Monday, April 29, 2013

U.S. Supreme Court Eligibility Issue: Shame On You

By Devvy Kidd
Jim Campbell, Citizen Journalist
With all the accumulated amassed during the past 4 years there can be no doubt that Obama was put in place to act as president by forces that many cannot yet comprehend.  Members of Congress knew, and failed to act, the Supreme Court knew and would not hear the arguments. 
Unlike Obama who won’t be impeached, states are working feverishly to make sure his name does not appear on the ballot.  Never forget it is far easier to impeach a judge like Kagan and possibly Sotomayor who enjoy being judicial activists. 
That’s my story and I’m sticking to it, I’m J.C. and I approve this message.
On January 3, 2012, Montgomery Blair Sibley filed a proper and correct Quo Warranto to remove the usurper, Obama/Soetoro, from office.
Let the impeachment of some begin!
On January 12, 2012, Montgomery sent a certified letter to Ronald C. Machen, Jr., United States Attorney for the District of Columbia:
“RE: Request pursuant to 18 U.S.C. §3332 to inform the grand jury of whether President Barack Obama may have violated Federal criminal law, my identity and your action or recommendation.”
Response: None.
By February 13, 2012, 40 days after filing the suit, the District Court Judge had not ruled on any part of the Quo Warranto suit, so Montgomery filed a petition for mandamus with the Circuit Court of Appeal.
March 7, 2012, that court ruled: “The district court’s delay in ruling on the petition for writ of quo warranto is not so egregious or unreasonable as to warrant the extraordinary remedy of mandamus.”
Now, the U.S. Supreme Court said without saying it that the case won’t be decided until October, sending a clear message to the lower courts they can sit on this while the putative president continues to sign bills into law and pretends to be Commander-in-Chief. October – one month before the pretend election.
Back in April of 2010, U.S. Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas told a U.S. House sub committee the high court was evading the eligibility issue.
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