The Taking America Back conference is scheduled to take place in Miami in September.

Americans have a choice to make, is the general idea. Voters must choose between “the world of standards and morality, self-government and accountability to God” on the one hand or on the other “the world of tyranny and ever-changing moral codes enforced by government.”

WorldNetDaily managing editor David Kupelian, author of the essay “Why I care about the Obama eligibility issue,” is scheduled to speak as is World Net Daily founder Joseph Farah. The latter has been a major source in pushing the birther argument and extensively plugged Corsi’s book, Obama Nation, which questions the legality of the Obama presidency.

Other Farah employees sheduled to speak at the conference include Floyd Brown, who says there’s no proof Obama was born in the the country, and Aaron Klein, who has also written a book questioning the legitimacy of the Obama presidency.

Also invited is Gary DeMar, president of religious right group American Vision. DeMar believes there are questions about Obama’s birth that need clearing up but “even more important,” he has written, is “for [the president] to demonstrate his constitutional loyalty to a nation built on Christian principles.”

Perennial senate and presidential candidate Alan Keyes refuses to refer to Obama as “president” and has filed a suit to gain access to Obama’s birth certificate.

Tancredo made waves among the birther movement and its detractors months ago when he flippantly said we could “Send Obama back to Kenya.”

Only one speaker on the list, Ann Coulter, has gone on record dismissing birtherism. She called the movement’s proponents “cranks”. It may be a long conference for Coulter.

[Original version reported and written by Andy Birkey at the Minnesota Independent.]

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The Wolf Auto “birther” billboard inspired by talk-radio host Peter Boyles and paid for by wingnut blogsite WorldNet Daily has been replaced. Commuters on I70 will no longer be confronted by the question “Where’s the Birth Certificate?” and be left to ponder Pres. Obama’s citizenship. Now they are being asked to consider, in the wake of the Fort Hood shootings, whether Obama is “President or Jihad,” a muddled but provocative question.

The new Wolf Auto Wheatridge billboard was captured today by blog site “Say It Ain’t So.” The childlike spelling and drawing that characterize the sign are sure to raise questions of authenticity. Is this the latest work of the Yes Men, this time looking to parody the conspiracy-driven right? No. It seems clear the sign is tied to recent Boyles rantings on the Fort Hood Shootings and U.S. politically correct culture and the threat Islam poses to America.

The sign reads “President or Jihad? Prove It! Wake Up America! Remember Ft. Hood!” Obama is presented in caricature, wearing a turban.

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