[Red Steel]

Yes, Obama has millions of campaign funds left around to spend. It's a real problem for a forger to get hold of a long BC form circa 1961 -- maybe getting the same old paper is easier to print a duplicate form on it. The forger would need a doctor's or mid-wife's signature, et al. Forging the signature of a dead doctor or mid-wife would be the way to go. The forger would need an old typewriter and ribbon to go with it. After the forger completed a forged professional looking document. He'd have to switch it with the real one. Get someone on the inside to switch it and to get rid of any supporting documents.

The question, is Obama hiding something that would destroy his presidency, and if that's the case, does he have the balls to go through with it?

[hoosiermama]

A freeper who is a court clerk said that in order for a paper from the court house to be used as evidence in court, it must be picked up by a court clerk and hand delivered with LEO accompaniment to the stand. They then must swear it has never been out of their sight as does the LEO.

In this case I want a locked brief case, military transportation and the FBI to be involved.

[john mirse]

Does this Obama eligibility mess fit into some type of catch-22?

As I see it, this Obama birth certificate mess is a Catch-22:

1. On the one hand, we need the courts help so that we can see Obama's Hawaii long form birth certificate ---the one with the doctor and birth hospital names on it---in order to prove whether or not Obama is eligible to be president. This sounds reasonable to me.

2. But, on the other hand, the courts say that they cannot allow us access to Obama's Hawaii long form birth certificate until we prove that Obama is NOT eligible.

3. I'm screaming at the courts: If we could prove that Obama was NOT eligible without referring to the long form birth certificate, we would do so, and we would not need the courts to help us get Obama's long form birth certificate in the first place!

Is this crazy or what?

[EBH]

Gee I have an old circa 1950’s typewriter in the basement with the ribbon. It does still work....hmmm....