As WorldNetDaily had originally documented, Wikipedia took people to task over just how much information would be allowed on the President’s wiki entry. Now, after some (including myself) had taken note about another wiki entry concerning the Presidents’ places of birth, they have once again scrubbed another entry. First, here’s the page — now archived — ...
Christopher Strunk, who has been attempting to retrieve key documents via his Freedom of Information Act request, yesterday gave notice of the following documentation service: U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia Case 08-cv-2234 CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE On February 22, 2009, I, Christopher Earl Strunk, under penalty of perjury pursuant to 28 USC 1746, caused the service of four ...
Chris Strunk, who has filed two Freedom Of Information Act requests concerning Dunham / Soetoro (Obama) records, received a response to a 101608 FOIA on Ann Dunham and 112208 expanded FOIA dated 01/12/09. Further, Mr. Strunk mentioned the following: As yet I have not heard from the Court in regards to my motion for the amended supplement to include US ...
Chris Strunk, who is a Republican running for New York’s Senate District 18 and Plaintiff pro se in certain Chris Strunk NY Cases, has provided an update regarding his Freedom of Information Act request: Dateline Friday 1/2/09: As of today I received the go ahead from the DC District Court for the FOIA case (08-cv-2234) in re the Dunham ...
Christopher Strunk, being pro se in two cases (one in DC District Court and another appealing to the Supreme Court), served the Supreme Court with an application for Writ of Mandamus to Associate Justice Ginsburg yesterday and served the DC District Court with a Writ as well. The following is an excerpt from an email I ...
Below is part of an email that was received from americamustknow.com regarding Christopher Strunk’s Writ of Mandamus from New York. He is actually involved in four cases in the State (CountUsOut is following the story via this site — thanks!)… ...