Is there more to Orly Taitz's Obama birth obsession than this or just mere insanity

In July 2006, according to the Orange County Registrar newspaper, there was a pro Israel rally. Taitz was there.

Orange County Registrar:

The crowd of mostly Jewish people held up signs that read "We stand with Israel" and "Free Lebanon from Hezbollah."

"It is unfortunate that collateral damage happens, but it is necessary to exterminate terrorist groups like Hamas and Hezbollah," Laguna Niguel resident Orly Taitz, 45, said.



Now, of course, there is nothing wrong with free speech. But, it is interesting that Taitz would still continue with her claim that Obama is not a natural born citizen even though the Kenya birth certificate has veen verified as fake. Keep in mind is that Taitz represented Alan Keyes in his lawsuit that Obama wasn't a natural born citizen.



Here is more about Orly Taitz and how she got her U.S. citizenship:


She said she was raised in Kishinev (or Chisinau, now the capital of Moldova), but was granted permission in 1981 to leave and join an uncle who had moved to Israel; once there, she learned Hebrew and earned a degree in dentistry from Hebrew University. Her chance to get to America—a place her father had always told her was full of opportunities to reap the rewards of hard work—came in 1987, when one of her mother’s fellow schoolteachers offered to set her up with a software engineer named Yosef Taitz who was visiting from California; on their second date, she said, he proposed, and she accepted. (They got married in Las Vegas.)

Taitz opened a dental practice, which now has offices in the upper-middle-class Orange County enclaves of Mission Viejo and Rancho Santa Margarita, and got a law degree by correspondence from William Howard Taft University; meantime, the pair had three sons, the eldest of whom is now a student at Cornell University.

She said she learned about the “eligibility issue” last summer, after reading a blog item about Obama’s childhood school enrollment in Indonesia under his stepfather’s surname, Soetoro. (One question she posed in our conversation was about whether Obama had ever legally changed his name back from Soetoro, and if not, whether he was inaugurated under the wrong name.)

In October, she contacted California Secretary of State Debra Bowen—a Democrat—to ask whether her office had verified Obama’s citizenship status; when Bowen’s office responded that she had not, Taitz retorted with a series of angry letters to local newspapers, earning her an invitation to address a meeting of an anti-illegal immigration group, and, in turn, an invitation to appear on the radio with Wiley Drake, who happened to be running for vice-president on the American Independent Party ticket headed by Alan Keyes—the onetime diplomat and four-time presidential candidate who ran, as a Republican, in the 2004 Illinois Senate race that Obama ultimately won.

(h/t Tablet)