Birther Orly Taitz Compares Self To Mandela, Wants Judge Tried For Treason

[RamboLiberal]

In an interview with TPM just now, Birther evangelist Orly Taitz fired back at Clay Land, the U.S. district court judge who tore apart Birtherism and threatened Taitz with sanctions in an order today, saying that "somebody should consider trying for treason and aiding and abetting this massive fraud known as Barack Hussein Obama."

"This is so outrageous what this judge did -- it goes in the face of law and order," said Taitz, reached at her office in Mission Viego, CA. "Not every judge is as corrupt as Judge Land. Some judges believe in the Constitution. And some judges believe in the rule of law."

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And if Rhodes is open to continuing the fight, would Taitz go along?

"Oh absolutely, absolutely," she said. "Listen, Nelson Mandela stayed in prison for years in order to get to the truth and justice."

And Taitz brushed off the possibility of sanctions. "I'm not afraid of sanctions. Because I know this is not frivolous. i know this is extremely important -- the most important issue in this country today."

"Judge Land is a typical puppet of the regime -- just like in the Soviet Union," she said.

http://tpmlivewire.talkingpointsmemo.com/2009/09/birthe...

I'd love to see some judge send her to jail for contempt.

[Turbineguy]

1. The Judge should commit her.

She needs to be in a hospital where she can get some care.

[trusty elf]

14. :-D

[flying rabbit]

49. !

[Snotcicles]

2. Begging for a name change ( Oily Taint ) nt

[oligarhy]

21. name change granted

...

[wtbymark]

3. This woman needs to be disbarred

she's not fit to stand trial, least of all litigate one

[Warpy]

18. Actually, she's already been threatened with it

for filing multiple frivolous lawsuits.

[Hepburn]

31. It's one heck of a petition:

http://countryfirst.bravehost.com/phpBB3/download/file....

And it seems it is for considerably more than filing frivolous suits.

[Warpy]

33. Wow, that is a thing of beauty

I'm saving that one. Thanks.

[Hepburn]

34. Nice piece of drafting, IMO!

I can just imagine the trial ~~ especially if she reps herself!

[malaise]

40. Bwaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah!

1)
She has accused the following federal officials of treason and called for their indictments:
a)
All the justices of the Supreme Court,
b)
All the members of the U.S. House of Representatives and Senate,
c)
Attorney General Eric Holder, Solicitor General Elena Kagan, and other federal officers,
d)
and, of course, President Obama himself.
2)
She has personally confronted two Supreme Court justices, when they made public appearances. On both occasions, she improperly tried to engage them in improper ex parte discussion of her case before the Court.
3)
At her confrontation with Chief Justice Roberts, she gave two suitcases full of documents to his security detail, later claiming that she had "filed" a Motion for Reconsideration in one case, and a new lawsuit -- though she paid no filing fee, failed to file with the clerk's office, and showed no proof of service on opposing counsel. When her documents were not placed on the Supreme Court docket, she accused Justice Roberts of further treason and demanded his resignation.
4)
She has openly encouraged and advised these unlawful "Citizens Grand Juries". In Georgia on March 28, she "presented the case" before a "Citizens Grand Jury" of 25 people, who then issued an indictment of President Obama on charges of fraud. The "indictment" was then "served" on the U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of Georgia, and on the Georgia Attorney General, on Georgia's Speaker of the House, and and and on Georgia's President of the Senate.
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Disbar this lunatic!

[sakabatou]

39. Someone do it already

[EFerrari]

4. LOL.

[BootinUp]

5. Some people don't know when to quit. nt

[Guy Whitey Corngood]

6. Somebody please have this fucking $#%@ committed before she hurts herself or somebody else.

.....OK just before she hurts somebody else.

[stopbush]

7. I live only a few miles from this nutcase, and she's really stinkin' up the place!

[ChairmanAgnostic]

8. the real pity about Oily Tats

Her gyro, the one and only Ronnie Ray-Gun, started the ball rolling. Unfortunately, that ball was given a push by Bush the elder, allowed to roll freely by Clinton, accelerated something fierce by the ein junger Shrub, and as of yet, the current admin has done nothing about it.

MENTAL HEALTH.

I ghost wrote a brief for the 5th Circuit that was rather successful, as far as it went, which detailed the horrific impact of the mental health cuts started by the Reagan Admin, especially for the federal prison cystern. A significant population in the fed pens were guys that were truly nuts, and without proper medical and pharm treatment, many became either violent or suicidal. Even if they finished their sentences, out on the street, without any treatment or support, guess what happened.

OIly Tats should never ever be sanctioned. Rather, we should pity her and more, we should regret the destruction and funding cuts for mental health treatment that we used to have before Reagan began attacking the social side of the federal government.

[Historic NY]

9. What a stupid b--ch..Mandela spent 27 yrs in prison for fighting apartheid.

[gratuitous]

13. Well, okay, Mandela got off easy

Compared to the pain and suffering inflicted on Ms. Taitz for having her frivolous lawsuit summarily dismissed, 27 years at Robben Island is a walk in the park!

[Ruby the Liberal]

10. The Constitution as penned by Barnum & Bailey?

[eleny]

11. She seriously needs to get over herself

[flakey_foont]

12. doesn't sound like

the elevator goes all the way to the top floor

[BeyondGeography]

15. Sounds like someone didn't wike her wittle wuling today

[jimshoes]

16. Methinks this Taits person is opening

up a can of worms she probably should steer clear of. Yet I relish the thought of Judge Land suing the snot out of her for all sorts of defamation suits and anything else she can be sued for her irresponsible and egregious trash talk.

[Hepburn]

26. Actually, it is an indirect contempt of court, IMO....

...and that is something that she does not want to even maybe get close to in front of a feddie judge.



I mean, I am a gutsy gal, but there is no way in hell I would even FN think what she said, let alone voice that opinion. If I were Orly, I would be looking for the feddie marshalls at my office door!

[onenote]

17. what law school gave crazy taitzy her degree?

And how embarassed are they?

The opinion by Judge Land (a bush II appointee) is terrific, by the way.

[K8-EEE]

22. It was a prestigious online "university...." n/t

[grytpype]

29. She got it on the Internet, which is also how she got the Kenyan birth certificate.

[Mari333]

19. crazier then a shithouse rat

[TommyO]

20. I normally don't say stuff like this, because I truly hate the sentiment...

but I'll make an exception this time.

Can't we ship her back to Moldava?

[Confusious]

23. OK, who didn't see this coming?

My first thought after reading how it got thrown out of court, "The judge is part of the conspiracy!" would be the next up about her.

ehh, corrupt and tried for treason, close enough.

[Hepburn]

24. Holy FN shit....

...under NO circumstances does one slam a feddie judge. They sit higher in the pecking order than god himself.

I mean...they are lifetime appointees and they can do just about anything to anyone and get away with it.

Frankly, after having practiced in feddie court ~~ not a lot but enough to get a clear picture ~~ I would not even go so far to think what she actually said. I swear ~~ some of them on the feddie bench can and do read minds.

Wow...!!!

[City Lights]

25. She's clearly unstable.

I wonder why she's still practicing law.

[PA Democrat]

27. Hey Freeps. She's all YOURS.

[grytpype]

28. Wow, is she nuts.

[Thickasabrick]

30. Dear Orly....Judge Land was appointed by Bush and an ex GOP State

Senator....get a clue.

[Vinca]

32. This lady is nutty enough to wake up and find herself committed

to an institution for a once over.

[Seldona]

35. "Judge Land is a typical puppet of the regime -- just like in the Soviet Union," she said.

Can you imagine a citizen of the former Soviet Union attempting to file a court case like this? IF the KGB didn't simply eliminate her, she would have spent what was left of her miserable, and significantly shortened life-span, working in Siberia.

What an absolute fool.

[WorseBeforeBetter]

43. Evidently he's a Bush nominee, recommended by Chambliss.

Which "regime" would that be, Orly?

http://judgepedia.org/index.php/Clay_Land

[Seldona]

44. Even funnier.

What a fool.

[WorseBeforeBetter]

45. That she is...

and oh so entertaining!

[KinMd]

36. My nightmare

I'm unjustly accused of murder...and the court appoints Orly Taitz to represent me.....n

[NNN0LHI]

37. Play Orly Taitz Off, Keyboard Cat

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WEQPMF05JPc

[malaise]

38. Disbar this lunatic

plueeeeeeeeeeez!

[Wizard777]

41. Psyche eval before allowing her to return to court to be referred for disbarment.

[ddeclue]

42. Contempt of court! Oh Oily you're asking for it...

[Jim Lane]

46. No one should try hold Taitz in contempt for out-of-court criticism of a judge

If she disrupts a court proceeding in any way (if, in open court, she shouts "You lie!" at the judge, for example), then contempt would be appropriate. There's no reason, however, that judges should be insulated from out-of-court criticism, even intemperate, ill-founded, and grossly offensive criticism.

Invocation of California bar rules against her would be less oppressive than a contempt charge, but still troubling. I don't know if California requires that lawyers not bring the judicial system into disrepute, or something like that. The trouble with a proceeding against her on any such charge is that the judicial system often deserves to be brought into disrepute. Lawyers should be free to attack particular decisions, allege systemic flaws, etc., as long as other people are free to respond to them. In the words of Justice Brennan, let the debate be "uninhibited, robust, and wide-open".

There's also the practical consideration that our side is better off with Taitz freely spouting her nonsense (thereby making other opponents of Obama look bad by association). Shutting her up only turns her into a martyr and makes our side look bad.

[marmar]

47. She is way gone......

[tanyev]

48. Mandela? Seriously?

[BattyDem]

50. Sounds like she's escalating.

She's seeing conspiracies everywhere. It's not just Obama - it's the government and the courts, too. She's going to hurt somebody.

[Rude Dog]

51. Treason?

The only person guilty of treason, Taintz, you paint-faced idiot, is you.

May you greet the dawn in a jail cell at Leavenworth.

[struggle4progress]

52. I think her legal career is quickly coming to an end. Yammering like a rapid hyena on meth

can't improve the reception her later cases receive. Every time Orly goes off like this, somebody could improve their draft motion asking for sanctions on the grounds of frivolous litigation