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Obama Citizenship
: A Natural Born Citizen...OrlyObama is now an Indian
By Orly Taitz, Esq.
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I just got an obscure article by Sunlen Miller of ABC. According to this article last year Obama was adopted by an Indian couple from a Crow tribe. It gives him two advantages:1. US citizenship
2.now he and his family can legally own casinos and other gambling operations
I would like to point out, that this trick will not cure his lack of Natural Born Citizen status . At birth he was a British citizen, based on his father's citizenship and he is illegitimate for Presidency of the United States, so he can build a csino on Crow territory, that's fine with me, but he cannot gamble with the future of this country, with the future of my and your children.
Orly
Full post as published by A Natural Born Citizen...Orly on February 02, 2009 (boomark / email).
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