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On October 31st we announced our
intention to publish an
Open Letter to President-Elect Obama. In
effect, the letter would be a Petition for
Redress of a violation of the natural born citizen
clause of the Constitution (Article II, Section 1).
As we have previously detailed, there is a
growing body of evidence establishing
that Barack Obama may not be a “natural born” U.S.
citizen as is required to hold the office of
President.
We stated our intention to raise $90,000 to pay for
the publication of the full-page Open Letter in USA TODAY and
a room at the National Press Club to publicly
discuss any response by Mr. Obama.
The First Amendment to the Constitution
guarantees a citizen’s Right to Petition officials
of the Government for Redress (i.e., for a Remedy)
of alleged violations of the Constitution. Inherent
in the Right to Redress is the citizen’s Right to a
response. Under the law, when an official has a duty
to speak but fails to do so, his silence is
admission.
As of noon today, we have raised $20,818.01.
To be effective, we would need to publish
the open letter two weeks or more in advance of the
date (December 15, 2008) when the Electoral
College’s state electors are certified and cast
their votes. If Mr. Obama is not able to prove his
eligibility by then, the electors would have to cast
their votes for someone else for it would be treason
to the Constitution to do otherwise.
CLICK HERE to make a secure,
(tax deductible) donation
to the WTP Foundation.
AN ALTERNATE PLAN
Absent a dramatic increase in the level of
donations during the next few days, it will be
necessary to publish the ad in a regional edition of
USA TODAY, or in a major newspaper other than USA
TODAY.
We will proceed accordingly.
All donations received by the WTP Foundation since
October 31, 2008 are being used for the publication
of the Open Letter.
Click here to read the
draft full-page USA TODAY Letter to Obama.
See some of the EVIDENCE - read our 11/12 update.
DONATE: Click Here to make your secure,
(tax deductible) donation
to the WTP Foundation.
Click
here to see how much money we have raised
so far.
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