Monthly Archives: January 2012

Russians jump on Birther Bandwagon

Mark McGrew1, former correspondent for the old Soviet newspaper Pravda,  is in the vanguard of a new movement for Russians, the Rozhdensky movement. Rozhdenskys express anti-American sentiment by claiming that the Amerikansky regime is not legitimate. Similar-thinking persons in the … Continue reading

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Dean Haskins offers insight into Georgia hearing

Dean Haskins, director of The Birther Summit, was in Atlanta for the court hearing in the Georgia eligibility challenge last Thursday. His new article, GEORGIA HEARINGS — TWO OUT OF THREE AIN’T BAD is really rather interesting. Probably the most … Continue reading

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Colbert Super PAC raises over $1,000,000

Americans for a Better Tomorrow, Tomorrow, commonly known as the Stephen Colbert Super PAC, submitted it’s contribution report to the FEC this morning at 12:01 AM. The report shows that the Super PAC, which can legally collect and spend unlimited … Continue reading

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Is this a joke?

Beats me. This is an example of one of those where you can’t tell a thing from a spoof of the thing. It’s a web page with lots of pictures highlighting “problems” with Barack Obama’s published long-form birth certificate. It’s … Continue reading

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Moving

I’ve selected a new hosting  company for this blog, one that I have reason to believe will provide better service. However, the new installation will require an extensive amount of my time for setup and migration. Sooo, less time to … Continue reading

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FOIA 2.0

I talked to Chris Strunk in Atlanta last week about his FOIA request for Stanley Ann Dunham’s passport records. He was disgusted with the process and had given up. I don’t blame him. Trying to get a timely and responsive … Continue reading

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