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Oh, Hawaii's Star-Bulletin and Advertiser newspapers published under their announcement sections documentation of his birth: http://i41.tinypic.com/1zv7lld.jpg Well, what have you got to say? |
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But seriously, I did take the time to review that FEMA "prison" tape posted in the OP and all anyone wants to do is argue about the Obama birth certificate silliness? There's 15 minutes of my life i'll never get back... :shifty: |
That inward turned barbed wire was a deliberate contractor mistake so they could get paid to come back and turn it the other way:yeah: I believe the contractor was named Blagojevich or something like that.
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Thanks for the opening SUBMAN , it really shows that investing in Aluminium foil manufacturers is going to be a good investment now that the chosen emu has done his dance for the naysayers |
Do the research! A certificate of live birth for Hawaii does not mean you were born there! You can get one as a minor if you become a citizen and Hawaii authoritys while admiting the document is real will not come out about if he was really born there. Notice that no Hospital is listed on the certificate. Ive never seen a birth certificate without a hospital listed.
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The real issue isn't a birth certificate. It's that some Americans still can't accept that a black guy named Barack Hussein Obama can ever be a real American.
To all those who are making an issue about Obama's birth certificate: If a white Republican President named John Smith produced a birth certificate that looked like that, would you say he wasn't an American? Didn't think so. |
Well said Max:yeah:
The one that realy tickles me is thse that say "this couldn't happen in Europe" Which is like saying a welsh fella couldn't be Prime minister of the UK |
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Oh and answering your own questions in the same post like you were actually giving someone a chance to answer is lame. |
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Yep, my bad, I should have, too. Just the whole tone of the remark (especially the second sentence) led me to that conclusion.
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Now I might say its a generational thing .....if it were not for the numbers of home births still nowadays |
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Now I might say its a generational thing .....if it were not for the numbers of home births nowadays |
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How would a home birth be verified, anyway? If there were no doctor present, who would testify as to the birth location. The parent would be the only one who could (unless witnesses were available). The existence of a birth certificate doesn't certify the birth location unless you're born in a hospital and a doctor attests to the birth.
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Its not far off 200 years with the backs and forths that my family became yanks and then Irish again and then yanks then Irish an....still ongoing. Birth in a hospital dn't mean ****all , but it does come in handy for paperwork ......unless the institution goes. |
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