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To: Arizona Carolyn
I heard that this morning on CTV and it bodes an ill wind for Dannielynn who, as I understand it, is not legally a Bahamain Citizen since her mother was not a citizen.

What you just wrote does not make sense to me. Can you explain it better to me. No that is not a loaded question :-)
1,850 posted on 03/13/2007 4:11:41 PM PDT by stlnative (The Queen of Spelling & Grammar Errors! - http://community.webshots.com/user/dannielynnhopebirkhead)
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To: stlnative
What I was trying to say is all of a sudden the Bahamian courts are acting like she IS a citizen when we know legally she is not a citizen of the Bahamas because her mother was not a citizen. She cannot apply to be a dual citizen (USA/Bahamas) until she is 18. It sounded this morning on CTV that the Bahamian Court is going to circumvent that since they are saying she is a Bahamian Citizen and they are not going to let her go anywhere outside the Bahamas.

That's why I said this bodes poorly for Dannielynn, because if the Bahamas decide she is worth a lot of money to their country they may try and find legal loopholes to force her to stay there in the Bahamas... for the same reason so many others seem to be interested in this child -- her money.

For all we know, if the inquest goes as poorly for HKS as predicted they could place her into foster care in the Bahamas.

2,022 posted on 03/13/2007 8:06:40 PM PDT by Arizona Carolyn
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