Orly Taitz UPDATE as of September 12, 2009
Following discussions with Orly Taitz (she in Wash. D.C.) today, Saturday, Sept. 12, 2009, I would like to make the following announcements:
1. The Government attorneys LIED to Judge Land in court (in Columbus, GA) on Friday when they told the judge that the Flight Surgeon, Capt. Rhodes, who is the plaintiff refusing to obey orders for deployment until they can be proved to be ‘lawful orders’, just failed to show in Court, when they knew that she was ordered to remain on base back in Kansas (?). At this point, Orly produced a notarized statement from the plaintiff (that had been scanned and then emailed to her) stating the facts of the matter. Perjury, pure and simple. And, needless to say, the Judge was ‘PISSED’ (Orly’s words – in English, and in Russian, I believe). Orly will be back in Court with Capt. Rhodes in GA on Monday (following a few hours stopover back in California to organize the following):
2. Orly IS proceeding with ‘DISCOVERY’ based on:
a. Judge Carter’s words in Court to proceed in a timely and expeditious manner;
b. the Government’s (Cardona) Application for Stay: “This court should stay … with the exception of any discovery which Plaintiffs can demonstrate …that they need in order to counter said motion (to dismiss).” It is arguable that the original hospital birth certificate is absolutely essential to demonstrate that dismissal is not appropriate in this case;
c. and the actual COURT ORDER by Judge David O. Carter setting a Scheduling Conference for October 5, 2009 (CASE NO. SA CV09-0082-DOC(ANx) in the Case of BARNETT et al v. BARACK HUSSEIN OBAMA et al., especially lines 3 - 6 (page 2): … the Court encourages the parties to begin discovery before the Scheduling Conference. The parties shall comply fully with the letter and spirit of Rule 26(a) and thereby obtain and produce most of what would be produced in the early stages of discovery, because at the Scheduling Conference the Court will impose tight deadlines to complete discovery.
Let the subpoenas and the servings begin.
Best regards,
Neil Turner
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