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7/20/2008

Sinclair’s blog appears to be down

I just hope he’s all right.

Open thread - except for Obamablognazis.

I was hoping to go to the race track today, but it looks like it’s about to rain…it’s been raining all weekend.
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Date: Sun, 20 Jul 2008 09:15:28 -0600
From: support@hostmonster.com
To: lws022737@hotmail.com
Subject: WEB HOSTING ACCOUNT DEACTIVATED for LARRYSINCLAIR0926.COM

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Death Certificates that have been posted online

Elvis Presley’s Death Certificate

And quite a few on the geneology pages like this one that didn’t even bother to X-out part of the person’s social security number.

Now why would host monster suspend the account for putting up a death certificate when death certificates are up all over the web? And without sending Sinclair an email about it?

Something is very odd here.

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And that doesn’t take into account that the Daily Kos’s Obama birth certificate is alleged by some to have been forged.

So isn’t that interesting? The Obama bloggers were saying it wasn’t legal to post this on the internet, and they were saying that Sinclair can’t possibly obtain these records.

Both of which turned out to be false. So what else have they been lying about?

Which turns out to be true in terms of Illinois law. I have taken down the links and will do further investigating.

Death records are not public records and are only available to those who have a personal or property right interest with the decedent. If you are not a relative of the deceased person, a letter or document from the office or agency that needs the death certificate must accompany the request.

But this is not ‘law’, and Vital Records turned over that death certificate to Sinclair when he paid the fee and did what was required without being someone with a ‘personal or property right interest with the decedent’.

So give me the law that gives someone a penalty for posting a death certificate within 20 years of the occurrence, OR stop bothering me about it.

On the one hand, it says they are not public records, but on the other, it says “if you are not a relative of the deceased person, a letter or document from the office or agency that needs the death certificate must accompany the request”.

So now we need to find out who released that death certificate and under what circumstances it was obtained. Because if Sinclair wrote a letter, paid the fee, and they sent it to him, then where’s the beef?

Sinclair is exposing it piece by piece.