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Back in 2008, a naturalized US citizen named Abdul Karim Hassan ran for president. One of the states where he tried to get on the ballot was Colorado. He was refused because, they said, he was not eligible to serve as president under the Constitution. Hassan appealed the decision, eventually reachin...

Corsi was arrested and subsequently deported because, IIRC, he was doing work there (plugging his book, The Obama Nation ), without a work permit. That was in October, 2008. Wow Doc C, that's epic! It's incredible how dense and deluded that guy still is. Fogbow Star for you. Of all of it, this is on...

Remember Leonard Daneman, the Paralegal NM guy? His blog is still around, and for some insane reason I made a reply on one of his 2016 posts, Dr. Orly Taitz Vindicated, and he came out swinging with a birther firehose.

bob wrote: ↑Sun Jan 21, 2024 5:57 pm
That article is from 2008, when Sibley originally represented Sinclair.

I don't believe Sibley has regained his license.

Wonder why Google sent me an alert. Oh well, never mind.

Remember Larry Sinclair? Well Montgomery Blair Sibley says he's representing Sinclair in some unspecified thing, so reports the Washington Examiner . News conference at the Nation Press Club on Wednesday. I take on clients who need representation and can’t find it through traditional sources which a...

I'm starting on a book, The Breach: The Untold Story of the Investigation into January 6th . I picked it because it was written by my former Virginia 5th District congressman, Denver Riggleman, a Republican primaried by a MAGAT in 2020 for not being Trumpy enough. He served as a technical advisor to...

The political question doctrine applies to the situation where the Constitution assigns a power to one branch of government (like impeachment). It has been a longstanding practice in the US that presidential eligibility is enforced (to the extent that it is) at the state level. It's never been the s...

I would just point out that Donald Trump claims to have been elected president in 2020. According to the 22nd Amendment, no one may be "elected" president more than twice. Therefore, in order to run in 2024, he should be required to sign an affidavit declaring that he was not elected presi...

Tesla has been remarkably consistent in their Full Self-Driving (FSD) program, promising "robotaxis next year" every year since their original "Autonomy Day" presentation in April of 2019. :roll: In that time they have scrapped the project and started over multiple times. First t...

... given the fact that human drivers don't stop fully much of the time. I've always called that the California stop. You stop enough to be safe, but it's a rolling stop. However, I'm pretty sure there's a military definition of how to stop at a stop sign, and it is "the wheels have stopped mo...

Elon Musk recently streamed a live video of him driving the experimental Version 12 of Tesla's Full Self-Driving system on city streets. Version 12 is yet another radical departure from what Tesla was doing before. Tesla uses a neural network to interpret the car's surroundings, to recognize roadway...

The pundits on MSNBC seem to think that Trump's 14th Amendment eligibility will be resolved by the U. S Supreme Court reviewing court decisions in lawsuits trying to keep Trump off or keep him on the ballot in individual states. Standing will be a big problem in some states (as it has already been i...

I expect this to be a disaster. Having it extrapolate correctly in situations it hasn't been trained in will work as well as it does with human drivers: not very. I would describe 6 million traffic accidents annually in the US plus 40,000 deaths (1.6 million deaths worldwide) to be a disaster. I se...

From Politico : A recent piece in the Atlantic added two more voices to the chorus from across the ideological spectrum: Laurence Tribe, a liberal constitutional scholar at Harvard Law School, and retired conservative judge J. Michael Luttig both support the notion that the Constitution stands betwe...

We are currently driving a ‘22 X and a ‘22 S. On a recent cross country trip, driving through light smoke haze (AQI at 110) in Montana, the X refused to go into FSD or even cruise control because of “visibility” problems. This was really annoying because visibility was just fine. That is my only co...

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/what-s-wrong-with-that-greg-gutfeld-doesn-t-see-problem-with-trump-trying-to-destroy-evidence/ar-AA1evgbG?ocid=msedgntp&cvid=dfd4ca7a4bb94e2dc45ed9fce107a56e&ei=33 Fox News host Greg Gutfeld didn’t understand the problem with ex-President Donald Trump...

There's a discussion at Wikipedia about deleting the entry for Dr. Alvin Onaka, longtime director of the Hawaii Vital records, certifier of Obama's birth certificate, Recipient of the Harold Dunn award for outstanding service to the Vital Records community, and former president of the National Assoc...

I came across a post on a Facebook shortwave listening group from someone who had heard and was troubled by a program from Hal Turner, the white supremacist radio shock jock who was sentenced to 33 months in prison for threatening and doxing 3 federal judges in 2009. He was a birther too. To refresh...

So everybody has heard that Ron Desantis' presidential run announcement on Twitter Spaces was marred by technical glitches and that it was something like 25 minutes before he was able to make it. Twitter Spaces is new software with technical glitches, plus it was overwhelmed by the number of people ...

Does the software adhere to lane control? Specifically: Turnout Areas and Lanes [Image of 'turnout' sign: SLOWER TRAFFIC USE TURNOUTS] Special “turnout” areas are sometimes marked on two-lane roads. Drive into these areas to allow cars behind you to pass. Some two-lane roads have passing lanes. If ...

Drivers of semi-autonomous cars are already seeing the problem -- self-driving cars will follow the law while human drivers don't. In tech forms I have seen people treating the question of 'should we be able to change the settings?' as religious one. If semi-autonomous vehicles obey the laws, expec...

I have been testing out Tesla's full-self driving beta. My results have not been nearly as positive as Dr.Conspiracy's... Judging by Internet discussion, there is a wide disparity in experience with FSD. I tend to turn it off in the city, not because it can't handle situations, but because I don't ...

Drivers of semi-autonomous cars are already seeing the problem -- self-driving cars will follow the law while human drivers don't. I cannot imagine that NHTSA and state laws will allow a driverless car to exceed the speed limit, even though many if not most human drivers routinely drive 5 or more MP...

I finished Ultra this afternoon. The most shocking think for me is that this is an important history that hardly anyone knows about.

I'm about halfway through this podcast series by Rachel Maddow: ULTRA. Ultra tells the story of Nazi German attempts to exploit social divisions in the US to demoralize the country, and the "AMERICA FIRST" movement that included many prominent celebrities and even several members of Congre...