This report is part one of ten (I originally estimated that the report could be completed in just three parts) which will be published here at the WOBIK blog regarding my impending extradition to Kenya.
Dr. Conspiracy (i.e., Kevin Wayne Davidson) recently published an article titled, Smith safe! on April 23, 2014 in which he indicates that he received an email from the US Embassy in the Dominican Republic which states that, “Please by advised that based on information that we have from the Dominican authorities, Mr. Smith is not facing extradition.” (NOTE: Dr. Conspiracy opportunely failed to publish a transcript of his email in the article until a reader in the comments section at his blog requested it. Furthermore, we still don’t know the date that his email was sent; it would be nice to know how long (or fast) it took the embassy to respond to the email.)
I am absolutely facing extradition to Kenya so the statement within the email from the US Embassy cannot be factually accurate and is roundly erroneous.
In part one (1) thru ten (10) here on the WOBIK blog we will lay out in a discussion why the email may contain factually inaccurate or erroneous statement. Each of the ten parts or segments will provide a unique, or related, and reasonable explanation.
PART ONE
On March 24th, 2014, Dominican President Danilo Medina met with U.S. ambassador James Brewster. The meeting lasted nearly an hour and took place at the National Palace regarding a Haitian woman named Juliana Deguis who, the day before, was barred (for lack of documents) from boarding a flight to Washington, D.C.
National Immigration Council chair José Ramón Fadul (who is firstly the Ministro de Interior y Policía de la República Dominicana) and Presidency legal adviser Cesar Pina were also present at the meeting. Mr. Fadul stated that, “No Embassy of any country can grant the Dominican nationality to any person, because that’s Dominican Republic’s sovereign right.”
INTERESTING NOTE: My bond in the extradition case was paid a number of days before the Dominican authorities released me. The authorities didn’t allow my releaae until March 24th, 2014.
You may now be wondering to yourself, who is this Haitian woman named Juliana Deguis? Wait for one moment and let us first enter [Dominican] Constitutional Court Ruling 168-13 which was issued or ordered in late September 2013:
In my own words: Essentially the Honorable Court’s ruling renders that any person living in the Dominican who was born to illegal immigrants, dating as far back as the year 1929, is no longer a Dominican citizen or national and no longer has civil rights. To be clear, even if you were born in the Dominican Republic to parents who were born in the Dominican Republic you still may be an illegal immigrant if your grandparents were illegal when your parents were born. Illegal immigrants are now being deported. The Honorable Court’s ruling applies to all immigrants but is, although perhaps not officially, intended for Haitians.
I myself am pro Dominican and I too believe that the Haitians need to leave, especially the illegals which make up the vast majority of them. (The Haitian problem is much like the Mexican problem in the United States. )
I will now address the Haitian woman named Juliana Deguis. Who is she?
She is a Haitian woman (who the outside of the country mainstream media paints as a Dominican of Haitian decent, which is a term that I have never heard a Haitian person use here) who was born in the Dominican Republic in 1984 to two Haitian born parents who were both illegal immigrants.
After the Constitutional Court Ruling 168-13 she became what is being called a Stateless person, i.e., a person who ostensibly is not a citizen of any country. She was not born in Haiti but she cannot stay in the Dominican Republic so where does she go? (NOTE: Don’t worry too much, its a game. Haiti recognizes all of these people as Haitians but the rest of the white-politically-correct-left would like you to believe that these people are all now really and truly Stateless.)
In any event, Juliana Deguis went to the US Embassy and got in…STOP RIGHT THERE, how did she get in?
Americans don’t get in, I’ve been nearly gunned down in the past when approaching the US Embassy in Santo Domingo. Moreover, the guards at the gates don’t even speak English (btw, the place is like a fortress and takes up what appears to be an entire city block, a large block). If you are a US citizen in need of help, think twice before approaching the embassy. In any event, the US Consulate (its located on Maximo Gomez in Santo Domingo) is where you’ll probably finally end up at because it is the only place that at least sometimes answers questions that you might have. However, the problem (or one of the problems) with the US Consulate is that if you ever go there you’ll discover that there are several gimongous lines, each full of people waiting to get inside. Why is that, are there Americans in need of dire aide? No, not really, the place is under siege (a figure of speech) daily as Dominicans attempt to make their way, legally, to to United States. An American-American (lol!) is something rare at the US Consulate as well as the US Embassy. Moreover, lots of the employees don’t speak English.
Back to the Haitian woman Juliana Deguis. In all fairness, she probably got into the US Embassy because she had been on the TV news to a degree and her name was circulating.
The US Embassy recently provided Juliana Deguis with a fraudulent visa (Wikipedia doesn’t like to talk about it). The visa indicated that her nationality is Dominican, which she is not, and this was done intentionally and with knowledge that she was no longer a Dominican citizen or national.
Moreover, Juliana Deguis did not have a passport and the US Embassy does not issue visas to individuals who do not have passports.
The US Government was attempting to promote Jus Soli (and this isn’t just Birther-Lucas Daniel Smith using the words Jus Soli, it was and is being used by Dominican news outlets) in the Dominican Republic. The US Embassy’s position is that Juliana Deguis was born, and is, Dominican because she was physically born in the Dominican Republic, on the soil of República Dominicana.
Juliana Deguis then attempted to use the fraudulent visa to secure a Dominican Passport. However, Dominican authorities would not supply her with a Dominican Passport. At that point Juliana Deguis then bought (likely purchased by the US Embassy) an airline ticket to fly from the Dominican Republic to Washington, D.C. United States of America.
She was not allowed to board the plane because she did not have a passport and even if she would have had a passport she would still not have been permitted on the plane with the fraudulent visa issued by the US Embassy.
That was just 30 days ago.
As she was attempting to board the plane I was 24 hours away from walking out of jail.
In any event, the US Embassy in Santo Domingo is now not on good terms with Dominican Government and one has to consider this when assessing information now being supplied to the embassy by Dominican authorities.
Please exercise your free speech in the comments section below. There are no stipulations of political correctness on this blog. Speak your mind, give us your thoughts, both objective and subjective. Share your ideas, hunches, inklings or your expertise. Please provide recommendation and corrections if you spot errors in fact within the blog report. Lastly, remember that posting a comment is much like casting a vote, so please do so.
Image credit: The photo of the extraordinary painting of the founding fathers of the Dominican Republic, who in 1844 freed the Dominican people from Haiti after more than 20 years of Haitian rule, was taken by Lucas Daniel Smith.
Nice try discrediting any source that busts your scams open.
possibly they are on bad terms on a number of issues. However there is a detailed history of agreements on specific extraditions. So please have a look here where you can find all the acts concerning all extraditions from SD untill dec 2013. http://www.suprema.gov.do/consultas/jurisprudencia/consulta_decisiones_extradicion.aspx
90% of these cases are extraditions towards the US of both US and Dominican Citizens.
So contrary to what you claim about bad relations between US and RD there seems to be a long history of cooperation over extraditions.
Codigo Procesual Penal de la Republica Dominicana
http://www.consultoria.gov.do/leyes/Ley%20No.%2076-02%20que%20establece%20el%20C%F3digo%20Procesal%20Penal%20de%20la%20Rep%FAblica%20Dominicana.pdf
pls note art. 70 – Suprema Corte de Justicia –
point 6 del procedimento de solicitud de extradicion
also read art 170. Extradicion Activa (extraditions FROM RD)
The Suprema Corte de Justicia has exclusive jurisdiction over all Extradiction cases. No other court is competent.
Well, as Great Kim points out, you’re not facing extradition according to Dominican records. I checked that database. And then there is Interpol. They have absolutely no idea who you are. Even Kenya says you’re not wanted. http://www.kenyapolice.go.ke/wanted%20persons.asp
You might as well give up the ruse. It is too easy to check databases and contact people who would know if you were being extradited to Kenya. Kenyan officials say that if they were going to extradite an American citizen, they would not be looking for that person in the Dominican Republic nor would they proceed with extradition from the Dominican Republic. And the “crime” of bribery is not something that they would extradite someone for. It isn’t a serious enough crime.
“This report is part one of ten”
LMFAO!
Anything to bury all those backfired past articles, and avoid going “I’m just going to own up to being a phony!”, eh?
Seeing as all you do is lie, why should anyone believe your ten part series of new lies, and misinformation, huh? You just don’t get it do you? This is the internet! It takes just a little bit of research to utterly destroy anything you try to pass off as fact. Nothing you can do will get Obama removed from office. You’ll just have to wait for inauguration day 2017.
A blatant contradiction in your narrative regarding visiting the Embassy. You say that you were nearly gunned down and yet there are lines of people waiting there to get into the United States. According to their website, US Citizens can visit the Embassy and get forms and other documents they may need in the lobby- though it is best to call for an appointment in most cases as their lobbies are often busy. Sure doesn’t sound to me like they’re going to gun anyone down.
In addition to that, I just checked the requirements for anyone hired to protect the US Embassy in the Dominican Republic and the State Department website has a requirement that anyone hired must have the ability to speak English in addition to Spanish. So, again you lie.
10 parts history starting 1904 ? This is absolutely ridiculous Mr. Smith ! All we need is some refernce to the procedings concerning your extradition. As you have well learned by now extradition proceedings are exclusive jusrisdiction of the SCJRD. I don’t give a shit about your Stockholm Syndrome that makes you believe, that since you live in the DR, you know better than anyone about that legal system. You believe you know, as you have stated, how THINGS work otside the US. Well, Mr.Smith, you don’t . You have no legal training or culture whatsoever outside your personal imprisonments. You have absolutely zero credibility, Mr.Smith.
And Mr.Steadman,
stop making a fool out of yourself by sending money to this scammer. This story about the extradiction to Kenya should have served you as a wake up call ! Apparently your are still in blind trust mode. Wake up !
Got it Mr.Steadman ? Believe whatever you want about Mr.Obama but, for Heaven’s sake, start asking yourself the right questions about Mr.Smith.
Great Kim wrote:
Yup Lucas is trying to bury us in bullshit. Anything to not show documentation to prove his claim. This is what lucas does when he’s caught in a lie. Instead of owning up like a man he just buries us in non-sequiturs and bullshit to hide his original lie. Then he hopes we’ll just forget about all the errors he’s made.
There comes a time when a rational person goes “This has gone on long enough. Its time to come clean.”, but Smith is incapable of doing that, as birthers are about as irrational as they come.
While the story of Juliana Deguis is true when it comes to her being denied citizenship in the Dominican Republic due to her Haitian parents, he’s lying about her trying to get on a flight. She is still living in the Dominican Republic with her small daughter AND mother. But I guess she was going to leave them behind???
No, he uses this story to try to say there’s a problem with the US Embassy and the government of the Dominican Republic and that any information obtained from the US Embassy must be false. Unfortunately for Lucas, relations are just fine and the US Embassy did contact the proper authorities in the Dominican Republic to find out if there were any US Citizens being extradited to Kenya.
I wonder if he’s ever going to learn that lying about something on the internet doesn’t work, because people will use that exact same internet to debunk those lies?
Here is a short video clip regarding Juliana Deguis and her recent nationality/passport problem:
The following is an excerpt from an English language article published in the DR regarding Juliana Deguis:
Soft spoken Juliana at center of Dominican nationality uproar
Dominican Today
3/27/2014
Excerpt:
Santo Domingo.- Juliana Deguis isn’t prone to talk much unlike her equally famous Dominican-born person of Haitian parents, the late Sonya Pie (Pierre). She does admit however that the uproar over the Constitutional Court ruling has placed her at the center of the controversy in the wake of mounting conflict between its supporters and opponents.
She said regardless that she’s the daughter of undocumented Haitians she won’t accept any status which fails to acknowledge her Dominican nationality. “I want documents given to me as Dominicans and as Dominican that I am.”
Interviewed on La Nota on 95.7 FM, Deguis said her parents are Haitians who came to work in sugar cane fields but stayed in the country, was registered with a ‘card’ of the State Sugar Council when she was born.
ID refused
That was precisely the situation which led to the refusal when she turned 18 and went to get an ID card (cedula).
Deguis revealed that several organizations helped take her case to court, which was what led to the now controversial ruling.
She says her parents fear reprisals against her for being at the center the controversy, though she’s yet to receive any threats thus far.
Despite having her birth certificate Deguis has been denied a cedula, precisely the document which states nationality.
“I don’t want any document that doesn’t say that I am Dominican, because I was born and raised here. I don’t know anyone in Haiti and I’ve never been there.”
Visa uproar
On the visa granted her by the U.S. last week, Deguis said she received a call from an American Embassy official asking her to go the Consulate the next day.
She said once there she filled out the form and paid the fee charged by the Consulate and received the visa that same day.
However she was unable to travel to the hearing of the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights because the Dominican Immigration Agency barred her from boarding the flight for not having a passport.
View the complete article, including photo, at:
http://www.dominicantoday.com/dr/local/2014/3/27/50988/Soft-spoken-Juliana-at-center-of-Dominican-nationality-uproar
Lucas is a Con (but far from an artist at it) wrote:
Here is picture of Juliana Deguis at the airport:
Smith is trying the “If I make this about something completely unrelated to me, and get people to argue about this new thing, they will forget that I’m such a horrible lair!”
Not buying it Smith. This is about YOU being caught in a series of lies, that you were using the cover up your other series of lies.
Lol, greatkim believes that there were only seven (7) extradition cases in 2013.
This is good stuff LLDS. I hope you have 9 more non-sequitur stories.
@ Lucas Daniel Smith:
and what do you want to believe Mr.Smith ? That I’m going to enter a lengthy discussion with you about how many extraditions occured in 2013 ? Might as well discuss Mokele Mbembe !
Show the documentation for your extradition proceedings or simply shut up.
@ Lucas Daniel Smith:
you seem not to understand the difference between extradiction and expulsion
The deflection attempt is not working, Smith.
We’re holding you to explaining your lies, and do not care about this superfluous ten-part distraction.
Convicted forger and thief who can’t prove that his extradition is being sought, just like he can’t prove that he’s ever been to Kenya.
Please tell me how much more money to wire!
Mr. Smith asks about the email response time from the US Embassy in Santo Domingo. I sent my email inquiry to the them at 6:55 PM on April 21.
My inquiry to SDOAmericans@state.gov was answered by an immediate auto-responder message that said:
On April 22, I received a manual reply saying that my question had been forwarded to the the “corresponding unit” for review. Finally the published response was received at 2:10 PM on April 23. Getting an answer took 2 days.
Unlike Smith, Dr. Conspiracy can answer a question, and with specific information that confirms what he said.
bob wrote:
And Doc’s results are verifiable.
bob wrote:
And in a simple direct fashion in one comment. (Unlike Lucas who will post ten articles full of completely unrelated BS gleaned from local news sources).
Wow….part 1 of 10. At what point in the series do you start talking about something at least remotely relevant to the question of being extradited?
But let us address some of the things you raised. First the lines infront of the embassy/consultes. Those lines do not apply to American citizens. I have traveled to man different countries. In most of countries around the world, there are huge lines in front of them. In one of those countries where I had family, a cousin of mine had just had a visa denied. I walked right up to the consulate door, unannounced, right past that huge line, flashed my passport, walked right in, asked to speak to someone about my relative’s denial, and was speaking to someone in consular affairs within half an hour. That is how things work in all US embassies/consulates around the world. The doors open wide for US citizens.
Point 2: When a citizen is arrested abroad, and requests consular assitance, it is the duty of that country to notify the consulate of the citizen’s home country. This is required by treaty. Granted, some countries are better at following these rules than others (in the US local police often “forget” to tell foreigns they are entitled to contact their consulate), but when a consulate contacts a foreign government about a citizen that has been arrested for any reason, unless the host nation plans on making the arrested person disappear permanently, they’re not going to lie about it. Particularly while there are they are having public hearings about that person, that anyone can attend.
Your long winded rant about Juliana Deguis is fairly irrelevant for several reasons. First because it’s pretty silly to state the US is trying to force jus soli on anyone, particularly a country that is already jus soli, albeit with restrictions (like a good portion of countries that are jus soli). Now you are correct in stating that the US granted her a visa, without having a passport, and put her down as Dominican. And you were even kind enough to share a picture of her at the air port. What you did neglect to say is that that visa was issued just last month, expires in June, and is for the sole purporse for her to attend the hearings for her case brought before the Inter-American Council of Human Rights, in Washington, DC, about her citizenship. As the seat of the IACHR, the US is obligated to grant a visa to someone with a hearing before it. I’m guessing that fact also helped her cut through the lines as well. I suppose the government could be a tad peeved that the consulate put DOMR as the nationality, but if you really think that’s pushing jus soli (again, on a state that is jus soli with restrictions…just like the UK, Australia, NZ, France, Ireland, and plenty other countries we never really cared about how they apply jus soli…oh, and then all the countries that use jus sanguinis we never cared to pressure to change their ways…like Italy, Israel, and Poland), that’s pretty thinned skinned. There is nothing “fraudulent” about the visa, because, the US can issue a visa to whomever it wishes, and put whatever it wants on its visas. The consulate knew to whom it was issuing a visa, and for what purposes. Again, no fraud there. The only purpose of a visa is to grant a person entry into the US, so again, the consulate can put whatever they want on it to satisfy its own puporses (just like any other government can). Which again, has absolutely nothing to do with you.
Which now let’s take a look at what you’re proposing. Because the US consulate granted a visa, that it is obligated to by treaty, naming a person’s nationality as DOMR rather than stateless, the government of the Dominican Republic, is going to lie to the US embassy about an American citizen’s extradition status, a matter that by treaty, they are obligated to inform the consulate about. And then, they are going to hold public hearings about that extradition…oh yeah, and the country asking for the extradition is also lying about it, and they never bothered to put you on the Interpol Red Notice either. And now, rather than simply posting any actual evidence of your extradition proceedings (you know, like an extradition request), that also, could be easily confirmed by a simple phone call or email, you’re going create a 10 part series of what so far appears to be entirely irrelevant information, to “prove” you there are extradition proceeding?
man, anyone who falls for your cons is a real sucker that deserves to be separated from their money….but at least you’re at least funny to watch work (if it wasn’t for the fact that you’ve proudly admitted to being a sexual predator).
You mean on top of being a chronic lair, and a convicted felon with multiple arrest warrants in the US, he’s also some kind creepy pervert?
Bruce what does any of this have to do with Lucas lying about being extradited?
I just had time to look through the comments from over the last 12 hours or so. These skeptics posting here are either just pretending to be ignorant or they really are. Just to a few points here:
1. The US Embassy and the US Consulate are not the same thing and they are located at two different locations.
2. The guards at the US Embassy don’t speak English. Some of the employees at the US Consulate, inside, don’t speak English.
3. The lines outside of the US Consulate (I’ve never seen lines at the US Embassy, like I said you are likely to get gunned down. Whether you are American or not you have to wait in a line. There are different lines. Its difficult to understand what’s going on in the lines if you don’t speaks Spanish because you aren’t following going to hear any English. And when you do speak with the people in charge of the lines they want yo know what it is exactly that you want, and if they can help you from there they don’t let you inside. And if you do get inside don’t expect to see any American-Americans (it ain’t like the movies) and then you’ll be shoved in another line inside which is full of people waiting to speak to a Homeland-security-looking guy through what looks like a reinforces glass window from a supermax prison. And the Homeland-security looking guy is not at all friendly, especially if you look like an American-American. Your questions, if answered, will be answers with the lest amount of words and likely something about being able to find the information on line. When realize that you’ve wasted the last 3 hours of your life and you for some unknown hardwired reasons you tell the Homeland-security-looking guy “thank you” (for what, not sure) he looks at you like he wants to tell that you must be pretty f-Ing stupid if you believe that he has helped you with any of the question s that you had when you arrived.
5. This WOKIK report indicates that DOMINICAN authorities may not be supplying acccrate data and info to the US Embassy. Nowhere was if stated that it was being indicated that US embassy lied in the letter to Dr. C.
6. Most skeptics who posted comments here appear to have not read the report.
What does any of that filler you just posted, have to do with you lying about being extradited, Lucas?
Lucas Daniel Smith wrote:
in these cases authors usually start questioning their style
Wow, LLDS, just wow.
1. Of course the Embassy and the Consulate are different. The Embassy is, basically, the Ambassador’s Office. The Embassy deals with the host government as a representative of the United States. Consular Services are part of most Embassy compounds. There are also agencies/offices, in other locations, that can provide certain services. One of the most important things to do, as an American citizen who needs consular services, is make an appointment through the website or over the phone. That is true throughout the world. In the Dominican Republic there are 2 agency offices, along with the main Santa Domingo location.
2. Everyone who works at the Embassy,or at a consular agency, interacting with the public must speak,read and write English at level 3. This is a working comprehension of the language( Can read a newspaper, write a coherent letter to the editor and talk about the articles with others). The guards must also speak,read and write in Spanish at level 4 in the Dominican Republic. Native speaking ability is level 5.
3. No guard will gun you down unless you give them cause. Maybe you give off a creepy, shifty, pedo vibe in person. Bureaucrats who give simple gruff answers to questions they have answered hundreds of times? The hell you say! Of course, if you really “wasted 3 hours waiting in line” when a 5 minute site search would have answered your question, then your pitiful con jobs make sense. Your lack of Americans ( WTF are American-Americans?) in the office claim is strange. I have been to, or contacted, Consular Services in Japan, Korea, Vietnam, and Hong Kong within the last 5 years. All had American staff members. Strange that a country so close to America wouldn’t.
4. I guess counting is another one of your deficiencies.
5. You screwed up your own acronym. Sad, really sad. Everything in the “report” was countered by JoZeppy.
6. The repo… The story you posted is a farce. You are a fiction writer with a fantasy life that lags far behind the reality of those you call skeptics.
Good luck.
I’m not a skeptic because it is clear that you are lying.
As was pointed out by me and BobJ, guards are the US Embassy are required to know English. They are hired by the US State Department and if you go to the US State Department’s website, they clearly list the requirements to be hired on as a guard to their Embassy in the Dominican Republic as being fluent in English and Spanish.
The Embassy IS NOT off limits to US Citizens and you’re not going to get shot by approaching the Embassy unless you are approaching in a threatening manner or maybe trying to drive a vehicle through their gates. Their website says US Citizens can visit the Embassy and get documents in their lobby they may need but if you need help on a specific matter it is best to get an appointment prior to your visit unless you want to wait to see someone.
Further more, there are more holes in your story than a slice of swiss cheese. You claimed earlier that government agencies were off for a holiday and yet you attended a court hearing that was supposedly on your behalf during that same week when everyone was off for a holiday.
Then, it was pointed out that particular court that you attended does not hear matters that deal with extradition. So there was no way an extradition hearing was even taking place.
But the most hilarious part is you post a video where you write that the Judges are interviewing the supposed police officer from Interpol regarding your extradition. But when someone that knows Spanish listens to it and they hear nothing about you or your extradition. They say they are questioning a person regarding his past employment and he used to work in upholstery. (Oh, but the video was conveniently cut off PRIOR to them getting to your hearing – so you changed your story.)
You can write the remaining part of your series but in the end it won’t change the FACT that the country of Kenya is not extraditing you for a petty crime of bribery and I write petty because I doubt you could have come up with more than the same amount you claimed you paid another person to get you your first fake birth certificate (you know, the first one your forged). They would probably extradite you if you had bribed an official and the amount was into the hundreds of thousands of dollars but the fact is, you’re not wanted in Kenya. They’ve never heard of Lucas Daniel Smith from the United States. You haven’t ever set foot on the continent of Africa.
Smith, there is literally nothing you can do at this point, to convince ANYONE that you’re not lying about everything.
Andrew Vrba, PmG wrote:
Oh, I disagree: Smith needs to continue writing so Bruce’s wallet remains open.
All of this is for Bruce’s benefit. The rest of us are just spectators to a con and an all-too-willing mark.
Uploaded on Nov 19, 2011 by ‘Conservative Watchman’
After producing “Not Natural Born – Truth Matters” this video by Lucas Daniel Smith brings a great deal of relief and truth to those of us who realize that TRUTH MATTERS. We have an illegal POTUS who has deceived the American People into thinking that he is legit when he is NOT. Ladies and Gentlemen, this now become a CONSTITUTIONAL CRISIS. Barack Hussein Obama was born in Kenya. The Long Form Birth Certificate presented in early 2011 from Hawaii IS A FAKE! Thanks to Mr. Smith and all of his efforts and colabortion into producing this video piece.
THE CONGRESSIONAL MEDAL OF FREEDOM
Awarded by Congress for: “An especially meritorious contribution to the security or national interests of the United States, world peace, cultural or other significant public or private endeavors.” – (bold emphasis added)
I believe Lucas Daniel Smith, a true but as yet unrecognized American Hero, deserves, and I hope will someday be gratefully awarded, a Congressional Medal for:
(1) Risking his life to obtain a certified copy of Obama’s ‘CPGH Kenyan Birth Certificate’ directly from the birth hospital in Mombasa, Kenya on February 19, 2009 –
http://wasobamaborninkenya.com/1961%20Kenyan%20Birth%20Certificate%20of%20Barack%20Hussein%20Obama%20II,%20Copy.pdf
(2) Experiencing, virtually on a daily basis for over four years, the emotional stress resulting from his personal association with that authentic U.S. historical document, due in large part to its inherent, life-threatening potential.
(3) Providing every member of the 111th United States Congress, via USPS Certified Mail, a copy of Obama’s authentic Kenyan Birth Certificate together with his explanatory ‘July 4, 2010 Letter to Congress’ cover letter. A total of over 535 individually notarized document packages were sent in this monumental project –
http://wasobamaborninkenya.com/Letter%20to%20Congress,%20July%204,%202010,%20Lucas%20Daniel%20Smith.pdf
(4) Defending the authenticity of the document, in the face of massive and continuing ridicule, discouragement and disinformation tactics, on many occasions and on many diverse venues.
Lucas Daniel Smith – My friend and compatriot!
I’m calling it, Bruce is a sock puppet.
If he’s not a sock puppet, then he’s a garden variety sucker.
President Cliven Bundy, Mr. Speaker, Distinguished Members of the Senate and the House, ladies and gentlemen:
There’s one regret I’ve had throughout my life — that I never found the birth certificate myself
I would like my friend, Lucas Daniel Smith, to know that today, I feel like the birther champion of the world.
I am conscious that in bestowing the Congressional Gold Medal upon me, you are paying tribute to the whole Birther nation for its achievements in realizing our shared ideals. It is in that spirit that I humbly accept the award, aware at the same time of the great honor you do me by using me as the vehicle of a unique distinction confirmed — conferred by this hallowed institution of American democracy.
As one who has dedicated his life to the pursuit of truth, I am moved by the consensus in your nation’s regard for the achievements of Lucas Daniel Smith. And I feel great pride in the fact that to the few citizens of other countries who have received this high honor, the name of a Birther is now added.
*If today Real Americas are free at last to address their basic sentiments; then it is not least because the American people identified with and lent their support to the struggle to end Kenyan Socialism, including critically through action by this Congress.*
It is also because of the actions of countless ordinary American citizens who responded to the call to join the world-wide anti-Obama campaign, or who have since joined hands with us as we strive to make a living reality of our vision of a better life for all Americans.
In all these ways, the United States and its people have played a significant role in the birth of a better nation.
Yet we need to remind ourselves that, as much as we have made progress in changing our peoples’ minds for the better, the needs that must be met in our are immense. Though we are long past blaming our past for our problems, it does need to be acknowledged that the imbalances and inequities bequeathed to us by the history of Obamacare are beyond our capacity to meet on our own.
Honorable Members: I do not expect to be granted again the privilege of addressing the elected representatives of the United States of America. I am proudly grateful to have been allowed to do so in the last months of my blogging life.
Though the challenges at the present time for our country, our continent, and the world are greater than those we have already overcome, we face the future with confidence. We do because, despite the difficulties and the tensions that confront us, there is in all of us the capacity to touch one another’s hearts across oceans and continents.
The award with which you honor me today is an expression of the shared belief in the triumph of truth over falsehood. I receive [it] with pride as a symbol of peace, prosperity, and equity.
thankyou
Bruce Steadman
@ Lucas Daniel Smith:
Except you know well:
http://photos.state.gov/libraries/dominicanrepublic/66631/hro/vac-13-25-1.pdf
http://photos.state.gov/libraries/dominicanrepublic/66631/hro/vac-13-54.pdf
http://photos.state.gov/libraries/dominicanrepublic/66631/hro/vac-13-16a.pdf
http://photos.state.gov/libraries/dominicanrepublic/66631/hro/vac-13-53.pdf
Most of these Jobs posted on the US Embassy for Dominican Republic site for Guards, Residential Patrol, etc are posted in English and require both proficiency in English and Spanish
@ Bruce:
Why are you changing the subject away from Lucas lying about being extradited?
Andrew Vrba, PmG wrote:
Have we ever considered the possibility that Bruce was a real person and that Lucas offered to sell his kidney to him. After months and months of waiting and Lucas stringing him along and adding new conditions the real Bruce Steadman died. Lucas is now pulling a weekend at bernies with him.
Lucas is a conartist wrote:
LMAO! That’s almost too horrifying to NOT be what really happened. I mean look at Smith. In every picture he’s got this kinda “Hey, don’t leave small children alone with me!” sort of shifty look.
@ Andrew Vrba, PmG:
You and your fellow degenerates have taken this deep down in the Abyss of Sleeze.
Here’s what one of your Overlords had to say on this:
Dr. Conspiracy on April 24, 2014 at 12:07 pm:
“I understand the suspicion. That microscopic photo of Steadman on a boat on his Facebook profile could be intentionally unrecognizable, but Bruce Steadman is for real. I know people who know him. Trust me on this one.”
I don’t doubt Doc knows people who know the real Bruce Steadman, but that isn’t to say the one who posts here is the real one.
And how does one go about taking something into “The Abyss of Sleaze”, when it was already docked at that particular port in the first place?
Rambo Ike wrote:
You’re posting on the website of a career criminal, convicted forger, admitted pedophile and black market kidney salesman and you want to talk about the Abyss of Sleaze?
Lucas is a conartist wrote:
And Ike STILL hasn’t answered why he didn’t include LDS on his list of “credible” people.
This is part one of a 10 part series detailing why Lucas won’t post documentation to support his supposed extradition. Lucas is throwing up a smoke screen and hoping every one else forgets.
another 9 weeks of mental insanity lie ahead of us. At least 5 will be dedicated to the Dominican SC decision of stripping residents of Haitian origin of citizenship. Allthough the Dominican gvt has recently promised to revise this decision the question is still wide open.
However there is a major flaw in Lucas- reasoning. The eventual repatriation of Dominican residents of Haitian Origin would amount to expulsions, not extraditions. An extradition process is a request of repatriation to the hosting country BY THE COUNTRY where the extraditee is accused of having commited a crime. An expulsion is a unilateral decision by the host country to repatriate someone considered an illegal immigant. When Lucas LOL at the official records of the Dominican Supreme Court that count 7 extraditions in 2013 he is in fact believing that many, probably hindreds, of EXPULSIONS should be counted as well. This leads him to argue that the SC is biased and is hiding a far greater number. Lucas is telling us that he is undergoing an extradition process with two cuntries envolved, Kenya and Santo Domingo. A similar case falls under the exclusive jurisdiction of the Dominican Supreme Court as stated by the Dominican Codigo Penal art. 70, point 6.
Now Bruce, instead of proposing medals of honor, might as well put himself in contact with the Dominican Supreme court or the US Embassy.
@ Great Kim:
Psst, don’t read them. I found that going to insanity would be a short trip for most Obots
Rambo Ike wrote:
Yeah all they have to do is read sites like birtherreport or this one to get a simplistic glimpse of insanity.
Lucas is a conartist wrote:
BR is a special kind of insanity. Its a den of sociopaths over there.