This action is brought pursuant to 42 U.S.C. 1981, 18 U.S.C. 241 and the First Amendment of the United States Constitution’s right to Freedom of Speech. Defendants have and continue to conspire against the rights of citizens in that they are actively engaged in ongoing internet intimidation, claim to be conducting illegal investigations into plaintiff’s personal life, actively involved in preventing allegations of illegal drug use and sexual activity involving Defendant Obama from becoming public knowledge.
Plaintiff states that he personally engaged in sexual activity and personally used illegal drugs in November 1999 with U.S. Senator Barack Obama on two separate occasions. Plaintiff states that he attempted to contact defendant Obama in the fall of 2007 to advise defendant Obama to make his 1999 use of illegal drugs public himself and that if he did not do so then plaintiff would have no choice but to come forward as defendants’ actions were relevant to his running for President of the United States. Defendant Obama ignored plaintiffs attempts to allow defendant Obama to reveal this information on his own.
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This is getting interesting..I heard Larry on two radio interviews and the guy is articulate and bright. As a mental health professional, I would not say he is psychotic or a sociopath, and at one point a lightbulb went off and my gut told me "he's telling the truth". He stated he simply wanted Obama to admit his more recent drug activity and to not lie to the American public.But if this is true, as a country can we forgive Obama this indescretion? So many are engaged in his campaign and Barack has amazing rhetoric. He was a great hope for the future. So the toll will be on the American psyche for having believed in him. Is this why the mainstream media has not latched on to this?
Well, it is clear that Obama hasn't been telling the truth about taking lobbyist money, so he very well could be lying about his recent use of cocaine as well.
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