The Ebola virus is secretly a biological weapon allowed into
the country by the Obama administration...
to further terrorist interests against Americans of the "Caucasian race and Jewish-Christian religion" according to a new lawsuit filed on Tuesday against several the country by the Obama administration...
members of the administration.
The complaint by Larry Klayman reads like a 27-page amplification of many
of the fears swirling around the two cases of the Ebola virus diagnosed
in the U.S. in recent weeks.
In this instance, that fear is steeped in several long-stewing conspiracy theories
about the current executive branch.
of the fears swirling around the two cases of the Ebola virus diagnosed
in the U.S. in recent weeks.
In this instance, that fear is steeped in several long-stewing conspiracy theories
about the current executive branch.
That's not surprising, given its author: Klayman is a well-known legal activist
who believes that President Obama was not born in the United States. He's filed "hundreds" of lawsuits against everything from the Obama administration
to Judicial Watch, an organization he founded. Sometimes, those suits are
at least moderately successful in court: his case challenging a portion
of the NSA's surveillance practices is pending before the U.S. Court
of Appeals for the D.C. circuit after a federal judge issued a blistering
decision in his favor.
who believes that President Obama was not born in the United States. He's filed "hundreds" of lawsuits against everything from the Obama administration
to Judicial Watch, an organization he founded. Sometimes, those suits are
at least moderately successful in court: his case challenging a portion
of the NSA's surveillance practices is pending before the U.S. Court
of Appeals for the D.C. circuit after a federal judge issued a blistering
decision in his favor.
In his latest suit, Klayman argues that the new Ebola screening procedures
at five U.S. airports aren't rigorous enough to stop the transmission of Ebola
into the U.S.. A lot of Americans agree with him on that point,
if a recent poll is any indication: two thirds of Americans would support
flight restrictions from Ebola-stricken companies in the name of stopping
further Ebola cases here, according to new Washington Post-ABC News numbers.
at five U.S. airports aren't rigorous enough to stop the transmission of Ebola
into the U.S.. A lot of Americans agree with him on that point,
if a recent poll is any indication: two thirds of Americans would support
flight restrictions from Ebola-stricken companies in the name of stopping
further Ebola cases here, according to new Washington Post-ABC News numbers.
However, it seems unlikely that such a strong majority of Americans will
follow Klayman's assertion as to why the administration isn't pursuing
flight bans or other more drastic prevention actions.
follow Klayman's assertion as to why the administration isn't pursuing
flight bans or other more drastic prevention actions.
The Obama administration's current screening strategy is actually "a reckless plan
to open the door not just to Defendant Obama’s infected fellow Africans,
but also American Muslim ISIS suicide terrorists who would intentionally
infect themselves with the deadly disease and thus spread it widely
in the United States," the complaint reads.
(Klayman believes Obama is a secret Muslim, which he points out
elsewhere in the complaint).... [...]washingtonpost.com
to open the door not just to Defendant Obama’s infected fellow Africans,
but also American Muslim ISIS suicide terrorists who would intentionally
infect themselves with the deadly disease and thus spread it widely
in the United States," the complaint reads.
(Klayman believes Obama is a secret Muslim, which he points out
elsewhere in the complaint).... [...]washingtonpost.com
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