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Obama Faces Criminal Complaint in US District Court for Maine
By Anthony P. Keyter
Oct 31, 2009 - 12:48:53 AM


This iniquitous modus operandi, now employed in the US District Court for Maine, is often used by deceitful judges where criminal cases are filed against corrupt government officials which the federal courts do not wish to address. The subterfuge conveniently facilitates summary dismissal without investigation of the crimes and without due process of law. This mechanism is clearly what is intended for the criminal case against President Obama and his criminal co-conspirators in the US District Court for Maine.

http://www.magic-city-news.com/Main...int_in_US_District_Court_for_Maine12526.shtml

 

I marvel at the temerarious opprobrium of your question.

(And I do hereby resolve to imbibe referenced verbiage into my regular conversation with much superfluity.)

 

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It seems to me that this thread delves into the cataphatic discourse much more so than its antithesis.

 

It seems some of you patiently meander through dangling participles forthwith in much haste.

 

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