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Where does it say in the affidavit that the document is valid or authentic?

Are you serious? Did you actually read the affidavit?

Paragraph 11: "I declare, certify and verify under penalty of perjury under the laws of the United States of America that the foregoing statement of the fact and description of circumstances and events are true and correct".

Note the words statement, description, circumstance and event are all in the plural form to include the validity of everything stated in the affidavit.

He only swears that he bribed a guy in Kenya to look the other way while he obtained it.

Now you're claiming he is admitting to the federal government he bribed someone to obtain a forged document! Not only would that defeat the purpose of proving BO/BS wasn't born in the U.S. but would also ensure his going to prison! LOL!!!! No one in his or right mind would purposely lie in writingto the federal government so they can go to a federal prison!!! LOL again!!

Your statements are becoming more ludicrous with each post and only prove the weakness of your argument. I hope your BO's/BS's defense attorney.

He did not lie in the affidavit, as far as I can tell.

But that doesn't mean that what he presents as a “birth certificate” is an authentic document.

He would have perjured himself in the affidavit only if:

-He did not actually go to Kenya.
-He did not actually bribe someone to “look the other way”.
-He wasn't born in Iowa.
-He wasn't 29 at the time.

And so on. In short, if someone sold him a falsified document and he believed that document was authentic, he wouldn't be perjuring himself.

But his affidavit in no way validates the document as authentic as a birth certificate for BHO beyond it being the same document he obtained in Kenya.

Now you're claiming he is admitting to the federal government he bribed someone to obtain a forged document! Not only would that defeat the purpose of proving BO/BS wasn't born in the U.S. but would also ensure his going to prison!

No one in the United States is going to go to prison in the U.S. for having greased someone's palm overseas in the circumstances described.