I noticed the article seen below while perusing the headlines at rense.com. I instantly realized from reading the headline that the news organization covering the story (New Jersey Star-Ledger) would do a hatchet job on the courageous woman who was responsible for "disrupting congress"
The Star-Ledger article, written by an anonymous member of Star-Ledger staff, characterized Theresa Cao as a "birther activist" who was removed and arrested by the House of Representatives Sergeant at Arms for the crime of confronting the fifth columnist sellouts currently masquerading as the People's representatives with the gravity of their dereliction and hypocrisy by shouting out "Except Obama, except Obama, help us Jesus!" when Rep. Frank Pallone (D-NJ) read aloud the part of the U.S. Constitution that says that only natural born citizens are eligible to be President of the United States.
The derisive expression "birther" has been in play since the issue of the Usurper's inability to produce a genuine, honest-to-goodness birth certificate first surfaced on the internet in early Spring of 2007 when Indonesian citizen Barry Soetoro (aka Obama) announced he was running in the Democratic Primary for the Presidency of the United States. Of course, the term didn't appear by happenstance. It was created by the Tavistock Institute for Human Relations in the City of London to be used by mainstream media propagandists and talking heads on CNN or FOX News in order to marginalize, mock, and discredit anyone who would dare challenge the Official Lie of the Usurper's Hawaiian birth.
To underscore the House's deriliction of duty and their hypocrisy in side stepping their obligation to VERIFY beyond all reasonible doubt that Soetoro possessed the REQUIRED documentation to prove that he was born in the United States, the very same Rep. Frank Pallone, who was interrupted while reading aloud the natural born provision of the constitution, was quoted as saying:
"I mean it's a fact that he's a natural born citizen, so I think it's just inappropriate for people to keep raising it. The problem is the people that keep raising it want to go against the facts," Pallone said. "I think that was an example of this phenomenon today. There's nothing he can do to make it go away because they just don't want to face the facts."
It's vexing and frustrating for people who care about knowing the truth of things to be confronted with disingenuous statements made by self-serving cretins who care nothing about the virtues of honesty, integrity, or truthfulness when they lay claim to knowing "fact" when no such "facts" exist to SUPPORT their claim. A similar dismissive blow-off statement about Soetoro's lack of a birth certificate was uttered by the Usurper's new Press Secretary within a week or two of the inauguration. He said something about the issue being "old news" and that the Usurper's birth certificate issue was a non issue and already a "moot argument."
But this is how liars work their charm.
They can't produce the evidence that would settle the issue, so they BLUFF and pretend that the issue in question isn't an "issue" or a question. The American people, apparently the dumbest pilgrims walking around the planet, accept these glib posturings as if they were legitimate and convincing. I can only hope that vendors with carts filled with rotted tomatoes will set up shop in front of the House where people enter to sit as "guests" in the gallery and give those "guests" an opportunity to vent their concerns about their "representatives' in a non vocal manner.
For anyone who wants to know just how flimsy and weak are the "facts" surrounding the Usurper's CIA-concocted family genealogy, his academic history, and his PhotoShopped "family photos," I urge you to read the seven part series of articles written by Don Nicoloff titled The Three Stooges Go to Washington.
I sorely hope that the day will soon arrive when patriots like Theresa Cao, possessed of genuine courage, loyalty, and a determined conviction to engage the NWO sellouts, are fetted and praised by freedom loving Americans from all over this country who understand the important contribution that these patriots are making to help rescue this nation from ruin and dissolution.
WASHINGTON — A woman interrupted U.S. Rep. Frank Pallone (D-NJ) today as the congressman read a passage from the Constitution on the floor of the House of Representatives.
The exercise of reading the Constitution as the newly elected 112th Congress opened session for the year had been running smoothly for some time, with each congressperson reading a few lines from the document.
But as Pallone took his turn, reading the line, "No person except a natural born Citizen, or a Citizen of the United States, at the time of the Adoption of this Constitution, shall be eligible to the Office of President," a woman in the gallery shouted, "Except Obama, except Obama, help us Jesus!" according to a report on TalkingPointsMemo.com.
According to a report on Slate, the woman is Theresa Cao, a birther activist. Birthers are a group of activists who believe President Barack Obama was not born in the United States.
The Sergeant at Arms was called in to remove and arrest her.
Birther Interrupts House Reading Of Constitution, Yells 'Help Us Jesus' (VIDEO)
Ryan J. Reilly | January 6, 2011
An apparent member of the birther movement seated in the gallery of the House of Representatives on Thursday interrupted a reading of the Constitution. The woman yelled out "Except Obama, except Obama, help us Jesus!" as Rep. Frank Pallone (D-NJ) read the "natural born citizen" clause of the Constitution.
The woman screamed out from the House Gallery as Pallone read Section 1 of Article Two of the United States Constitution, which reads that "No person except a natural born Citizen, or a Citizen of the United States, at the time of the Adoption of this Constitution, shall be eligible to the Office of President."
Members of the birther movement contend that President Barack Obama was born in Kenya and is not eligible for the office.
The Sergeant at Arms was called in, as they are in charge of removing those creating a disturbance on the House floor. An officer told the woman she was under arrest and removed her from the gallery as she yelled out "My name is Theresa," Politico reported.
Idaho Rep. Mike Simpson (R) banged the gavel to bring the House back to order.
"The chair will remind persons in the gallery -- the chair will remind all persons in the gallery that they are here as guests of the House and that any manifestation of approval or disapproval of the proceedings is in violation of the rules of the House," Simpson said. "The chair notes the disturbance in the gallery contravenes the law and rules of the House. The sergeant at arms will remove persons responsible for the disturbance and restore order in the gallery."
Pallone told TPM in an interview just now that he was randomly assigned to read the natural born citizen clause.
"We were reading on a first come, first serve basis. We were waiting in line and they went Republican, Democrat, Republican, Democrat -- like that," Pallone told me. "It was just coincidence that I ended up reading that section about natural born citizens being eligible."
The New Jersey Democrat said it was inappropriate for the woman to have interrupted the proceedings and that it was right to have her removed.
"I mean it's a fact that he's a natural born citizen, so I think it's just inappropriate for people to keep raising it. The problem is the people that keep raising it want to go against the facts," Pallone said. "I think that was an example of this phenomenon today. There's nothing he can do to make it go away because they just don't want to face the facts."
Members of the House should make the economy, and not distractions like the birther questions or the repeal of health care reform, the priority in this session, Pallone said. Republicans shouldn't push forward on health care repeal when they know it's something the Senate and the President wouldn't agree upon.
"It's like this natural born issue, it's just a waste of time," Pallone told me. "It takes away from the real issue, which is what are we going to do to improve the economy and create jobs."
Late Update: Representatives of Simpson and the Capitol Police did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
Dave Weigel reports he was told the woman was Theresa Cao, "a birther activist and supporter of court-martialed birther Lt. Col. Terry Lakin. On December 16, she told WorldNetDaily that she was "taking his message to the White House and Congress." She maintains a blog here and a Facebook page here."
[Ed. note: This story was updated after publication]
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