Well, I’m sorry that Geller is still using TechDude’s “work” and claiming to be first to have exposed the fraudulent COLB.
But she was one of the early players in arguing that the COLB was bogus, although her evidence turned out to be weak. Apart from that—and I understand how annoying you find it—what she says here is certainly significant, including an excellent summary of the discoveries by various people concerning the hospital letter and the web scrubbing that have been going on all weekend.
The scrubbing of the internet. The letter to the hospital that was subsequently removed from their site. The way Snopes, Wikipedia, and UPI changed their avowals of the “truth” from one hospital to the other, without any embarrassing admissions that they had falsely sworn to what they now admit to be untrue for the past year or two.
There were other mistakes made by “TechDude” as well. But although her evidence was screwed up on that point, she was at least accidentally correct that the COLB is a forgery. And that the Selective Service record is a forgery. And that Obama has enough power to remove evidence from the WayBackMachine as well as FightTheSmears. And that even the New York Times has pulled a significant article, obviously because Obama demanded that they do so.
This includes is the work of many, many different people. But the whole thing is now coming together. The fact that Obama is scrubbing copies of the COLB from the net certainly reinforces the idea that the COLB is a forgery—as does his constant shifting of his supposed birth hospital.
I have been posting stuff on the BC question in another forum, where most of the members are liberals. I posted this article there, and so far the liberals have been remarkably silent. One of them now seems to agree that the COLB is bogus and Obama is illegitimate as POTUS.
We’ll see how this plays out. The real moonbats will never give in, but I think this MAY be a turning point, when suddently all those web sites that have been swearing by Obama change their stories and start swearing that something different is “the truth.”
It's not her evidence, but her decision-making that's screwed up. Only foolish pride can explain why she would continue to post a link to something she knows is bogus.
But, I have to question the poster on the wisdom (and timing) of this core dump. Geller only posted a link back to the TechDude article. It took someone who's been here on FR awhile to actually do this core dump. But, that's the nature of FR - there are some FReepers who never venture into other topics to see what's going on, or to get caught up to speed.
The YouTube video of Jerome Corsi, author of a book, “The Obama Nation,” of an Aug. 15 interview with Steve Doocy on Fox News has been pulled citing “This video has been removed due to terms of use violation.”
This video was cited in Factcheck’s “Born in the USA” article, published on August 21,2008.
Does anyone know for how long ago the video has been scrubbed? Was it just recently?