It is a hoax. This is what I said to the jackasses passing it around:

1. "In a related matter, under growing pressure from several groups, Justice Antonin Scalia announced that the Supreme Court agreed on Tuesday to hear arguments concerning Obamas legal eligibility to serve as President in a case brought by Leo Donofrio of New Jersey."

Bald faced lie.

Leo's case is over. His words. Leo states on his web site that the next legal action most likely to succeed and the correct legal one is the Quo Warranto. That is his position whether people agree or disagree.

2. If the USJF had the documents, they would be posted on their web site. They are not.

I just got off the phone with Gary Kreep's office. That's what you do to verify something. You go to the source.

No, the Occidental transcripts have NOT been released. The woman I spoke with said they have been hounded over this "April Fools Day joke." I thanked her with the comment that it's a shame we have to waste our time chasing down unverified trash put out on the Internet. 

Credibility is everything. How Obama aka Soetoro and his handlers must be laughing...

That fairy tale below is plastered all over the Internet with NOTHING to back up the yellow ink. Where is one single link to the alleged Daily Mail news item? Can't find one. Oh, that's right, it's all been scrubbed from the Internet --- including the alleged transcripts which the very legal foundation who issued the subpoenas says have not been released. My, my.

I went to the link (source) of this April 1st posting. " UCT wrote" --- who is UCT?

Most likely an Obama supporter putting out disinformation for the fish to bite on.

More garbage slung around the Internet and the world.

Devvy

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