but I'm sure she's a really nice person," but after so many vicious, unwarranted attacks on friends, I can't even do that.

And, I know that, using her typical M.O., she may try to say that I never "donated even one penny" to her, but that wouldn't be true. She may try to say that she has been doing all the work, and that I have stayed behind a keyboard doing nothing but criticizing, but that wouldn't be true. She may try to say that I am cowardly hiding behind a fictitious name, but that wouldn't be true. She may try to say that I haven't been involved in filing any lawsuits for this cause, but that wouldn't be true. And, after everything I have been doing for our cause, one can hardly call me an "Obama operative," so, I would hope nobody would try leveling such a ridiculous accusation!

Aside from all that, I am certain there will be personal attacks against me—but, in the end folks, watch what happens in Georgia (and Hawaii). Just watch. I don't have to be a prophet to accurately predict that one. And, for those who might be doubting what I have said, do a little research; that's all it took for me to find out what the truth is. And, the truth is the reason I found it necessary to write this article in the first place; for I'm not interested in popularity contests."

At issue are two dynamics concerning Orly Taitz I believe need to be addressed—namely, a lack of understanding of the law, and a megalomaniacal persona. As to the former, I am not a lawyer, I am a musician who sometimes writes personal commentary. I stepped away from my career some months ago for this initiative, and have not drawn a penny, personally, from the efforts of The Birther Summit. To understand Orly's lack of legal knowledge, I've had to do some research on my own—but that's something a lawyer is supposed to have done before bringing any action to court.

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Believe me, I understand the principle of flinging enough poo against the wall in the belief that, eventually, something will stick; and generally, I know that, in the right situation, that can be an effective approach. Unfortunately, in this instance, it has not been; and my gut feeling is that both the Hawaii and Georgia courts have intercepted the proverbial poo before it has hit the wall, and very soon, will be tossing it at a fan.

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Not long after the genesis of The Birther Summit, I was made privy to an email Orly had sent to an unknown number of people. In it, Orly shared things about me that were demonstrably false. In discussing what, possibly, could have caused her to disseminate such lies, the explanation I received from several people came down to, "That's just what Orly does." As inappropriate as I believed that email to be, I chose to publicly ignore it, and eventually, even donated money to Orly's cause.

Wow. Sounds like 'ol Deano has been taking notes at the FogbLow ...

for those who might be doubting what I have said, do a little research; that's all it took for me to find out what the truth is.

American Patriot Orly Taitz

Not entirely unrelated to the above statement is the matter of certain attorneys who have been involved in this movement at one time or another, and their current actions as they pertain to the effectiveness and perception of the eligibility movement. To that end, we proclaim our unequivocal support for the efforts of Orly Taitz, Esq. While individuals are entitled to their personal opinions about anybody, we, as a movement, recognize Orly Taitz as an American patriot who continues to fight tirelessly for the cause of justice, and for that, we offer her not only our support, but also our undying gratitude.

Moreover, we are aware of certain lawyers who, for purposes of financial gain, or motivations of self promotion, have filed various legal actions against Dr. Taitz, and the Birther Summit categorically condemns those actions. Regardless of past involvement to promote the eligibility movement, those individuals, through their present litigation against Dr. Taitz, are not only a detriment to our cause, but also to the public perception of our cause.

While the Birther Summit would certainly welcome those individuals back into the eligibility movement, and would support their actions that promote our cause of constitutional dependence, specifically as it applies to Barack Obama’s ineligibility, that can never happen apart from the immediate withdrawal of their nonsensical legal actions filed against Orly Taitz. Additionally, for them, or anyone else, to be considered a leader of this movement, they would necessarily have to affirm their understanding of the aforementioned historic definition of “natural born Citizen.”

We understand that these statements will displease some people; however, the facts are not determined by personal opinions or agendas. History and legal precedent bear these statements out to be truth.

So in addition to blasting Orly (rightly) Deano explains to his followers exactly what we evil Obots have been stating all along about the Taitz v Fuddy case, her nonexistent right to the "Original BC" and why she's being considered a vexatious litigant, the Georgia subpoenas' non-enforceability.

Now, because it's "one of their own" some (probably most) will believe what us ebil ones have been stating from day one.

I'd bet money, however, those such as commiekiller at ORYR will now just say Deano's also an Obot plant.

But, it's another birther eating their own, only this time rightly so.

I hate to say it, but well done, Dean.

I hate to say it, but well done, Dean.

Deano, trying to put some distance between himself and Fail.

Too little, too late, Dean. You stanky with fail.

And still boring.

I'd be particularly interested in hearing him enlighten us as to which provision in Hawaiian law he believes will allow someone to follow the DoH staff into the vault to watch them copy the document.

Court permission for Duncan Sunhara and/or his representative to be present at the copying, duplication or reproduction of the requested records, pursuant to HRS §92F-11(b),(d)

(b) Except as provided in section 92F-13, each agency upon request by any person shall make government records available for inspection and copying during regular business hours; provided that an agency shall not be required to make government records available or respond to a person's subsequent duplicative request, if:

(1) After conducting a good faith review and comparison of the earlier request and the pending request, the agency finds that the pending request is duplicative or substantially similar in nature;
(2) The pending request has already been responded to within the past year; and
(3) The agency's response to the pending request would remain unchanged.

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(d) Each agency shall assure reasonable access to facilities for duplicating records and for making memoranda or abstracts.

Has anyone made sure Orly is aware of this?

So, a new feud between Dean Haskins and Orly (and their respective moronic followers).


And, when Sheriff Joe doesn't appear at Birfapalooza, another feud? Will he let her know in advance of his no-show?

I hope the birthers call his office to inquire. Will the Sheriff be going to Atlanta to save the Constitution?

A LETTER FROM A SUPPORTER JOHN SMITH SENT TO A BLOGGER AND UNEMPLOYED MUSICIAN DEAN HASKINS, WHO CALLS HIMSELF BIRTHER SUMMIT(A BLOG, THAT HAS VERY FEW READERS AND LOW RATING ON THE NET)

Orly seems to have noticed: