1968 School Record: Indonesian National
I did. I'm still right.
In the second paragraph. “(if any of the above-mentioned acts or conditions have been performed by or apply to the applicant, or to any other person included in the passport or documentation, the portion which applies should be struck out...)”
The “any of the above-mentioned acts or conditions” is speaking about the statement above it (paragraph 1) on page 1
That's right.
But when they say "the portion which applies should be struck out", they OBVIOUSLY ARE STILL TALKING ABOUT PARAGRAPH 1 AND ONLY PARAGRAPH 1, not about striking out stuff all over the application.
I know that it's going to be hard for you guys to admit you were wrong after going out on a limb about this. But you're not helping LTC Lakin here and your interpretation of the instructions is absurd.
Here's a test: Find an intelligent person who is not emotionally involved in this issue. Have them read the application, and without telling them your opinion, ask them what the instructions in paragraph 2 mean.
OBVIOUSLY, anyone, in filling out a passport application, might make a mistake and cross something out. Does that always mean they are renouncing their US citizenship. No, that would be ABSURD.
BTW I think the Soebarkah name is real interesting and might even have something to do with an adoption by Lolo. But this application does not in itself prove that Obama was adopted or renounced his citizenship. There will have to be additional documentation to show that.
Under the circumstances from all we know, it was likely a clumsy attempt by Dunham Soetoro to get Obama jr a US passport without proper documentation. She was a little con-artist
BTW I think the Soebarkah name is real interesting and might even have something to do with an adoption by Lolo. But this application does not in itself prove that Obama was adopted or renounced his citizenship. There will have to be additional documentation to show that.
Obama likely never had a US citizenship. We're still waiting for him to cough up that birth certificate that he has plastered to his forehead.