UPDATE: BIRTHER SUMMIT REPRESENTATIVES STILL HEADING TO HONOLULU IN SEPTEMBER
Contact: Dean C. Haskins
202.241.3648
dean@birthersummit.org
Posted September 1, 2011
© 2011 The Birther Summit
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
The Birther Summit issues this brief announcement:
In light of the recent postponement of the Orly Taitz motion to compel hearing from September 14 to November 21, representatives of The Birther Summit will be utilizing their September trip to Honolulu to do some investigative work and to meet with key individuals on the island to prepare for the November court date.
"It is still our intention to show Orly Taitz our support and gratitude for her tireless pursuit of justice," said The Birther Summit's Executive Director, Dean Haskins. "The anger over Judge Lamberth's decision, and his tone, is palpable with Orly's supporters, and this postponement will allow us some extra time not only to coordinate a larger gathering in front of the court building in November, but also to procure some investigative documents for comparative purposes," Haskins added.
Haskins also stated that the $10,000 offer for one of the two 1961 Honolulu newspapers is still valid, and that the purchase transaction could be simplified while The Birther Summit representatives are there between September 13th and 15th. "If nobody is able to locate one of those newspapers by September 15th, the offer will still stand. And, if one doesn't turn up before November, we'll be returning to the island, and could make the purchase in person then, so we hope the search will continue until one is found," Haskins stated.
202.241.3648
dean@birthersummit.org
Posted September 1, 2011
© 2011 The Birther Summit
Download a PDF
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
The Birther Summit issues this brief announcement:
In light of the recent postponement of the Orly Taitz motion to compel hearing from September 14 to November 21, representatives of The Birther Summit will be utilizing their September trip to Honolulu to do some investigative work and to meet with key individuals on the island to prepare for the November court date.
"It is still our intention to show Orly Taitz our support and gratitude for her tireless pursuit of justice," said The Birther Summit's Executive Director, Dean Haskins. "The anger over Judge Lamberth's decision, and his tone, is palpable with Orly's supporters, and this postponement will allow us some extra time not only to coordinate a larger gathering in front of the court building in November, but also to procure some investigative documents for comparative purposes," Haskins added.
Haskins also stated that the $10,000 offer for one of the two 1961 Honolulu newspapers is still valid, and that the purchase transaction could be simplified while The Birther Summit representatives are there between September 13th and 15th. "If nobody is able to locate one of those newspapers by September 15th, the offer will still stand. And, if one doesn't turn up before November, we'll be returning to the island, and could make the purchase in person then, so we hope the search will continue until one is found," Haskins stated.
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