Soto-Garcia Home Safe

Cleotilde Lucero Soto-Garcia, of this post, is no longer missing. She came home to her family in Manhattan, Kansas, this morning She disappeared on August 30, and had apparently gone to Texas, where she and her family used to live. It is always good to see a case like this resolved happily.

 

Evolution Of A Kansas State Objections Board Meeting

Here are the minutes of the State Objections Board Meeting, held in Manhattan Kansas this morning, by Kris Kobach. The meeting was held to determine the authenticity of the latest "birther" complaint about President Obama, lodged by one Joe Montgomery, of Manhattan, Kansas. The tweets were made by Chad Manspeaker, of the City Council in Manhattan, and were printed by the Topeka Capital Journal.

10:11 a.m. | Manspeaker tweets: “Meeting adjourned and Obama stays on the ballot.”
10:05 a.m. | Manspeaker tweets: “Motion to accept and adjourn the meeting.”
10:04 a.m. | Manspeaker tweets: “LT Govs office and AG office want this over. Kobach actually try to run things by the book. Not gonna let this lady speak.”
10:02 a.m. | Manspeaker tweets: “Kobach speaking now. Motion to accept documents and adjourned meeting. Kobach dragging feet other two want this over”
10 a.m. | Manspeaker tweets: “Bringing meeting to Order. AG and LT Gov. Didn’t bother to show up. Kobach only statewide here.”
10 a.m. | Manspeaker tweets: “She just got brushed off by Kris Kobach. #ksleg. Doesn’t look good for the birthers.”
9:58 a.m. | Manspeaker tweets: “National Northern movement lady from California trying to get to testify. #ksleg. Press going wild.”
9:55 a.m. | City Councilman Chad Manspeaker (@manspeaker) tweets: “Here to see if our state leaders continue their nonsense.” And: “Protesters and folks in Obama shirts outside of the Memorial building downtown”
9:50 a.m. | The Hutchinson News reports “more than 600 fair-goers signed an informal petition criticizing the State Objections Board for delaying a decision last week on whether President Obama is eligible to appear on the November ballot.” http://bit.ly/StKIMK
9:42 a.m. | Orly Taitz, who has been called the “birther queen,” has indicated on her website (www.orlytaitzesq.com) that she intends to attend Monday’s hearing. She is known for combative speeches and making incendiary claims.
9:40 a.m. | The objections board scheduled Monday’s meeting in response to a Manhattan resident who objected to Obama being on the ballot. The meeting was set before Joe Montgomery dropped his challenge, citing animosity and intimidation.
9:32 a.m. | Community activist Sonny Scroggins says he has been protesting at the secretary of state’s office since 7:45 a.m. He said he is joined by seven others.

Looks like the meeting was a regular career maker for ole' Kris Kobach. It also looks like he does not get to run anyone out of the country today, and does not get to take away my choice of candidate in the upcoming election.

 

Fat Kansas Toad Withdraws Plea To Remove President From Ballot

Joe Montgomery, that ugly, fat toad living in Manhattan, Kansas, has rescinded his dumbass request to remove our President from the ballot. It seems that his birther nonsense about Obama's father's birth outside of the United States brought up some similar concerns about Mitt Romney. Since Obama's dad was merely born elsewhere because his family lived elsewhere, and Mitt Romney's dad was born elsewhere because he wanted to engage in criminal activity, (sex crimes, polygamy) this naturally caused others who do not live in Kansas and share the same inbred genetic mental malfunctions as Mr. Montgomery to question the obvious racism underscored by his nonsensical request. Mr. Montgomery also realized that the republican candidate would have to be omitted from the ballot as well.

The truth here is that a lot of white people in Kansas are prejudiced against any culture that does not hail from Northern Europe and favor some type of christianity practised almost exclusively by white people. Teachers in public schools in Kansas still must be reminded to shut their yaps about Obama being the Antichrist (really.) and told again and again that if our President was truly Muslim, his better half would not appear on national television in sleeveless dresses. In light of the easily googled fact that Mitt Romney's dad was also born outside of the United States, it seems fitting that Joe Montgomery apologize to President Obama for his verbal flatulations before the State Objections Board because he doesn't like the President because the President's father is black! Once again, Kansas, is skin color really that much of an issue for all of you?

 

Update: I spoke too soon. Apparently, Kansas is still taking this crap seriously, and meeting tommorrow about it. Don't they realize that if they eliminate Obama, Romney will have to go bye-bye for the same reason?

Prejudiced Kansas Resident Who Belongs In Lunatic Asylum

There's a man named Joe Montgomery, who pitched a deep seated concern, out of what sounds like some deep seated racism, about President Obama's nomination for president by the Democratic National Convention. Since Obama was born in Hawaii, and his birth certificate clearly says so, the good Christian folk of Kansas, and Kris Kobach, Secretary of State for Kansas and author of Arizona's extremist "papers please" policies, aimed at Hispanics; are harassing the President from a different angle....they want him off the ballot because his FATHER was born elsewhere. But since the republicans have produced a candidate whose skin is milky white, there has been no notice taken of the fact that Mitt Romney's father was born in Mexico! In Kansas, it's all about the skin color!

 

Take a good, long look at this regurgitated copy of Bishop Romney's birth certificate, people of Kansas. His father was born in Mexico! And do you know why he was born in Mexico? Because his father, before him, wanted the privilege of boffing as many different women as his resources would allow, while keeping them captive. It's a Mormon thing.

 

Is the color of the President's skin really that much of a problem for you, Kansas???

 

Kris Kobach can be reached at 785-296-4564 between 8AM and 5PM Central Time. His office will be hearing from me tommorrow, because I decided a long time ago that I will vote for Obama in 2012, and I will flip out if they take away my right to vote for the candidate I choose. Especially if they leave old Mitt "Vote For Me Because I'm White" Romney on the ballot, as the only choice, while his father's birthing situation was the same!

 

For your viewing pleasure, here is the fat toad I mentioned earlier, Joe Montgomery, trying to make his prejudism sound like it's moral and good, when it stinks of injustice.

 

New Website, Media For The Missing

About a year ago, a young woman named Stephanie Coplen started a program from Manhattan, Kansas, called Media For The Missing. It's primary purpose is to keep pictures of missing people of all ages on the internet and in public places, where the images can be seen frequently. Between ten and fifteen percent of missing people are brought home by picture recognition, which is a significant number. Also, Media For The Missing introduces many programs to raise awareness of the increasing number of missing persons and programs to teach safety to children. I already like it.

Another big asset, in my opinion, for Media For The Missing, is that it is in Kansas. Crossing Kansas City is a network of highways which can take one literally anywhere in the continental United States. I have always wondered why there is not more focus on missing persons, since it is not unfathomable that a criminal who had just kidnapped someone and did not wish to be found might come through Kansas City on his way to anywhere. This makes Kansas a very important place to display missing persons posters and raise awareness.

Stephanie Coplen laments that her organization is not eligable for very many grants, and reaching the number of people she wishes to reach has been difficult. I will give you the link: Media For The Missing, and you can peruse the site. It is well worth looking at.