From Cort Wrotnowski, one of the first eligibility plaintiffs in the Supreme Court
Posted on | June 17, 2009 | 3 Comments
Dear whoever you are,
I know Orly and these assertions against her are ridiculous. So much information rockets around the internet, it is easy to get things wrong.
There is nothing insane about Orly. She has a level of determination we can all learn from. Her work and mine will be over when, AT THE VERY LEAST, the question is answered: Is he eligible or not?
I’m not a big fan of judicial activism, but if a judge rules that green-eyed schnorzians are eligible to be president based on his interpretation of “natural born citizen” then I will be glad to call it a day, go home and fight another battle. But no one has even answered the question.
So, her fight and mine is to get an answer, any answer from someone in authority. But, to date, they are silent, they refuse, they are afraid. And, sir, comments like yours are no better or worse than the people who just bitch and moan without seeking resolution. We are doing it by legal, peaceful means based on the principles of a nation we both love. You? I’m not so sure with your hate speech. Hmmm, I need to go check that hate crimes bill, you might be one of the types that bill is intended to prosecute.
Party on Dude, Cort Wrotnowski
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June 17th, 2009 @ 12:53 pm
Great posting, Court! Enjoy your pocket sized DOI/USC.
June 17th, 2009 @ 1:15 pm
Commander Fitzpatrick interview…………………..
https://canadafreepress.com/index.php/article/12058
June 18th, 2009 @ 1:01 am
It is a shame that you must rely on “figures of authority” to tell you what is obvious, and meant to be understood by anyone who can read. Natural born citizen (with a small “c”) is a class of citizenship granted to any foreigner born on U.S. soil. They do not qualify for President. Natural born Citizen (with a capitol C) means a natural born AMERICAN citizen which is what Article II says is the qualifications for President. That means you must inherit your citizenship from American parents. What is so difficult to understand? Why do you need a figure of authority to tell you this? Aren’t you smart enough to understand English language and this simple concept and meaning?