Looks like the same malware is back on the Orly Taitz Esq . com web site.
“Of the 269 pages we [Google] tested on the site over the past 90 days, 33 page(s) resulted in malicious software being downloaded and installed without user consent. The last time Google visited this site was on 2009-09-30, and the last time suspicious content was found on this site was on 2009-09-30.”
So once again, we won’t be posting links to the Taitz blog until it has been fever free for 24 hours.
Dr. Conspiracy
I was a little stung by a criticism I read on another blog that “Dr. Conspiracy does no research.” That raised my hackles when I thought about the hundreds of hours in research I have done.
But the fact of the matter is that I rather burned out on research. If you find 50 things that prove your case, what is the marginal value of adding another one? There are 50 articles on this, and 50 on that — about 475 in total already on this blog. So as of late, I’ve been more into publishing “current events” and fluffier pieces. I also question the marginal value of more debunking when the birthers have been caught in so many lies that one more could hardly tarnish their reputation. The courts do not seem to be inclined to believe any of it, and issues of standing render the “natural born citizen” argument moot. With that discussion anyone with sense already knows, and those without sense aren’t going to changed their minds.
Anyway, now you know why I have turned on the valve and published a pile of research, citing some lesser known cases, and things that one will not see on page one of a Google search. What I intend to do for a while is publish one article on one historical source of interest. I’m not attempting to weave it into one epic saga of US legal history; someone else can do that. I’m going to make the source material more accessible.
Orly of Arc
Orly’s web site has taken on a decidedly evangelical tone of late with two feature articles:
Dear Orly: May the Good Lord Bless and Keep you safe and of sound mind for the task you are undertaking. Just like our First Real President George Washington knelt before his battle with the English Crown at our country’s beginning,
and
PRAY led by the HOLY SPIRIT TO:
1) Set an impenetrable angelic hedge of protection around District Judge David O. Carter, and attorney Orly Taitz.
2) Confound, and bind the enemy with the light of God through Christ Jesus in us, that the darkness in their false case will be completely exposed to the nation!
3) Deal swiftly when the enemy steps out of these bounds, bind their tongues.
… This is a link to George Washington’s Prayer Journal (more…)
Our friends over at PolitiJab.com have come up with a neat idea for using a Google shared calendar to track upcoming birther events.
This is extremely helpful. Thank you!
Orly Taitz
It’s a witch hunt over on Orly’s blog.
A while back someone posted a rather nasty comment there including a death wish for Orly (that she be tried for sedition and hung). The Internet address (the IP address1) of the commenter was recorded and published. Another commenter looked the IP address and found the geographic region where such addresses are found. They took the center of that region, looked it up on Google maps, turned that into a street address, looked up the street address and found out who lived there. Orly then took this email “research” and posted the name, email address, street address, and place of employment of David R____, the unfortunate person the dart thrown at a map of the United States landed on.
One is extremely lucky if the geographic location found in an IP lookup is within a dozen miles of the actual computer.
In any case, the identification made maybe has a chance of one in 20,000 of being right. (If this technique actually worked, we would have known the identity of Ron Polarik 6 months ago.)
So David R____’s personal information has been posted on Orly’s web site along with the claim that he made death threats against her. Orly has taken the information from an e-mail and turned it into an article on her site. It has been reported that Mr. R____ has been called in for an explanation by his employer (the first time he knew anything about this business).
This is part of a pattern of associating things based on the smallest of similarities, for example, the claim that President Obama has dozens of different Social Security numbers, or that David R____ lived within a couple dozen miles (maybe) of the real culprit.
I think what Orly is doing is criminally irresponsible. If David wants to sue, I’m in for $50 in legal fees. (more…)
Orly Taitz, ESQ
I get the impression that a number of folks are suffering from Orly withdrawal now that her site has been identified as having malicious scripts that install unwanted nasties on your computer.
As a service to my readers, I have hooked up an RSS reader to my cell phone to bring you the highlights of what you are missing:
Mario Apuzzo
That’s what Charles Kerchner (of Kerchner v. Obama fame) says in an email to Obama Conspiracy Theories:
“Google threatens to delete blog of Attorney suing the President and Congress”
Marrio Apuzzo’s blog is hosted at Blogger.com (a Google company). Blogger provides free blogs to folks, including Mario Apuzzo. Many blogs, Obama Conspiracy Theories excepted, are hosted on such free sites. But I digress…. Here is the purported email from Google:
Hello,
Your blog at: http://puzo1.blogspot.com/ has been identified as a potential spam blog. To correct this, please request a review by filling out the form at [Hyperlink removed by Dr. C]
Your blog will be deleted in 20 days if it isn’t reviewed, and your readers will see a warning page during this time. After we receive your request, we’ll review your blog and unlock it within two business days. Once we have reviewed and determined your blog is not spam, the blog will be unlocked and the message in your Blogger dashboard will no longer be displayed. If this blog doesn’t belong to you, you don’t have to do anything, and any other blogs you may have won’t be affected. (more…)
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