Fogbow

SCOTUS clerks are misinforming the citizens again
Posted on | May 17, 2009 | 26 Comments

I got a phone call from Mr. Bill Van Allen, who filed his case in SCOTUS. What concerned me, is the fact that his case was returned with a letter from a clerk, stating that the cases can be filed only after they went through lower courts. I’ve seen a similar letter before. This is wrong. Under Article 3 of the Constitution the Supreme Court has an original jurisdiction in a number of cases, for exmaple, when the Ambassadors and ministers are involved. Also, it has an original jurisdiction in some other cases, like a dispute between the states. If Rick Perry of TX files a legal action and sues Linda Lingle of HI, for not releasing Obama’s original BC, SCOTUS has to hear this case under the original jurisdiction.

I am concerned by the fact that as BO tries to rewrite or circumvent the Constitution on the Natural Born Citizen issue, those clerks are aiding and abetting him by telling the citizens that the only way to bring the case to SCOTUS, is by going through the lower courts. As a matter of fact I filed directly in SCOTUS because the Mandamus is to the Ambassadors of Kenya, Indonesia, Pakistan and Great Britain to provide information in regards to the entrance visas, that were given to BO as he entered their countries: what passport did he provide, from what country and what serial number.

This is ridiculous to think, that the ambassadors would not have the right to appear in court right there in DC, in SCOTUS. What do those clerks think? That I should file such case in the lowest possible court: in the Circuit court of Yahoo-Ville or the District Court of Bun-dogs???

northland10 wrote: ↑Mon Jul 12, 2021 8:54 am I don't remember the full background on the term "shipping clerks" other than it refers to court clerks and I'm pretty sure Lena is responsible..

bob wrote: ↑Mon Jul 12, 2021 11:33 am

northland10 wrote: ↑Mon Jul 12, 2021 8:54 am I don't remember the full background on the term "shipping clerks" other than it refers to court clerks and I'm pretty sure Lena is responsible..

I don't remember the "shipping clerk" origin either. (The old archives had such knowledge.)


But I don't think it was Taitz.

Uninformed wrote: ↑Mon Jul 12, 2021 11:39 am Probably not helpful but I think “shipping clerk” referred to court clerks functions as part of the “admiralty” court nonsense.