My favorite bit of legal reasonong from that pile of poo -

Wow. I missed that. The guy running the sound board musta filtered out the collective gasping.

He did say that SSN wasn't a condition of eligibility.

It isn't.

I was looking around at the time. People were boggling at Orly's idiocy. Some even snickered.

Orly might have had a point if she'd been speaking before the Grand High Muckymuck Tribunal of Investigationally Ensuring That Nobody Anywhere Ever Did Anything Bad Especially If Orly Taitz Suspects It.

Unfortunately, she was in front of a commission with a fairly narrow charter dictated by law, and, well, doing their exact job is not what most Americans call "corruption."

Insane Moldovan Bitches' Mileage May Vary.

WTF? where the hell is she going with this one:



http://www.orlytaitzesq.com/?p=32546

Hopefully to jail soon.

Damnit. She's figgered it out. The end is nigh!

The only stuff in and around 1998 of note for Cohen and Malad is their Holocaust Survivor suit(s).

This is may turn out to be the wrong thread for this but we'll have to see how it develops:



Now what the hell she expects her FM to do to help find this witness and tapes I do not know - she hasn't exactly given them much to go on. There then follows an email exchange between Orly and Bob Kern with an email at the end to Tom Del Becarro who is presumably the "important leader of GOP" refered to.

From one of the Bob Kern emails:



From Orly's reply:



So far this is all at

http://www.orlytaitzesq.com/?p=32538

Now clearly there's parts of the conversation missing but another post of Orly's is



http://www.orlytaitzesq.com/?p=32548

Now I've come across Bob Kern aka Bob Hidalgo before - he was before the IN election commission in 2010 (transcript here. Kern starts about page 30) He's not representative for the 7th district, he's a convicted felon who was paroled (he may be off probation by now). I don't know what his gripe would be - they left him on the ballot. But it seems he was a nominee in 1998 - maybe he was removed then - the Democratic leadership certainly didn' want him. More on him here and here

Oh and he's a cross-dresser too.

Prolly something to do with the Election Commission's 1998 ruling on the ballot challenge against Bob "Bobby Scott Hidalgo" Kern, a convicted felon who was a candidate for United States Representative in the Sixth Congressional District. Notice who sent Orly the email that seems disconnected to her post about being unable to locate a very important witness -- none other than Kern, who styles himself as "Paralegal, Criminal Offenders' Rights Advocate & Frequent Candidate." Betcha the "very important witness" is attorney Stephen Laudig, who challenged Kern in 1998. This is the "Shocking evidence of corruption and bias by the members of the IN elections commission" -- if only Orly can find the tape that shows the male who was in the hearing room on that fateful day in March 1998 who looks like an employee of an Indianapolis law firm that made contributions to Hillary's campaign ... .

Look guys.....I'm kinda busy today and haven't time to go searching so excuse me if this is incorrect or maybe me having a senior moment...but I seem to recall someone in the forum using the name Bobby Hidalgo to decscribe the fat guy who shouted then got up and stormed out of the Election Commission hearing before the Security guys came to throw him out.

Sorry if this turns out a wild goose chase but I definitely remember something vaguely like that name, if not it

Actually I found it quicker than I thought. Yes it was him.

viewtopic.php?f=88&t=6950&p=347950&hilit=hidalgo#p347950

Not that there is anything wrong with that.

In fact, some of the birthers could use a few fashion tips.

http://www.orlytaitzesq.com/?p=32548

And Taitz's makes a funny!:

http://www.orlytaitzesq.com/?p=32546#comments

I thought I saw him talking to Orly after "her" challenge finished as she left the front table so maybe he snuck back in after the recess.

How is any of this skullduggery Orly is trying to gin up relevant, in any way, to the complete lack of merit in her challenge ?

More BS. Her strategy for advancing her 'cases' seems to be to ignore the law and procedures of the court/agency where she is filing a p[lea.
Instead, she is gathering around her some extremely low quality, unstable individuals and is urging them o help her to disrupt hearings, and to stalk and smear and (hopefully) intimidate public officials.
This could spin out of control if Orly and her FM's go too far.
Orly will end up being banished to the 2 dimensional space prison for the criminally insane that was revealed to us in Superman II.
Obama brought that with him from his home planet, and he ain't afraid to use it.

She can't possibly still be a working dentist with all this frenzied activity, can she?

If she practices dentistry the same way she practices law, and I suspect that she does to a certain extent, would use her as your dentist for even the biggest dental emergency of your life? I wouldn't.

Mr. Brown!

What I heard was the reason Orly got into "law" was to defend herself from multiple suits filed against her for dental malpractice. Makes my teeth itch just to think about it. Of course, those suits were brought by traitors and corrupt muslims. They are attracted to her like dung flies are to that thing on her head.
Observing her ability to mangle every single aspect of her legal activities, now - right down to the atomic level - makes me wonder how those defenses turned out.....she probly made it far far worse. Lotsa screeching.
Will the legal profession ever be the same ?

I wouldn't ask her what toothpaste I should use.

When Trident had its "4 out of 5 dentists surveyed would recommend sugarless gum to their patients who chew gum" campaign, I'm guessing she was the fifth dentist, who instead recommended "FORGERY! TREASON! OBAMAGATE!"