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just understand that for a Court (the SCOTUS especially) to hear it, the case has to have merit.
Originally posted by danx
He hasn’t broken any laws or violated the Constitution yet, since he’s not the President.
Originally posted by danx
He hasn’t broken any laws or violated the Constitution yet, since he’s not the President.
Originally posted by sos37
The way I read Marrs' article, the law does not automatically give citizenship to the child if the father is not an American citizen and the mother is. But instead of denying citizenship in this case, it looks to the mother and says "Okay, if the mother is a citizen and has lived in the U.S. for 10 years, 5 of which must be after the age of 16, then citizenship can be passed on", and at the time of his birth she didn't meet that requirement to pass on U.S. citizenship.
Originally posted by sos37
What's clear is that you lack an open mind and simply want the "troublemakers" to go away. I would guess this is how you, personally, deal with problems in your life - you simply ignore them until they go away or you threaten or belittle those that bring problems to your attention until they do go away.
If you had bothered to read Marrs' article, you would see (...)
Fact is, you cannot answer these questions without some kind of snippy reply. Or you would revert to "partisan agendas" and write it off as more loonie-ism.
The people like us who question the powers that be on behalf of the Constitution are the ones who show consistently that we love this country, not those like you who simply want the problem to go away so you can put 8 years of Bush behind you as quickly as possible.
Originally posted by OrganizedChaos
Nope, it goes to Joe Biden.
Originally posted by FlyersFan
I don't know. I'm not a lawyer and I have no idea if there are 'intent to commit fraud' type laws, or if he signed official goverment paperwork saying that he was eligible ... etc etc
I have no idea.
Originally posted by danx
Originally posted by sos37
What's clear is that you lack an open mind and simply want the "troublemakers" to go away. I would guess this is how you, personally, deal with problems in your life - you simply ignore them until they go away or you threaten or belittle those that bring problems to your attention until they do go away.
Are you a psychologist? I hope not...
If you had bothered to read Marrs' article, you would see (...)
If you had bothered to read all the other threads that address this you would see that I’ve written often about this matter and all my posts and conclusions have been made based on the actual law.
1. Why would a Hawaii judge seal the birth certificate under orders that specifically "no one in the press" has access to them?
2. Why post sheriffs to the building where they are stored that are instructed to brush off questions about the birth certificate?
3. Why spend time filing motions to dismiss instead of filing motions answering the charges filed by Berg as simply "untrue"?
4. How was Jerome Corsi's paperwork that they filled out the same day "lost" by officials and why during his 4.5 hours of incarceration was he not allowed access to a phone or other communication device?
5. Since a California Judge has ruled that the plaintiff's filing suit there DO have standing, why hasn't Obama responded to the charges filed in that suit?
Fact is, you cannot answer these questions without some kind of snippy reply. Or you would revert to "partisan agendas" and write it off as more loonie-ism.
Fact is all of those questions are conjectures and your assumptions. And most of those things you say there isn’t even any shred of evidence from any of them.
When did I “revert to partisan agendas”? Please point it out.
The people like us who question the powers that be on behalf of the Constitution are the ones who show consistently that we love this country, not those like you who simply want the problem to go away so you can put 8 years of Bush behind you as quickly as possible.
Yes, I’m unpatriotic because I don’t agree with you. I’m also anti-American because instead of accepting all these theories presented in blogs and shady websites I decided to look at the actual lawsuits arguments and analyze them in light of the actual laws.
Originally posted by TrueAmerican
Actually, if he is proven to be an illegal alien, as Berg seems to think, or even a non-natural born citizen, he is already a criminal for attempting to defraud the American people by running for President. Regardless of whether he was properly vetted or not.
Originally posted by Kailassa
Originally posted by sos37
The way I read Marrs' article, the law does not automatically give citizenship to the child if the father is not an American citizen and the mother is. But instead of denying citizenship in this case, it looks to the mother and says "Okay, if the mother is a citizen and has lived in the U.S. for 10 years, 5 of which must be after the age of 16, then citizenship can be passed on", and at the time of his birth she didn't meet that requirement to pass on U.S. citizenship.
Marr's article does give that impression, which is an indication of how little truth it conveys.
The fact is, two illegal 13 year old immigrants can parachute into America, give birth the moment they hit the ground, and that child is an American citizen.
I expect you have been hearing complaints for years about this fact.
So there is no problem about the son of an American citizen and a legal immigrant, born in Hawaii in 1961, being a natural born citizen, because he was a citizen the moment he popped out without needing any law to make him so.
Originally posted by OrganizedChaos
reply to post by FlyersFan
Wow,
now that's a scary thought!
Originally posted by danx
Then perhaps you should get an idea, learn about the law, instead of saying he’s guilty already?
Originally posted by danx
Originally posted by TrueAmerican
For a person to be a Senator he is required to be a Senator for at least 9 years.
Originally posted by OrganizedChaos
She probably is more qualified, I'm just not sure where her loyalties lie.
This has been the issue that I have been debating and all I get is that the parties are responsible for verifying elegibility. I don't buy it.'
Originally posted by sos37
Oh I've read your threads. You are an unrelenting left-winger if I ever saw one.
The fact is you cannot refute any of what Jim Marrs said in his article. He's done the homework and clearly you haven't.
You're going on blind partisanship.