[Mr. K]

I write computer software for a living- I have WRITTEN imagin software. I knew it was a fake within the first half hour of its release.

[MeshugeMikey]

Heck Yes. As soon as I opened the PDF file....I knew it was a jive fake

[MMaschin]

I also immediately thought it was a fake.

When I was in the military the office in which I worked was responsible for filling out a lot of forms. For each different form, a separate typewriter was setup with the tab stops setup for that form. That allowed the typist to efficiently fill out the form.

The hospital that Obama was supposedly born at handled on average 50 births a day. They would have setup at least one, probably more, typewriters to generate birth certificates. These typewriter would have been used only to generate birth certificates.

When you see a typed form, such as a birth certificate, you will notice that many of the fields line up, this is where tab stops are set. Fields will be input left justified at the location of these tab stops.

What I immediately noticed with Obama's BC, is that the fields are not left justified. It appears that whomever typed the document, attempted to center the input into the form fields - this makes ZERO sense. The person responsible for generating this birth certificate (if generated at the named hospital), would be responsible for typing MANY BC's every day - that is probably their main (if not only) job function. Why would they try to center the data on Obama's? They wouldn't.

All computer forgery aside, there is absolutely no way that a person who typed out multiple birth certificate every day would fill out one in this manner. So, right off the bat, one thing is certain about Obama's BC, it was not processed by someone familiar with typing out birth certificates. And that is a real problem with the document if it's supposed to be 'hospital generated' from the hospital in which the majority of all HI birth occur.