Posted on 10/15/2008 12:16:15 PM PDT by cycle of discernment
http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2008/oct/14/the-jihadist-vote/
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This is an interesting excerpt from the article:
“- Another question yet to be resolved is whether Mr. Obama is a natural born citizen of the United States, a prerequisite pursuant to the U.S. Constitution. There is evidence Mr. Obama was born in Kenya rather than, as he claims, Hawaii. There is also a registration document for a school in Indonesia where the would-be president studied for four years, on which he was identified not only as a Muslim but as an Indonesian. If correct, the latter could give rise to another potential problem with respect to his eligibility to be president.
Curiously, Mr. Obama has, to date, failed to provide an authentic birth certificate which could clear up the matter.”
mmmmmmmmmmmm
starting to get traction
Now that’s getting out the vote. /sarc
Great post. Frank Gaffney lays it on the line, and let’s hope McCain does the same tonight.
Why hasn’t Obama’s certified birth certificate been demanded by the highest courts?
Another interesting excerpt:
“- A Federal Election Commission (FEC) employee has reportedly been warning for months about evidence that the Obama campaign has received as much as $200 million almost half of his total donations, in amounts less than $200. That is below the threshold for donor information Mr. Obama has chose to report to the FEC - unlike the Clinton and McCain campaigns which have reported all donor information.
Of the $200 million, between $30 million and $100 million are from the Mideast, Africa and other places Islamists are active. It is unclear whether - as seems likely - these funds come not only from Wahhabis, Muslim Brotherhood types and jihadists of other stripes but from non-U.S. citizens. Such contributions would be not only worrying but illegal.
Although the FEC has studiously ignored the problem to date,”
Move on, nothing here but right wing scare tactics.
So which country issued his passport? I assume it was the USA. if so, then he had to show a birth certificate, or an abstract of birth which I did when I applied for a passport. I would be both surprised, and happy if he wasn’t a US citizen. we’ll see bout dat.
There are two lawsuits currently in rhe courts concerning this issue, one in PA and one in WA.
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