Here’s the Problem w/Having Manchurian President

Feb 22 2012 Published by under salt

The simple fact that this is even remotely credible, is alarming. 2 days after Georgia’s Malihi – the judge with the mysterious past – IGNORED some VERY BASIC LAW to give Barry a pass, POOF, FIRST NUKE REACTOR IN U.S. in THIRTY YEARS approved in Georgia.  Below, from The Western Center for Journalism:

Was The Georgia Secretary Of State’s Decision “Greased”?

“That thing was greased,” as they say in Chicago, referring to a political phenomenon known as “being handled before table.” Well, bloggers are asking, was it? Word now coming out reveals just two days after Secretary of State Brian Kemp gave Barack Obama the green light to appear on Georgia election ballots,, the Department of Energy awarded Kemp’s state an eye popping $8.3 billion loan guarantee to begin construction on two nuclear plants. In the face of “a shocking dissent by Nuclear Regulatory Commission CHAIRMAN Director Gregory B. Jazcko,” four other commissioners approved awarding Southern Energy the first nuclear construction licenses since 1978, just one year before the tragedy of the Three Mile Island nuclear disaster put a hold on new U.S. nuclear plant construction. No new licenses have been approved until this huge Vogtle project got its go ahead to build two new reactors near Augusta.

“Jazcko said that the approved designs did not take the lessons of Fukushima into account. I cannot support issuing this license as if Fukushima never happened,” he told other NRC members before their shocking vote to approve this estimated $14 billion project. Friends of the Earth’s climate and energy project Director Damon Moglen is vowing to challenge the validity of the newly approved license in court. “The license may be granted, but these reactors are far from a done deal,” he said. Applications for 16 other plants looking to build 25 more reactors are on file with the NRC according to CNN Money reporter Steve Hargreaves , who added, “there are two applications submitted for brand new nuclear plants – one in Levy County, FL, and another outside Gaffney, S.C.”

While other viable nuclear construction projects await approval, the Georgia project got the green light in spite of the NRC director’s vehement objection as well as “12 sizeable construction change order requests (and) long-running site-specific design and fabrication problems (which) have confounded Westinghouse and its lead contractor for more than two years.”

So on February 7, 2012, Georgia Secretary of State Kemp stated “after careful consideration of Administrative Law Judge Michael Malihi’s initial decision and all record evidence based on the criteria set forth in this process, I find that the Respondent, President Barack Obama, meets the State of Georgia’s eligibility requirements.” And a scant two days later, Obama’s DOE finds the money to award Kemp’s state a whopping $8.3 billion loan guarantee for a $14 billion nuclear project and license approvals not done in the industry in over 30 years!

One blogger said after the Malihi story, “This crap needs to end–NOW!!!” Another blogger who tipped me off about the Malihi-Nuclear decision connection mused, “The fix was in long before this challenge was ever submitted.”

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Irrepressible Orly

Feb 04 2012 Published by under salt

Orly Taitz has filed an Emergency Appeal to the Georgia Secretary of State, providing a nice summary of the evidence presented in court. So if you missed it, here is the “Cliff Note” version.
Taitz/Obama GA Emergency Appeal FEB 2012

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Taitz, Obama & What Judge Malihi Wishes He Saw?

Feb 03 2012 Published by under salt

It seems the merits weren’t so meritorious.

Obama will remain on the GA ballot.

The judge’s order is here.

Bummer.

Not being a lawyer, I’m rather out of my depth reading these things, but it seems to me he gave the (theoretical)  next group that tries this in his courtroom a very clear threshold to meet to be convincing to him the next time.  He was very generous detailing precisely what the problems were with Orly Taitz’s identity fraud witnesses, and – I could totally be wishing this but – it seems to me his problem wasn’t so much with the evidence as it was with the caliber of the expertise of the people presenting it… i.e. “Get me a couple of qualified Feds in the box and I’m listenin’…”

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No Obama GA Verdict from Malihi YET, But…

Feb 03 2012 Published by under salt

…the GA Secretary of State may get Judge Malihi’s recommendation as early as this evening (Friday) with the rest of us finding out in a couple of days… The waiting is killing me!

Via Patricia Walston writing for the Atlanta examiner.com 

The decision of Judge Malihi regarding the eligibility of President Barack Obama to be on the Georgia Presidential Preference Primary ballot on March 6, 2012, could be sent to the office of Secretary of State Brian P. Kemp soon.

In a phone conversation with Ms. Ruff, the Judge’s secretary, she stated that her impression was that the Judge would be making his final decision; and forwarding the case on to  the Secretary of State’s office as early at this evening –  or Monday morning.

There is a lot of interest all across America concerning  the Judge’s decision since the hearing was held here in Atlanta last month. The controversy is whether or not President Obama is a “natural born” citizen; which is required by the United States Constitution to be President.

Currently the Judge is going over all the aspects of the hearing with all of the “legal eagles” making sure that all the t’s are crossed and the i’s are dotted.”

The case was heard on January 26, 2012, in the court of Judge Michael Malihi. The groups bringing the complaint are: David Farrar, Leah Lax, Thomas Malaren and Laurie Roth, represented by Orly Taitz.   Liberty Legal Foundation represented David Weldon.  Carl Swensson; and Kevin Powell were represented by J. Mark Hatfield.

Democrat Cody Judy has also challenged his eligibility as well. He has a vested interest in the case since he wishes to run against Obama.

Matt Carrothers, Press Secretary at the Secretary of State’s Office, stated as of noon today, they had not yet received a decision from the Judge.

There were certain steps necessary before forwarding it on to Brian Kemp’s office.

1.  The Judge would need to consider the testimony, evidence, and the cases presented by both sides. Then he would render what is called “Findings of Facts,” and/or “Initial Decision”.

2.  When he makes a decision, it will be sent to Secretary of State Brian P. Kemp’s office along with all the records

3.  Then Secretary of State will make his decision based on the evidence and the Judge’s decision.

Valerie Ruff, secretary to the Judge, stated a few moments ago that the word from the Judge is that his decision is likely to be sent to the Secretary of State’s office either this evening or Monday.

Final assessments are being made; and presently the Judge is going over all the aspects of the hearing with all of the “legal eagles” making sure that all the t’s are crossed and the i’s are dotted.”

Based on the outcome of the decision made by the Secretary of State’s office, there could be an appeal if President Obama is deemed not eligible to be on the Georgia ballot because of his birth.

There is just little over one month from today for the Secretary of State to make his decision before the Presidential Preference Primary.

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