Taitz Facebook profile hacked?

Orly Taitz posted on her Facebook page that someone had altered her profile:

Somebody hacked into this account and changed my profile1 from “Dentist and Attorney ” to “former family dentist and attorney”. Please, help me find the thug, so i can file a complaint this person

Sure, just give me your account password and I’ll get right on it—not! Now if it was me, I’d ask Facebook to help find the culprit because a bunch of clueless Facebook friends can’t do Jack. (Taitz has 5,403 “friends” on Facebook.) Perhaps she should create a more imaginative password than “h8obama” (just kidding).

As of this writing, 45 people clicked “Like” on this post, and I don’t know whether they like that she got her account compromised or they are trying to express sympathy.

Commenters speculated that the culprit is:

  • Someone from the IRS
  • IRS & DOJ
  • eric holder
  • Obot Facebook employee

Once she gets her White House press credentials, she can ask Jay Carney about it.


1It has been suggested that Taitz’ account was never hacked, but she just filled out her Facebook profile wrong, forgetting the check the box that says “I currently work here”:

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(The image above is not Taitz’ real Facebook profile, but a mock up.)

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28 Responses to Taitz Facebook profile hacked?

  1. US Citizen says:

    Paranoia!
    A normal person would think the IRS has better and more painful ways to get to Taitz if they wanted to.
    She’s taken many thousands of dollars and who knows how she’s accounted for it or what she declares on her return.

  2. Thinker says:

    Somebody went to all the trouble of hacking her Facebook page and then barely changed anything? Really? Nothing about the dental chair of love. Nothing about being the worst lawyer in the history of the universe. Nothing about smoking mirrors or the district court of Bun Dogs. Nothing about things getting lost in her yahoo. Nothing about her well-documented inability to fill out forms, mail packages, and collate papers.

    I guess the hackers just aren’t trying very hard anymore.

  3. Daniel says:

    Thinker:
    Somebody went to all the trouble of hacking her Facebook page and then barely changed anything? Really? Nothing about the dental chair of love. Nothing about being the worst lawyer in the history of the universe. Nothing about smoking mirrors or the district court of Bun Dogs. Nothing about things getting lost in her yahoo. Nothing about her well-documented inability to fill out forms, mail packages, and collate papers.

    I guess the hackers just aren’t trying very hard anymore.

    To be fair, if you were a hacker and broke into Orly’s account, what could you put in there to make her look crazier than she makes herself look already?

  4. Dave B. says:

    Maybe Yosi’s just messing with her head.

  5. Guess she got my message.

  6. it might just be facebook. Depending on how you fill out their forms, they sometimes say that your current job is past tense. i know that’s how it is for me.

  7. avagardner says:

    “Self” is an actual page, listed as a company, in Ohio. They must’ve disowned her and she’s just now noticing.

  8. Dave B. says:

    Anything you put down as your place of work is going to end up as an actual page. Try it. Under “Works at” I didn’t put any employer, or company, or anything like that at all. I just put something I do. And now it has its own page.

    avagardner:
    “Self” is an actual page, listed as a company, in Ohio. They must’ve disowned her and she’s just now noticing.

  9. ArthurWankspittle says:

    Thinker:
    Somebody went to all the trouble of hacking her Facebook page and then barely changed anything? Really? Nothing about the dental chair of love. Nothing about being the worst lawyer in the history of the universe. Nothing about smoking mirrors or the district court of Bun Dogs. Nothing about things getting lost in her yahoo. Nothing about her well-documented inability to fill out forms, mail packages, and collate papers.

    I guess the hackers just aren’t trying very hard anymore.

    This ^
    If you’d hacked her account you’d at least have put in a load of transgender porn or Obama sycophant links.
    Anyway, even if you had hacked her account what’s going to happen? She’ll sue you?

  10. bovril says:

    Alas, our birfoon friends really, really need to get over themselves, guess what you are simply neither important or relevant.

    No one in authority cares or even knows who you are other than possibly as a minor part in a joke.

  11. Northland10 says:

    Somebody missed checking the box.. “I currently work here.” I figure, if that is not checked and no dates are entered, Facebook is defaulting to “former.” She probably just now noticed.

  12. That seems more likely. I updated the article.

    J. Edward Tremlett: it might just be facebook. Depending on how you fill out their forms, they sometimes say that your current job is past tense. i know that’s how it is for me.

  13. Lupin says:

    Didn’t she lose her dentist’s license anyway?

  14. The Magic M says:

    > Commenters speculated that the culprit is

    I wonder why they forgot “Obama did it himself” this time. That always cracked me up.

  15. Andrew Morris says:

    Now she’s saying that her site has been hacked again because it isn’t posting articles properly. And that the ISP must be “complicit”. Someone else to be hanged for treason, I guess. There is of course the tiniest possibility that OT is as hopeless with technology as she is at law.

  16. Lupin: Didn’t she lose her dentist’s license anyway?

    I wonder if she really graduated from Hebrew University, and if she really took the California bar?

    She’s incompetent in both fields.

  17. Thrifty says:

    Maybe Orly’s account was hacked by the same people who hacked the page of Amy’s Baking Company.

  18. Kiwiwriter says:

    Daniel: To be fair, if you were a hacker and broke into Orly’s account, what could you put in there to make her look crazier than she makes herself look already?

    Nothing I could do to make her crazier, but I would at least make the page more entertaining, with pictures of my favorite hot women, I guess.

  19. The Magic M says:

    Kiwiwriter: I would at least make the page more entertaining, with pictures of my favorite hot women

    The only proper defacement that I could envision would be to publish something diametrically opposed to what the real Orly would write – e.g. “I am now convinced Obama is the legitimate President and am quitting my crusade and would like to apologize to all Democrats and Obama supporters worldwide” or something.

  20. Kiwiwriter says:

    The Magic M: The only proper defacement that I could envision would be to publish something diametrically opposed to what the real Orly would write – e.g. “I am now convinced Obama is the legitimate President and am quitting my crusade and would like to apologize to all Democrats and Obama supporters worldwide” or something.

    That’s genius! Yes, that would be brilliant…Orly Taitz announcing that she’s quitting. Complete with a blusterous denunciation of the other Birthers.

  21. Majority Will says:

    Thrifty:
    Maybe Orly’s account was hacked by the same people who hacked the page of Amy’s Baking Company.

    Re: Amy’s Baking Company

    Or Scary Eyes of Doom as I like to call her.

  22. ArthurWankspittle says:

    The Magic M: The only proper defacement that I could envision would be to publish something diametrically opposed to what the real Orly would write – e.g. “I am now convinced Obama is the legitimate President and am quitting my crusade and would like to apologize to all Democrats and Obama supporters worldwide” or something.

    “and I’ll refund any donations you’ve made, just get in touch.”

  23. She was delinquent in something a while back, but this appears to have been resolved according to the latest information at the Dental Board of California web site where her license is described as “Renewed/Current.”

    Lupin: Didn’t she lose her dentist’s license anyway?

  24. Paul Pieniezny says:

    misha marinsky: I wonder if she really graduated from Hebrew University, and if she really took the California bar?

    She’s incompetent in both fields.

    There is evidence that she has a Soviet dental science diploma that is equivalent to the former licentiates in Western Europe. Such a diploma alone would not have allowed her to practise dentistry on her own. She would have had to do a two years’ internship after that. One assumes that after 1981, when she got her Soviet degree and the family emigrated, she tried to use it as a basis for a dentist’s degree in israel.

    Awkwardly, people have looked for Orly’s name(s) on Hebrew University alumni lists and have failed to find them and she herself at one time told a Californian newspaper that she had once lived in Romania.

    Interestingly, Orly once claimed a judge’s clerk had gotten his law degree by virtue of a diploma mill in communist Slovakia. (actually, the law faculty in Bratislava was not a diploma mill at all, and the clerk could only have studied there at a time when Slovakia was no longer communist, but all lessons were still exclusively in Slovak). But perhaps Orly did know what she was talking about?

  25. Paul Pieniezny says:

    Can you really have 5,403 friends on Facebook? Imagine all the e-mails you would get if you had messages on. I recently got a friendship request from someone with 5,003 friends. Surprise, when I wanted to accept the request, Facebook told me the request could not be honoured, because my friend had more than 5,000 friends. He needed to throw away a few non-actve Facebookers first.

    Of course, there are people who have far more friends, but I guess they pay for that privilege. Can you imagine Orly being prepared to pay one dollar a month for the pleasure of having more than 5,000 friends? I cannot, she is too stingy.

  26. The Magic M says:

    Paul Pieniezny: Can you imagine Orly being prepared to pay one dollar a month for the pleasure of having more than 5,000 friends? I cannot, she is too stingy.

    No, I think her need for attention is stronger than her thriftiness.

  27. That’s what it says on Orly’s Facebook page.

    I want to take this opportunity to comment about the fact that I have a number of outstanding friend requests on Facebook that I have not approved.

    There are two reasons for that. First I don’t know who they are. I may know them online, but not under those names. The other thing is that the amount of material that one gets on Facebook can be overwhelming with a fairly small number of friends (I have 95). I’m in the process of dropping friends. Many of the Facebook posts seem to be cute stuff or political stuff that has nothing to do with the person who posts it. Sure I want to know how your kids are doing, but not what somebody said on TV last night.

    Paul Pieniezny: Can you really have 5,403 friends on Facebook?

  28. Dr. Conspiracy: but not what somebody said on TV last night

    I wait for Letterman’s Top Ten list with bated breath.

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