(crossposted from "Bad Fiction")
I was on the road last week, so I'm still playing catchup in birtherville.
11 August - Phil Berg appears on ABC's Nightline. It's not a shining note for him, though he tries to spew the same old tired crap. Hawaiian broadcaster Ron Jacobs takes him apart and Berg eventually gets a deer in the headlights look. Though to give him credit, he doesn't fall apart like Dr. Orly does.
It was interesting to note that Jacobs seems to have done a LOT more background research than Berg did. Maybe Berg should have looked at sources other than his fellow PUMAs
11 August - Part two of the Esquire article on Dr. Orly comes out.
"Then there's Orly Taitz, queen of the "birthers," who brings outrageous thinking to a whole new level. This was her at the Knob Creek Machine Gun Shoot in Kentucky, which I touched on here last week, well before the town-hall tirades took over the airwaves. This was her four months ago, shouting over the gunfire in a thin, shrill voice:
"I am extremely concerned about Obama specifically because I was born in Soviet Union, so I can tell that he is extremely dangerous. I believe he is the most dangerous thing one can imagine, in that he represents radical communism and radical Islam: He was born and raised in radical Islam, all of his associations are with radical Islam, and he was groomed in the environment of the dirty Chicago mafia. Can there be anything scarier than that?"
And just in case you have any doubt about the fantasy tiddlywinks league's attitude on "fair and impartial juries"
"A few minutes later, the man standing in the booth and passing out flyers — Carl Swennson, a computer store owner from Georgia — addressed the gathering crowd. "All right, everybody! If you are from Kentucky and you would like to be a part of a common-law jury to try and indict the usurper, Barry Soetoro aka Barack Hussein Obama, all you need to do is step forward and we will hold court here today, right now!"
"Speaking truth, brother."
Three people stepped forward.
"Anybody else from Kentucky? All you gotta be is citizens of the state, eligible to vote."
And the fantasy tiddlywinks league wonders why the courts don't take them seriously.
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