The Donofrio case started with a FALSE premise which completely overlooked the issue that was in the middle of the Berg case (which requested the writ). Donofrio states 'OBama was born in Hawaii.' How does he know this? Of course, the Supreme Court will do whatever it needs to to make sure other lawyers present an 'official looking case' so that it is solved once and for all. But, is it? Who has seen the birth certificate (since nobody in Hawaii has witnessed his birth. No doctor. No nurse. No hospital). We have here - a case of really not knowing anything more about OBama than we started with.
What are you so concerned about here? Obama has been chosen as the leader of the Democrats and they have been elected to office in your country by members of its electorate so, unless you believe, both genuinely and with good reason, that sufficient vote rigging, coercion, etc. took place in order to secure that result as distinct from the alternative one, I think that you'd better just live with it like almost everyone else and wait and see what he and his party achieve when they take office next month.
All some Americans want is to have the Supreme Court help with what should have been done wayyy before now. To properly vet Obama by having him produce the same things that regular folk are when they go to the airport , get a passport, etc. To prove that they are actually an American citizen. Some do this by 'naturalization' - others by being born here. Which is he? Has he even sworn allegiance to the flag of America. Does he swear allegiance to it? Just wondering.
As I said, I think that, now that he and his party have been elected to serve the people of America, you should wait and see what he actually manages to do rather than bothering about swearing allegiances or flag-touting; symbolic gestures alone do not a successful president make. Do you genuinely suppose that, were Obama actually to have no allegiances to the United States of America, he would have wanted nevertheless to be its president or that anyone else would have wanted that either?
Yes. I pray. I meditate. And, I do hear more responses from G-d lately in terms of answers that come almost immediately to my questions. I have never had this happen before - but i don't expect any of you to fully understand until it happens to you. I hope it does someday.
Well, lucky for you, Susan. What is certain, however, is that you are neither praying nor meditating when you spend the time that you do posting on this forum and, let's face it, quite a few of your posts lately have been immensely lengthy; you also have children to raise, a home to run, a piano to practise and work to do, so when you add up all the tme you spend in those activities and your forum ones, there can surely be very little time left for prayer and meditation anyway.
Anyways, I'm no better than you, and that is why I say 'random' disciple. You see...God can make a disciple out of a rock.
Then why not just let Him do that if that what floats His boat? This reminds me - the render unto Cæsar bit notwithstanding - of the old chestnut that runs "if you want to get blood out of a stone, hand it to the taxman". Seriously, though, if, as you suggest, God can actually do that ("citation needed", as Wikispeak has it), He must sometimes feel as though He's between a rock and a hard place...
And, if i am handicapped - so be it. I might be a little daft at times, but I am solidly for understanding a situation before making a decision. Something i wish i could say for 98% of those who voted for Obama.
Is that statement intended to mean that 98% of those who voted for the Democrats understood nothing of what they were doing when voting? If so, how do you arrive at this astonishing stastitic and on what evidence do you base it? And what about those 2% who, by your implication,
did know why they voted Democrat?
Yes. religion and politics. All we are lacking here is sex.
It's rather difficult to have sex on an internet forum, wouldn't you say? I think that some people here would resent your religious and political ramblings rather less were they at least more coherent and succinct, but OK, maybe having exhausted us all here with your religion and politics stuff, perhaps you'll now write big posts about sex instead. That's not an invitation - just a fear...
Please don't start on that for me. I've heard enough tonight already.
I think that you are "start"ing this yourself, Susan; no one here asked you to write this, so don't seek to imply blame upon them for doing so by complaining "please don't start on that for me".
Something about a 13 year old girl who put up pictures of herself on a cell phone and then sues the school she goes to for sharing the pictures with teachers and principal? It's a sad world we live in.
That's less about sex
per se than about seeking to manipulate the law for personal advantage; lots of people the world over try to do that - some even have to in order to survive...
But, i think the problem here is that while the Netherlands starts making laws again to avoid a lot of drug problems - we are headed down the 'free life' road and thinking there's no dead end.
Oh - and there I was, thinking that you are pro-"freedom" (albeit without specifying from or to do what)...
There's a dead end here, all right - and it was reached some time ago; I think that rather more than 2% of the people reading all this stuff realise that...
Best,
Alistair