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My question cause I do not want to search back in time:“To be clear, this is not a victory for Roy Moore,” Roman said. “It’s not a vindication of him. Although we are disappointed that the jury did not find that Mr. Moore statements rose to the level of defamation, we are gratified that the jury necessarily found that Leigh was telling the truth about her experience with Mr. Moore in 1979.”
Short answer: Be in the wrong place at the wrong time, sometimes.
Did Gray muff another one?
From an article I’m reading: Natural allegiance via Jus Soli was a uniquely Christian point of law repulsive to the 1st Amendment of the US Constitution.[RC: The ruling in WKA was that we inherited jus soli from England so allegiance is to the country of your birth. Gray (WKA) never accepts allegiance to the country of the parents as important.]
In other words, it would be in conflict with our Constitution.
Additionally, the English common law term, “natural-born subject”, being a uniquely spiritual designation, was only granted to members of the Christian faith, and cannot govern the definition of “natural born Citizen”, because such a construction would be repugnant to the 1st Amendment of the United States Constitution.
Reality Check wrote: ↑Thu Feb 03, 2022 7:03 pm Birther Rambo Ike still is lurking in the comments at my blog. Recently he came up with a theory that I believe is new (at least to me) that since jus soli was a uniquely Christian point of view (WTF?) it violates the First Amendment separation of church and state. I know, I had a WTF? moment on this one too. I had been using the Wong Kim Ark decision to rip him a new one for several weeks.
Ike's comment
Did Gray muff another one?
From an article I’m reading: Natural allegiance via Jus Soli was a uniquely Christian point of law repulsive to the 1st Amendment of the US Constitution.[RC: The ruling in WKA was that we inherited jus soli from England so allegiance is to the country of your birth. Gray (WKA) never accepts allegiance to the country of the parents as important.]
In other words, it would be in conflict with our Constitution.
Additionally, the English common law term, “natural-born subject”, being a uniquely spiritual designation, was only granted to members of the Christian faith, and cannot govern the definition of “natural born Citizen”, because such a construction would be repugnant to the 1st Amendment of the United States Constitution.
Some researchers also include in their definition [of Dunning-Kruger effect] the opposite effect for high performers: their tendency to underestimate their skills.
Horseshit.the English common law term, “natural-born subject”, being a uniquely spiritual designation ...
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We post a lot of incomprehensible things, but "prophet" Robin Bullock using some confusing chart to explain how Satan "made a hallway that spanned time" to bring "a duplicate of the Antichrist" in the form of Barack Obama back from the Last Days will be hard to top.
Gallups habitually said Obama was an Antichrist, just not The Antichrist.Right Wing Watch wrote:We post a lot of incomprehensible things, but "prophet" Robin Bullock using some confusing chart to explain how Satan "made a hallway that spanned time" to bring "a duplicate of the Antichrist" in the form of Barack Obama back from the Last Days will be hard to top.
*Edited to Fix - didn't want anyone thinking I was calling our Dear Leader "dense"Kriselda Gray wrote: ↑Fri Feb 04, 2022 6:26 pmUh... the weather forecast for my brain today is cloudy with very DENSE fog very DENSE clouds*, so, uh... is that "no, not" safe to presume or "no, not" the same guy (on the Tom Arnold thingy)?
In fairness, getting Satan on the record about whether he is or is not responsible for some of this nutbaggery would be an awesome way to kick off an official Fogbow podcast.bob wrote: ↑Fri Feb 04, 2022 3:05 pmGallups habitually said Obama was an Antichrist, just not The Antichrist.Right Wing Watch wrote:We post a lot of incomprehensible things, but "prophet" Robin Bullock using some confusing chart to explain how Satan "made a hallway that spanned time" to bring "a duplicate of the Antichrist" in the form of Barack Obama back from the Last Days will be hard to top.
He* would be a great guest for this topic, but....
* Gallups, not Obama. Nor Satan.
Yeah, I hear you. I'm fortunate in that my own ministry back in the day would have encouraged it. If you think I'm kidding, Google the phrase "Do Klingons eat yogurt?" in quotes, and the main entry (until this page gets indexed) will be an interview with me and my flock from the early 1990s in Gainesville. I'm the 'Sage' in the piece. No foolin'.
Ben-Prime wrote: ↑Sat Feb 05, 2022 6:32 pmOff TopicYeah, I hear you. I'm fortunate in that my own ministry back in the day would have encouraged it. If you think I'm kidding, Google the phrase "Do Klingons eat yogurt?" in quotes, and the main entry (until this page gets indexed) will be an interview with me and my flock from the early 1990s in Gainesville. I'm the 'Sage' in the piece. No foolin'.
Sounds interesting, but this page has already replaced your story entirely - only this and a note that there aren't many results for my search came up. I would have thought that this page would be listed and then yours, not that this one would replace the other.Ben-Prime wrote: ↑Sat Feb 05, 2022 6:32 pm Yeah, I hear you. I'm fortunate in that my own ministry back in the day would have encouraged it. If you think I'm kidding, Google the phrase "Do Klingons eat yogurt?" in quotes, and the main entry (until this page gets indexed) will be an interview with me and my flock from the early 1990s in Gainesville. I'm the 'Sage' in the piece. No foolin'.
The libraries themselves are private institutions. That work with the federal archivist in maintaining the records. So, basically a private/public partnership.
Alas. http://www.afn.org/~fcoc/interview.htmlKriselda Gray wrote: ↑Wed Feb 09, 2022 9:09 amOff TopicSounds interesting, but this page has already replaced your story entirely - only this and a note that there aren't many results for my search came up. I would have thought that this page would be listed and then yours, not that this one would replace the other.Ben-Prime wrote: ↑Sat Feb 05, 2022 6:32 pm Yeah, I hear you. I'm fortunate in that my own ministry back in the day would have encouraged it. If you think I'm kidding, Google the phrase "Do Klingons eat yogurt?" in quotes, and the main entry (until this page gets indexed) will be an interview with me and my flock from the early 1990s in Gainesville. I'm the 'Sage' in the piece. No foolin'.
IOW: I can't read your article!!
RTH10260 wrote: ↑Wed Feb 09, 2022 1:16 pm FOAI is especially stupid as the document can easily be found on the government website:
https://obamawhitehouse.archives.gov/sites/default/files/rss_viewer/birth-certificate-long-form.pdf
Everything Obama and the birthcertificate can still be found here
President Obama's Long Form Birth Certificate
also here:
https://www.slideshare.net/whitehouse/birth-certificatelongform
Obvious computer-generated fake. No raised seal. 