[hoosiermama]

Folks let's not make any conclusions:

First, we are not only dealing with different states, but different countries and cultures. FOrms from different departments: hospital, Registrar and even officer of a state.

Second, We are dealing with different times....Things are not always how they are today. Forms change, procedures change, requirements change.

Even dealing with similar documents they may be different: For example compare the Noble Birth Certificate: # 48310 Brn 1907 BC issued in 1967 by officer of the state isn't anything like the BCs BP posted earlier, and yet it is a legitamate BC from HI.

None of us have the expertise or facilities to authenticate any of the documents....In contrast neither do we have either to declare them faux. The most we can do is question inconsistancies.

“The real BC” will be hidden in sight. BOs minions are producing ones to confuse and keep an authentic one hidden.

OTOH Bo cannot be certain that he has scrubbed all documents. If the real thing appears, the minions will place doubt in our minds. Each one we examine that they haven't created will cause a reaction.....We saw that reaction when Orly/Smith who were both being discussed the first of this month....

[Candor7]

Agreed. The left is VERY desperate on this issue.

[BP2]

That's what makes this whole birth certificate issue truly asinine.

What better way to throw off any TRUE birth certificate that may emerge than to flood the internet with fakes, so that IF/WHEN the real one pops up, it's plausibility is thrown in doubt like the rest.

Nobody seems to know FOR SURE what Ann in the months from approximately Feb - Aug 1961. She may have left in December 1960 as far as we know after school in Hawaii ended.

And as much as the Left says they “know” Obama was born in Hawaii, they only are reporting the “facts” of the Certification, which as we know can exist based upon a document issued from another state or country.

That's why refuting or confirming these purported birth certificates are so important. We can't rely on “gut” feelings, although that DOES help steer the direction of investigation. Confirming facts, such as when the Republic of Kenya existed, the name of a Registrar, or if footprints are on hospital-issued birth certificates is the best way to confirm if a red herring is actually a smoking gun.