More info and clarification re SCOTUS
Posted on | May 24, 2009 | 1 Comment
ambassadors are additional defendants in their capacity as ambassadors. I am asking for a stay of Obama’s tenure as president and Biden acting as president pro tempore pending Obama’s compliance with the Quo warranto and providing verification of eligibility based on the 20th amendment and pending receipt of eligibility information, to be mandated by SCOTUS and supplied by the ambassadors, sec of state, sec of defense and gov of HI hence the ambassadors, sec of state Clinton, Gov of Hi and Sec of defense are additional defendants in their ministerial duty to respond to mandate from SCOTUS. That’s what gave me the original jurisdiction. The clerk cannot deny.
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May 24th, 2009 @ 5:09 pm
EXTRA INFORMATION ABOUT OBAMA’S VISIT TO PAKISTAN BACK IN 1981
Senator Barack Obama has visited Paksitan. Many think that this visit had a positive impact on the young man. However many critics complain that his visit just goes to show that you can take a horse to drink but you can’t make him drink. In three weeks one can learn about the culture religion and geogrpahy of the country. One has enough time to appreciate the good things. What did Obama learn? The results are mixed.
Thursday, April 24, 2008 By Umar CheemaNEW YORK: Chairman Senate Muhammadmian Soomro may be having a friend in White House if Barak Hussain Obama finally succeeds in his presidential bid.Hardly a few people know about Soomro’s link with Obama, which he never discussed it in public. But in private interactions with influential Pakistanis here in the US, Obama disclosed that Soomro’s father was his host when he went on a hunting expedition in Jacobabad during his visit to Pakistan in 1981.
While in Karachi, Obama had stayed at the residence of his college friend, Hassan Chandio. In Jacobabad, he was the guest of Soomro family. Muhammadmian Soomro confirmed this information and said it was his first meeting with Obama.
“Yes, he had been our guest and spent three days in Jacobabad,” he told The News. Soomro, presently in the US, his second home, said an American friend had told his father, Ahmadmian Soomro, about Obama’s arrival in Pakistan and asked him to look after the American. Soomro’s father was the deputy speaker of West Pakistan Assembly and had also later served in the Senate.
Ahmadmian Soomro had also served in banking industry and was considered a pioneer in cooperative banking. By the time Soomro’s father had hosted Obama, he was only a college student who went to Pakistan on his way from Indonesia where his mother was working with the Ford Foundation’s micro credit finance project. Also Obama’s mother was a frequent traveller to Pakistan and according to Time Magazine, she had a little bit proficiency in speaking Urdu. Soomro was among Obama’s hosts in Pakistan. The News
According to news reports Mr. Obama visited Pakistan. His mother had visited the country so many times that she had a working knowledge of Urdu-the national language of Pakistan as well as many Muslims in the Subcontinent.
Given this background, Mr. O’bama’s weird and strange statements about Pakistan are not only mind boggling, but possibly depict an immaturity that is incomprehensible in an American presidential candidate. Then again, how can we complain, the candidate that is ready on day one threatened to obliterate the entire country of Iran–civilians, and all.
When Soomro was asked about the person who referred Obama to his father, he said he nowadays lived in some country in South America. He was, however, reluctant to disclose his identity, saying he will have to seek permission from that man before giving his profile.
Although, Obama has not disclosed his link with Soomro, he mentioned it during his canvassing campaign while talking to a Pakistani American, Shahid Ahmad Khan, member of Board of Trustees Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee. Soomro was among Obama’s hosts in Pakistan