Taitz files in Mississippi on the eve of decision

The day before Judge Wingate’s hearing on Taitz v. Democrat Party of Mississippi, Orly Taitz filed a “Notice of new material facts” with the Court. Well, bless her heart, it contains a new fact that is material: one of the defendants, Loretta Fuddy, died, albeit what I would hardly call “under suspicious circumstances” given that the death was ruled accidental.

She also brings the conspiracy tableau up to date with these items:

• Obama had problems registering for health insurance due to ID verification problems.
• A decision by the District Court in Maryland dismissing Orly’s case there (not sure how that is material). Orly says her case wasn’t dismissed (true) but her complaint was dismissed. The judge just gave her another chance.
• Undocketed opinion (more below)
• Petition to submit Orly’s criminal claims to a federal grand jury.

The undocketed opinion is the story reported at The Fogbow and commented on here about someone messing with Orly on her web site, claiming that they had talked to the judge and purportedly gotten a copy of tomorrow’s orders, quoting from them to Taitz. Taitz wrote:

Plaintiff Taitz is greatly concerned about those claims, as there should not be any extrajudicial contacts between any employees of this court and any one of the parties. If such contacts exists (sic), that creates a suspicion of bias and lack impartiality. Taitz is requesting an investigation, discovery and administrative hearing on this matter.

Anyone with a ounce of sense would know that if any of the parties had improper advance notice from the court, the LAST thing they would do is to post it on Orly Taitz’ web site. Duh.