Daily Archives: November 11, 2011

11.11.11
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ELIGIBILITY UPDATE: US SUPREME COURT PRECEDENT STATES THAT OBAMA IS NOT ELIGIBLE TO BE PRESIDENT

Knowledge Creates Power

The title of this article is
correct.  After having completed a more thorough review of the relevant
US Supreme Court cases discussing the Constitution’s natural-born
citizen clause, I have discovered precedent which states that a
natural-born citizen is a person born in the jurisdiction of the US to
parents who are citizens.  Read that again.  I said precedent,
not dicta.  The precedent holds that Obama is not
eligible to be President of the United States.

Up until the publication of this report today, all discussion of the
natural-born citizen issue (from both sides of the argument) agreed there had
never been a precedent established by the US Supreme Court, and that the various
cases which mentioned the clause did so in “dicta”.

Dicta are authoritative
statements made by a court which are not binding legal precedent.

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11.11.11
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Censorship: Judge OKs American Flag Ban on Cinco de Mayo

Townhall

Welcome to America, where wearing patriotic clothing can get you sent home from school.

Seriously. Remember the case of the California boys who wore American flag apparel on Cinco de Mayo? They were sent home from school for disrespecting Hispanic children on “their day.”

Sounds like a violation of their First Amendment rights, doesn’t it?

Apparently not, according to a federal judge.

U. S. District Court Judge James Ware was ruling in a case involving students at Live Oak High School in Morgan Hill, CA, who were banned from wearing American flag t-shirts on the Mexican holiday in 2010.

The judge determined that the Morgan Hill Unified School District did not violate the First Amendment and said that concerns by school officials over possible violence justified censoring the pro-American message.

“The school officials reasonable forecast that Plaintiff’s clothing could cause a substantial disruption with school activities, and therefore did not violate the standard set forth – by requiring that Plaintiff’s change,” the judge wrote.

It’s a sad day in this country when politically correct censorship trumps patriotism.

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