6 Responses to “from a supporter Ed”

1. leo derosia
   September 19th, 2012 @ 10:16 pm

   wnd/hillbuzz is reporting that internal polls show barry is toast and will be moving back to hawaii next year in a kailua estate courtest of penny pritzker, we can only hope. I dont see him winning election

2. Ken
   September 19th, 2012 @ 11:00 pm

   Yes and aren’t we all so proud of brave Joe Montgomery, for standing up. All it took was a van to park outside, and he caved. I can only hope he is still following your website. Make sure you look after your own personal comfort Joe. Don’t stand for anything but yourself.

3. The Way It Really Is
   September 19th, 2012 @ 11:27 pm

   I think the reason there were hardly any Dr. Orly Taitz, Esq. supporter in Kansas to protect the Doctor against the angry mob, is for the same reason the man with the only VALID COMPLAINT in Kansas, drew his Kansas Complaint, for fear of his family’s and his lives.

   The man who withdrew his Complaint in Kansas has gone on Record stating that he, his family and friends were all INTIMIDATED and he feared for his, and family’s lives if he went to court and testified against Barack H. Obama.

   Why did the Kansas Police allow a bunch of thugs to hang out around the Kansas Court House and INTIMIDATE and HARASS Dr. Orly Taitz, Esq. and anybody else that sided with her.

4. Mark
   September 20th, 2012 @ 12:13 am

   Editorial Comment
   Originally written by Russel Bolton
   Stevens County Assembly
   of Washington State

   When considering the matter of handling justice, most folks think of lawyers and judges which are one in the same as one becomes the other, which in my estimation, is a conflict of interest. Our legal system of today, which is far from lawful, operates around the relationships and operations of judges and lawyers. Justice is lost in this politically motivated hierarchy of legal meandering where the rights of individual that were protected by real law are cast away. Adherence to the rule of law is not necessarily attended to.

   Lawyers in general are on the inside track. They know where the bodies are; they know in most cases who committed the crime; they also know the criminal activity that takes place daily inside the system and have the skills to expose such crimes. In this position, they are the government’s most dangerous adversaries; therefore, the government puts much pressure on them. That is easy because they are so entwined in the political system today.

   The overwhelming result of this is big corruption, as lawyers are intimidated into silence, leaving the public ignorant, allowing this corruption to grow out of control. That’s politics today in a nutshell!

   Please note that all lawyers are not bad people but are too scared of their own legal system to expose the corruption and in injustice they see on a regular basis.

   You might consider that possibly the foundation for the fearful silence is a personal sense of isolation. This isolation derives from their licensing requirements, the arrogance and elitist mindset that prevail in this field of endeavor. Most likely, the top hierarchy of the BAR secretly permits lawyer bashing as it isolated them from the general public and leaves them at the mercy of “powers that be”.

   There are, however, a number of lawyers who stand out of the crowd of corruptness and are disgusted with the status quo legal/political scene of our time. They, however, are generally a frightened group with little or no power to move against the corruptness. Without the support of the people to whom justice, honesty, and duty is owed, they essentially can do very little.

   We need to connect the dots and build bridges of cooperation between the true American patriots and those lawyers who want to rise above the dung heap of political and legal corruption. Lawyers must get over their arrogance, and people need to get over their contempt for duty.

   One of the hardest issues to deal with is the fact that this country is under attack from within; that we have been usurped by organized crime at the all levels to include: law enforcement, judges, prosecutors, legislators, commissioners, and many others who are charged with representing lawful operation of government offices.

   We have placed our trust in corrupt people who are not serving us, but rather serving themselves and an agenda that is foreign to this nation. The prevailing philosophy is an anarchist practice of deception and the creating of problems to direct the public into their agenda of power and control. They have taken advantage of average Americans who are hardworking and just can’t believe that there are such corrupt villains in our nation.

   Most discerning, freedom-loving, and God-fearing Americans know that our government is not functioning for the good of the people. Not only are they bankrupting our country, but they are destroying any remnants of our Republic (a nation of laws) our economy, and the moral fabric of our society.

   I am sorry to say this but there is no more honesty left in this government. You will hear more truth in Russia and China than you will hear in America.

   Are you waiting on an election to repair this nation? If you are, it will not happen. Benjamin Franklin said, as I have quoted many times, “A republic, if you can keep it.” Only the people from which the government derives its power can fix America. You are either part of the problem or part of the solution.

   R. Bolton’s blog

5. blackyb
   September 20th, 2012 @ 12:24 am

   Thank you so much Ms. Taitz. You are my new hero.

6. The Way It Really Is
   September 20th, 2012 @ 4:23 am

   The people of Kansas who support what Dr. Orly Taitz, Esq. is doing, were so intimidated of their own judicial system they were terrified to make their present at that FARCE of a HEARING that the Doctor had there.

   In fact the only person who had a valid complaint filed for that hearing was so intimidated and terrified for his life, and his family and friends lives that he withdrew his complaint, and this person has gone on record stated as much.

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