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Obama: Eligible only to defraud
Exclusive: Larry Klayman calls to account judge sitting on electoral challenge
WND
Larry Klayman
12/31/2012
Excerpt:
Barack Hussein Obama is “eligible” for only one thing: to deceive the American people and the world community into believing he is a legitimate president of the United States. In practice, that is according to all of the judges who thus far have ruled in lawsuits concerning his lack of legal status under the U.S. Constitution as a “natural born citizen.”
As you know, to qualify for the office of president, the law, plain and simple, requires that a person be born in the United States or one of its territories, to two American citizen parents. In watching the HBO miniseries “John Adams” on DVD over the holidays, after many years since it was first shown on television, I was starkly reminded why the framers of the U.S. Constitution inserted this special requirement for the highest offices in the land – president and vice president – into our body politic. This was because there were those persons around them, such as John Dickinson, the colonial delegate and a Tory from Pennsylvania, who to the end advocated against independence from King George III and had remained loyal to the British crown, even when it was clear that the crown was no longer “loyal” to the colonies. These types of individuals clearly were a risk to the new nation. Thus, all foreign influences were designed to be removed in the future from even getting close to the presidency.
By contrast to Barack Hussein Obama, whose Kenyan British-subject father was not only anti-American, but a vehement anti-Semite, anti-Christian Muslim Marxist, John Dickinson was an icon of virtue. Not so virtuous is our illegitimate president, senior’s son, who is a chip off the old block. The Founding Fathers would be outraged to learn that the system of checks and balances they devised, and in particular the judicial branch of government, had broken down after only 236 years following the Declaration of Independence, allowing someone like junior to run for and win the presidency through fraudulent acts that presented him as a natural born citizen. In this way, Obama could illegally seize control of the fate of the nation as a type of “Manchurian candidate” for interests hostile to the United States and all it stands for.
In the face of clear-cut law, the judges in the various states where eligibility challenges have been filed have dodged and weaved to avoid finding Obama ineligible – or, for that matter, even allow for a full evidentiary hearing on the issue. That is because in today’s world to take on the powerful establishment forces is a death knell to appointment to a higher government position.
In a recently filed case in Florida, which I timely filed for Democrat Michael Voeltz, following Obama’s latest fraudulent caper in the Nov. 6, 2012, presidential election, the Leon County Circuit Court judge, the Honorable (sic) Kevin Carroll, even said as much in his week-old, two and a half page, hastily written order dismissing the case – where he made reference to his former Circuit Court “judicial buddy” having been recently nominated and sworn in by Obama as a federal court judge to preside in a courthouse down the street. Carroll obviously hopes that his largesse toward Obama will someday similarly reward him with a federal judgeship as well.
In throwing out my client’s eligibility complaint without even so much as the hearing Judge Carroll had promised him (which amounts to a denial of due process), this intellectually dishonest jurist conveniently sought to justify his actions by declaring, as two other compromised judges in Florida before him, that our state lacked jurisdiction to hear the matter. The bogus basis for this was that the federal election scheme, which in practice does not exist but for the Electoral College tally on Jan. 4, 2013, to simply install Obama as president, takes precedence over Florida law, which allows for a voter to challenge a state or federal candidate’s legitimacy and thus, according to Carroll, nullifies Florida law when it comes to presidential elections.
Indeed, in the landmark case of County of Palm Beach Canvassing Board v. Harris decided by the Florida Supreme Court during the 2000 presidential Gore v. Bush election contest, their “eminences” had already settled this newly and conveniently contrived non-issue and ruled: “By providing for the popular election of presidential electors, Florida’s Legislature has also placed that election under Florida’s general statutory election scheme. Hence, there is only one statutory election scheme for all elections whether the elections be for local or state officials or for presidential electors. The Legislature has not chosen to have a separate set of election laws for elections for presidential electors. … In sum, Florida’s statutory scheme simply makes no provision for applying the rules one way for presidential elector elections and another way for all other elections.”
One would hope and pray that whenever Judge Carroll gets around to deciding my recently filed motion for rehearing on his having illegally and unethically dismissed my client’s complaint without as much as a hearing, he will take the time to read this case and follow it. His superiors have spoken, and no matter how this jurist seeks to bob and weave, this is the unquestionable law of the Sunshine State.
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View the complete article at:
http://www.wnd.com/2012/12/obama-eli...ly-to-defraud/
Exclusive: Larry Klayman calls to account judge sitting on electoral challenge
WND
Larry Klayman
12/31/2012
Excerpt:
Barack Hussein Obama is “eligible” for only one thing: to deceive the American people and the world community into believing he is a legitimate president of the United States. In practice, that is according to all of the judges who thus far have ruled in lawsuits concerning his lack of legal status under the U.S. Constitution as a “natural born citizen.”
As you know, to qualify for the office of president, the law, plain and simple, requires that a person be born in the United States or one of its territories, to two American citizen parents. In watching the HBO miniseries “John Adams” on DVD over the holidays, after many years since it was first shown on television, I was starkly reminded why the framers of the U.S. Constitution inserted this special requirement for the highest offices in the land – president and vice president – into our body politic. This was because there were those persons around them, such as John Dickinson, the colonial delegate and a Tory from Pennsylvania, who to the end advocated against independence from King George III and had remained loyal to the British crown, even when it was clear that the crown was no longer “loyal” to the colonies. These types of individuals clearly were a risk to the new nation. Thus, all foreign influences were designed to be removed in the future from even getting close to the presidency.
By contrast to Barack Hussein Obama, whose Kenyan British-subject father was not only anti-American, but a vehement anti-Semite, anti-Christian Muslim Marxist, John Dickinson was an icon of virtue. Not so virtuous is our illegitimate president, senior’s son, who is a chip off the old block. The Founding Fathers would be outraged to learn that the system of checks and balances they devised, and in particular the judicial branch of government, had broken down after only 236 years following the Declaration of Independence, allowing someone like junior to run for and win the presidency through fraudulent acts that presented him as a natural born citizen. In this way, Obama could illegally seize control of the fate of the nation as a type of “Manchurian candidate” for interests hostile to the United States and all it stands for.
In the face of clear-cut law, the judges in the various states where eligibility challenges have been filed have dodged and weaved to avoid finding Obama ineligible – or, for that matter, even allow for a full evidentiary hearing on the issue. That is because in today’s world to take on the powerful establishment forces is a death knell to appointment to a higher government position.
In a recently filed case in Florida, which I timely filed for Democrat Michael Voeltz, following Obama’s latest fraudulent caper in the Nov. 6, 2012, presidential election, the Leon County Circuit Court judge, the Honorable (sic) Kevin Carroll, even said as much in his week-old, two and a half page, hastily written order dismissing the case – where he made reference to his former Circuit Court “judicial buddy” having been recently nominated and sworn in by Obama as a federal court judge to preside in a courthouse down the street. Carroll obviously hopes that his largesse toward Obama will someday similarly reward him with a federal judgeship as well.
In throwing out my client’s eligibility complaint without even so much as the hearing Judge Carroll had promised him (which amounts to a denial of due process), this intellectually dishonest jurist conveniently sought to justify his actions by declaring, as two other compromised judges in Florida before him, that our state lacked jurisdiction to hear the matter. The bogus basis for this was that the federal election scheme, which in practice does not exist but for the Electoral College tally on Jan. 4, 2013, to simply install Obama as president, takes precedence over Florida law, which allows for a voter to challenge a state or federal candidate’s legitimacy and thus, according to Carroll, nullifies Florida law when it comes to presidential elections.
Indeed, in the landmark case of County of Palm Beach Canvassing Board v. Harris decided by the Florida Supreme Court during the 2000 presidential Gore v. Bush election contest, their “eminences” had already settled this newly and conveniently contrived non-issue and ruled: “By providing for the popular election of presidential electors, Florida’s Legislature has also placed that election under Florida’s general statutory election scheme. Hence, there is only one statutory election scheme for all elections whether the elections be for local or state officials or for presidential electors. The Legislature has not chosen to have a separate set of election laws for elections for presidential electors. … In sum, Florida’s statutory scheme simply makes no provision for applying the rules one way for presidential elector elections and another way for all other elections.”
One would hope and pray that whenever Judge Carroll gets around to deciding my recently filed motion for rehearing on his having illegally and unethically dismissed my client’s complaint without as much as a hearing, he will take the time to read this case and follow it. His superiors have spoken, and no matter how this jurist seeks to bob and weave, this is the unquestionable law of the Sunshine State.
..........................................
View the complete article at:
http://www.wnd.com/2012/12/obama-eli...ly-to-defraud/