[EnderWiggins]

"Even the CDC’s standard birth certificate in effect today doesn’t use the term “African” - and Alvin Onaka was one of the people who contributed to the recommeded certificates."

And that has exactly what top do with a birth certificate from 1961?

"But it’s a waste of time to point things out to you. The claims you supposedly heard from your “friend” have been proven from actual birth certificates to be a lie."

By who, you? Butter, you wouldn't recognize proof if it but you on the face. You still have no idea what the process was for assigning certificate numbers in 1961, and so your wild and wacky speculation remains precisely worthless.

"You’re still ignoring the fact that the DOH has now TWICE confirmed that the Factcheck COLB is a forgery."

This is entirely your hallucination. The DOH has never once confirmed anything other than that Obama was born in Hawaii, and that he is a natural born citizen.

The rest you just made up.

[DJ MacWoW]

The rest you just made up.

Butter this is called "fishing" and he's on the clock. He's gotten nothing of use. Keep it that way.

[edge919]

The DOH has never once confirmed anything other than that Obama was born in Hawaii, and that he is a natural born citizen.

The DOH called the COLB into doubt by saying Obama was born in Hawaii, but inexplicably so by citing documents other than the original birth certificate as proof. If the original birth certificate (and associated COLB) are legitimate, there's no reason to cite anything else for place of birth. The only reason to cite anything else is if the birth certificate is inadequate. No vital record maintained by the state of Hawaii declares anyone to be a natural-born American citizen. This was either a personal opinion or an outright lie. The bottom line is that the combination of these statements proves the alleged COLB is flawed and perhaps completely fraudulent.