The BC Plot Thickens

I hope she wins and gets this man out of office.

She's right. The Major would be considered a criminal if he obeyed an order by an illegal president. Mind you that did not help the German Soldiers in World War II that were just following orders by their legal dictator, but that only was for crimes against humanity such as gassing people in concentration camps, going against the rules of war, etc. However, when the one giving the command, the Commander In Chief is himself an usurper with no legitimate claim, even legal wars, that is wars against a terrorist enemy such as the Taliban, are themselves considered illegal. And if it were found out that Obama really should not have been the president of the States, those soldiers who obeyed his command might be subject to prosecution. So Major Stefan Frederick Cook did the right thing by refusing and Obama has to produce evidence that is an American born citizen. As for my views, I doubt he is a citizen, because the way he acted in some things is against the American way of life.

Yes, Orly Taitz is on to something. Other forums whether left or right are discussing this. Most people left or right agree the Major was correct to question his orders. People on the right see it as undermining President 0bama while many on the left like the idea of challenging the war. Orly Taitz and her client came up with a brillant idea.

When his lawsuit was granted a hearing, the army suddenly revoked his orders. Revoking his orders would, of course, make the lawsuit go away and no danger that a court could order Obama to show his birth certificate. But what happened next is even more damaging to the Obama administration in my view. The Pentagon told Major Cook's employer Simtech to fire him. That's right, the government told a private employer to fire someone they have a beef with. The whole thing stinks and is getting smellier.

I think this is so funny. Now we have a republican that wants to pick and choose which international law they want to follow. When members of the Bush administration were brought up on charges, republicans attacked international law. Now they want to use it? Sounds like hypocracy to me.