Early on in this whole affair, someone, I don’t recall who it was, reported rumors of three birth certificates for the child. The first one was supposed to be from the hospital in Mombasa, Kenya. The second birth certificate was supposed to be Canadian, and the third one being the Hawaiian birth certificate.
A hypothetical scenario explaining three birth certificates runs something like this:
Ann gives birth in Mombasa, Kenya, and the child receives a first birth certificate in the normal course of such affairs.
When Ann tries to arrange for her flight back to the United States with her newborn child, the airline insists she must have the necessary docuemnts for the entry of her newborn child into the United States before the ticket/s can be sold or used. Since the father is British Kenyan and she is not yet old enough at eighteen years of age to confer U.S. citizenship to the newborn child, the U.S. Consul says they cannot recognize the newborn as a U.S. citizen on her passport. Consequently, Ann can only take the child to another British Commonwealth nation without the child’s father and his passport.
Meanwhile, Madelyn Dunham has already arranged to file for a birth certificate in Hawaii on behalf of her daughter’s newborn child on the basis of Ann’s residence in Hawaii. This filing with the State of Hawaii is reported routinely to the local newspapers and included in the customary birth announcements, but with a false address because the parents did not actually live together.
Unable to enter the United States directly without the U.S. birth certificate in hand for the child, Ann takes a flight to the British Commonwealth country of Canada, with Vancouver, British Columbia being convieniently close to their former home and acquaintances in Seattle, Washington. After her arrival in Canada, Ann receives delivery of the U.S. birth certificate, or she obtains a third birth certificate from Canada as a delayed report of birth in a Commonwealth nation. If she obtained a Canadian birth certificate for the newborn, she used it to take advantage of the relaxed requirements for U.S. border crossing granted to Canadian citizens. Once she and the newborn are across the border and in the United States, Ann discards the Canadian birth certificate and uses the Hawaiian birth certificate Madelyn Dunham sends to her in Seattle for the child.
In such a scenario, a close look at the original Hawaiian birth certificate may reveal a report of a foreign birth registered in Hawaii, which would inevitably lead to questons about Barack Hussein Obama Jr.’s having any U.S. citizenship in addition to his native born British citizenship, and set off a whole new chain of events.
Makes sense to me. Makes a whole lot of sense.
Good post. Your explanation seems plausible.
Thanks for laying all that out. I got interested in the BC saga after the election, in fact not too long before this thread started. Therefore, I did not know about the 3 bc rumor. Your explanation is certainly plausible. I hope at some point we finally know. Thanks again.