Thursday, December 1, 2011

Orly is making big waves in HI and other states:

Taitz v Fuddy was not dismissed, continued, judge ruled in my favor in regards to media and allowed media in the courtroom to continue recording the proceedings, employees of the court are still looking for the pleadings, that disappeared

Posted on | November 30, 2011 | No Comments
Today we started the hearing with the Deputy Attorney General of Hawaii, Jill Nagamine, bringing an oral motion to forbid cameras in the courtroom and not televise the proceedings.
She stated that I am a leader of birther movement, that birther claims are frivolous, that I should not be encouraged by cameras and there are more important things to do. In short, she was spewing the party line. She also lashed out at the reporter from channel 8, because he issued a statement, that he wants to join the complaint that I filed with the Chief Elections officer of HI.
I opposed her motion and argued that such motions are typically brought in cases of family matters, such as child custody or divorce. This motion should not be granted in the proceeding at hand, as this the matter of public domain and public concern. I pointed out that some citizens of the state of Hawaii, who joined me in the elections complaint, filed yesterday with Scott Nago, Chief Elections officer of Hawaii, were present in the audience and would like the public at large to know, what transpired in this case. I stated, that this is an issue of  national importance, that together with 9 state representatives of NH I am filing a similar challenge with the Supreme Court of  NH, that I was granted pro hac vice to represent citizens of GA in an election challenge of Obama in GA and similar challenges are brought all over the country.
I demanded to strike from the record demeaning name calling made by the Deputy Attorney General. I continued by stating, that this case is  not frivolous, as it deals with the legitimacy of the President of the United States. If the public is  not granted transparency here, where and when will it be granted transparency? The judge ruled in my favor and ordered to let the cameras rolling. Nagamine was not a happy camper. This decision can be used in other states to allow media in the courtroom.
Next we got to the case, and it is shocking. Nobody can find the pleadings, that I submitted twice. I presented the judge with two certified mail receipts signed by the clerk of the court. Her name looks like Marlene N. Kazai, she works in the mail, records department, she was nowhere to be found. I submitted my amended complaint on November 15, it was received and signed by this clerk on 21st, but was never docketed and never given to the judge. It was heartbreaking. I spent over a $1,000, flew to HI, spent sleepless nights, but the documents disappeared. The judge offered me to argue based on the original motion or come back next time. I explained that it is hard for me to come back from CA next time. Also, since I drafted the amended motion, I did not remember all the specifics of the original motion. As I tried to bring forward the points, Nagamine kept objecting, that the points weren’t in the original motion, that they were in the amended motion, which the judge did not have in front of her.
I suggested, in light of the circumstances, that I would argue based on the amended motion with leave of court to be given to Nagamine to file her objections later.  The judge agreed to do it and asked Nagamine, if she would consent to proceed this way. Nagamine refused. At that point, all we could do, is reschedule.
I stated to the judge, that I filed a complaint with the chief elections officer. According to HI elections statute, he has to hold public hearings. I asked, if it was possible to correlate the two hearings.
I prepared an emergency motion (below) it was filed with the clerk.
After the court hearing together with my supporters and two TV reporters we drove to the elections office. The Chief Elections officer and his attorney were nowhere to be found. It looks like they went underground. I had to rush to the airport. I am flying red eye. My supporter, activist Miki Booth, stayed behind to try to catch the elusive chief elections officer, Scott Nago. I called her from the airport. Nago still did not surface.
The whole thing is a very grueling marathon. Now I am preparing for the trial against Obama in Ga and filing in the Supreme Court in NH. I got word from activists in AL, TN, OK and MO. If you  want to file in your state, contact me at orly.taitz@gmail.com. It was reported to me, that e-mails bounced. If it happens, try again, send to both   dr_taitz@yahoo.com and orly.taitz@gmail.com. If it is an emergency call at 949-683-5411 . there is still incredible tampering: slander and defamation in Google suggested searches, rigging of stats and ranking of my site. In due time certain people will pay for what they are doing, but first thing is first…
Dr. Orly Taitz, ESQ

1 comment:

Coldda said...

everyone reading this article should share with Orly that her perseverance is greatly appreciated as too many of us would simply watch as the country continues down its current path toward an oligarchy-run socialist state, and then be first in line to whine about it after the fact. People need to talk to people to keep the questions and concerns in front a weak-kneed politicians unwilling to stand up for the law, unless and until they feel their political future is on the line.

thank you Dr. Orly for all that you put up with and so much more.