Wednesday, December 10, 2008

Proof of Eligibility Required!


Things that require proof of eligibility before doing:
  1. Get a driver's license
  2. Register your kid for public elementary school
  3. Buy a beer
  4. Vote

Things that require no proof of eligibility before doing:

  1. Become President of the United States of America

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ANOTHER Seventy-Year-Old Woman in India Gives Birth!

What are they smoking in India?

A second seventy-year-old woman has a baby by IVF. Who in their right mind wants a baby at 70? Better question, why would the doctor's assist in this knowing that the child, a girl, may be orphaned by the time she is ten?


Full Article:
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/28112285/


World's oldest moms:
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/howaboutthat/3689004/Worlds-oldest-mothers.html

Thursday, November 13, 2008

Clark Trial Postponed AGAIN!

Eventually David Clark will stand trial for murdering his wife.

The judge in Odessa granted the delay of the pre-trial hearing because David's son, Chris, is still trying to finalize funding for a loan to hire a private attorney. The lender is waiting for an appraisal of Chris' property.

The pre-trial hearing is now scheduled to begin sometime between the last week of November and the first week of December.

Chris sued David several years ago for squandering his inheritance, hated his father and cut off communication. What would cause him now to take out a loan to hire a private attorney for this man who confessed to the murder?

Why not let the court appointed attorney handle the conviction?

What attorney would want to take a case they would lose (assuming that there is one in the area who doesn't hate the Clarks)?

It makes you wonder what Chris is thinking.

Thursday, October 30, 2008

Obama's Birth Certificate Sealed by Gov of Hawaii

Why is there no outrage over Obama's refusal to disclose his birth certificate?

Now the governor of Hawaii has "has placed the candidate's birth certificate under seal and instructed the state's Department of Health to make sure no one in the press obtains access to the original document under any circumstances.

In Kenya, [WorldNetDaily] was told by government authorities that all documents concerning Obama were under seal until after the U.S. presidentail election on November 4.

In a startling development, Obama's Kenyan grandmother has reportedly alleged she witnessed Obama's birth at the Coast Provincial Hospital in Mombasa, Kenya."

To read the entire article by WND http://wnd.com/index.php?fa=PAGE.view&pageId=79174


If Obama was born in Hawaii who was the presiding doctor? What was the name of the hospital?

If Obama was indeed born in Kenya, he would not be eligible to become President of the United States. US Law very clearly stipulates "If only one parent was a US citizen at the time of your birth, that parent must have resided in the United States for at least ten years, at least five of which had to be after the age of 16."

Obama's father was not a US citizen. His mother was was only 18 when he was born. Unless Obama was born in Hawaii (as has yet to be proven) he could only be a Naturalized Citizen. Naturalized Citizens are ineligible to hold the office of President.

The DNC and/or Obama should produce the birth certificate if only to end the speculation. Every other American should DEMAND the birth certificate! It is our right to know!

Cops Want Extra Pay for Using the Computers They Asked For!


The Highwayman - One Man's Drive to Help

Bridget Nelson Monroe
Reader's Digest
November 2008

One thousand forty dollars: That's how much Thomas Weller shelled out to keep his gas tank full in July. The self-employed 60-year-old mechanic doesn't have to spend his spare time on the road, but it's a hard habit to break. Since 1966, he has cruised the San Diego highways looking for motorists flummoxed by flat tires and dead batteries. He pulls up in what was once a 1955 Ford station wagon ("I put it together from pieces"), grabs his tools, and fixes the problem-at no charge.

For entire article
http://www.rd.com/your-america-inspiring-people-and-stories/highway-helper-rescues-stranded-motorists/article104375.html

Woman Buys Foreclosed Home and Gives It Back to Owner

Thursday, October 30, 2008
Associated Press

DALLAS — A Texas woman went to a housing auction distraught about the prospect of watching strangers bid on her foreclosed home.

Then one of those strangers bought it back for her.

Now Tracy Orr can return to her Pottsboro home, making payments to the woman who unexpectedly and impulsively bought it for her.

"It means so much to all of us," Orr told Dallas television station WFAA. "It's not just a house."

Marilyn Mock said she was acting on instinct on Saturday when she decided to buy a house she had never seen for a woman she had never met. Mock was at the foreclosure auction to help her 27-year-old son bid on a house when she struck up a conversation with Orr, who was crying about losing her home.

Orr had bought the house for $80,000 in 2004 but fell behind on the payments. She lost her job a month after taking out the loan, and earlier this year she lost the house. On the spot, Mock decided to buy it, eventually bidding $30,000.

"She didn't even know if I had a job or was a nut case," Orr said in a story for Wednesday's online edition of The Dallas Morning News. "She didn't even see a picture of the house."

Mock told a crying Orr she could stay in the house, making payments to her instead of a bank.
"She needed help. That was it," Mock told the newspaper. "I just happened to be there and anybody else would have done the same thing."

Orr said she hopes others will do as Mock did.

"More than my house, she gave me something inside, and that's more important than material or financial things," she said.

The two are waiting on final approval from Fannie Mae before visiting the home.
Mock's son also got a home at the auction.