jvn
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It seems to me that whoever created this forgery (the Kenyan BC, just so we're talking about the facts in the real world and not the Bizarro/Birther one) did so for the purpose of suckering Orly Taitz.
Not that she needed much coaxing, but it appears to have worked. She took the bait (likely paid for it, too) and ran with it. It only took a few minutes for the problems with the document itself (most importantly the "Republic of Kenya" gaffe) to be noticed, but then hours later the original Bomford BC turns up and it has the identical surnames for the registrars, the same Book and Page number for the registration book, and the same price listed on it -- in Australian dollars! Not only was this a fake, it was a poor one!
Now Orly has gone on national television talking about "Obama and his brownshirts" and posted the same thing on her site.
Stick a fork in her -- she's done!
And for those who are claiming that this BC (the Kenyan one) will be "investigated in court," I wouldn't bet on that.
The discovery phase of a trial doesn't happen until AFTER the motion to dismiss is denied - if it is.
Ms. Taitz filed a motion to allow discovery early (as well as requesting some other extra-ordinary abilities to seek documents). I fully expect that her motion will be denied, and then I expect that the motion to dismiss will be granted.
Then Orly and the Kenyan BC will sink away into the night...
Not that she needed much coaxing, but it appears to have worked. She took the bait (likely paid for it, too) and ran with it. It only took a few minutes for the problems with the document itself (most importantly the "Republic of Kenya" gaffe) to be noticed, but then hours later the original Bomford BC turns up and it has the identical surnames for the registrars, the same Book and Page number for the registration book, and the same price listed on it -- in Australian dollars! Not only was this a fake, it was a poor one!
Now Orly has gone on national television talking about "Obama and his brownshirts" and posted the same thing on her site.
Stick a fork in her -- she's done!
And for those who are claiming that this BC (the Kenyan one) will be "investigated in court," I wouldn't bet on that.
The discovery phase of a trial doesn't happen until AFTER the motion to dismiss is denied - if it is.
Ms. Taitz filed a motion to allow discovery early (as well as requesting some other extra-ordinary abilities to seek documents). I fully expect that her motion will be denied, and then I expect that the motion to dismiss will be granted.
Then Orly and the Kenyan BC will sink away into the night...