And he wonders why he couldn't get a job as a political science professor?

Verbie: true dat!

I understand that these two misfits have bonded over what they perceive to be a common enemy, but I predict that they will end up bitter enemies. Two low-functioning narcissists who have nothing to offer but vitriol and bigotry simply can't sustain a relationship.

I realized that to be fully truthful, I should note that he does not wonder why he couldn't gain commensurately with his potential -- he knows why: it's the unfair advantage given to them darkies, and him being a member of the oppressed class of white anglo-saxon men.

CEL3 has been usurped?

Orly cannot leave her fingers from it, she needs to show how stupid she looks just after the release of the LFBC a year ago.

This clip reappears without extra blog heading or comments on her site:
http://www.orlytaitzesq.com/?p=68819

and

at OBAMAFORGERYGATE VIDEOS she links to four more of her recent failures from NH and GA, plus her quicky senatorial interview.

Memo to self.. Avoid eating when visiting the Fogbow.

How exciting, Orlena now has her very own biography in print


It turns out that this seems to be one of those scam "books" printed off from Wikipedia contents at http://www.loot.co.za/product/lambert-m ... -1558-g810 and there is even a Russian edition http://www.insellbooks.com/books/681665.html

This reminds me of all different Who's Who books that are printed up to sell for $60 a copy so college students can see their names in print.

The scam has historically been run by Marquis and others. A bunch of legitimate professional directories (such as Martindale-Hubbell for lawyers) were always above the fray and, at one time, quite useful. But today, with the Internet, even those legitimate directories are losing sway. It just doesn't pay to "advertise" that way, even if insertion is free. If you want to see your name in print, use the printer attached to your computer.

(Martindale-Hubbell, by the way, lists most lawyers for free and even "grades" them. Orly Taitz? Not so much. Check it out with a few of your faves to see who is in there, such as Gary, Phil and Mario.)

Oohhh, here's a kicker for you: The publisher that runs this scam has an office in, you guessed it, Moldova! There's a coincedence for ya

Then she links to an article from the Concord Monitor from November 18, 2011. No freaking idea what this means.

She is probably anticipating (I refrain from using the word "planning") her return to the Granite State after the primaries are over. She will be able to pick up again on the goodwill and momentum she established late last year.

Send money...

http://www.orlytaitzesq.com/?p=70280



I'm more than happy to send Orly a donation for her legal work, based on its worth.

$0.00

Linking to old outdated articles and videos as if they were the latest breaking headlines is something that Orly has always done. Maybe in her deluded mind she believes they are, or maybe she is just desperate to stay relevant and doesn’t think her followers and fans (given their mentalities) would have sense enough to notice the dates.

She is so addicted to the constant attention of any kind of headlines that she HAZ to keep them coming any way she can. Even nasty ones where she glorifies herself as the righteous hard done by victim up against a horrific battle that would cause a lesser person to collapse under this massive oppression of epic proportions. I think she believes herself to be the epitome of good v evil, a glorious worrier like the world has ever seen on a mission to save the country from this demonic evil that has befallen us.

I wouldn't go that far. How much is a lawyer worth when you have to pay another lawyer extra to fix the first lawyer's screw-ups?

The limits of their malpractice coverage.

In Orly's case, I would be willing to bet that's also $0.00.

What I find illuminating is that when she started getting malpractice suits filed against her because of her crappy dentistry, she didn't think the answer was to learn to become a better dentist - she decided she needed to go into a whole new field of study and learn to be a lawyer so she could try and defend her crappy dentistry.

Road trip!!

http://www.orlytaitzesq.com/?p=70327

Well, I guess Orly may get a chance to see how real lawyers challenge an SoS on an election matter.

Not that she'll learn a damned thing...

I am petitioning various dictionary publishers to put Orly's picture next to this definition of insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.

But someone should really come up with a Google search result for Orly Taitz similar to the one they came up for Santorum. Maybe we can start a contest to find a winning definition of what an Orly is.

The American Psychiatric Association is already working on it. Orly Disease: the elusive symptomatic pattern that flits between psychosis and neurosis. Doesn't quite qualify for a diagnosis of schizophrenia or any other known full-fledged psychosis, but certainly more serious than run-of-the-mill ocd, personality disorders or anxiety issues. Treatment nonetheless involves a complicated cocktail of potent antipsychotic drugs.