Most hospital generated BC's have become pretty much identical over the decades and throughout the World.
First of all, please read my reply at #45, as well as reading this, because there's a lot of information there that is relevant here as well.
First of all, the Bomford certificate is not 'hospital generated'. Nor would the alleged Obama certificate be 'hospital generated' if somehow it was genuine. That's not how it works in Australia, and the language on the alleged Obama certificate indicates it wouldn't be how it worked with that certificate either, if it were genuine which I assure you, it is not.
Secondly, while I agree that a lot of birth certificates around the world are similar, they are not identical. The Bomford certificate is however, identical to a South Australian birth certificate of its period. Not just similar, identical. No other birth certificate from any other place in Australia or from another time period in Australia looks identical to that one (let alone ones from other countries). Very similar at times, but not identical.
That image there shows five Australian birth certificates (including the Bomford one at 4) as its first five images. Number six is an English birth certificate, number seven is Canadian, and number eight is Rhodesian.
The Bomford birth certificate shares similar features to the other Australian certificates because it is one. It's not identical because they do change from state to state and from time to time, somewhat. But the basic format which is laid down in Australian law (not Kenyan law, and not British law) has been consistent for at least five decades.
The pertinent parts are: Hospital name; attending doctor or midwife (with signature); registrar name & date (with signature); and stamp of registration. Without those, everything else can be fraudulent, as has been tried to passed of as a CERTIFICATE. People forget that that simply computer generated document was a CERTIFICATION of Live Birth that Hawaii issued to anyone who wanted verification of ANY live birth.
I have absolutely no argument with the idea that Obama's Hawaiian certificate might be a fake, or that even if its real it proves nothing about where it was actually born. I know virtually nothing about Hawaiian birth certificates, and I'm not in any position to say anything at all about them.
What I do know quite a lot about is Australian birth certificates, and I also know a fair bit about those from other Commonwealth nations. And the Bomford certificate looks exactly like what it's supposed to be.
I'm not saying Obama is a natural born citizen of the United States, because I've no way of assessing that claim. I'll leave that to others to do, but I am perfectly prepared to believe that it's possible he was born outside the United States and that a genuine document may be found at some point that proves that he was. But this alleged birth certificate is not that document, it is a pretty obvious fake to anybody who has dealt with Australian birth certificates over any period of time.
What concerns me is that if people are taken in by a patent fraud like the alleged Kenyan certificate based on the Bomford certificate, it's going to make it much easier for them to be discredited even if they are right about other documents in the future. I don't want to see that happen. I don't want to see genuine evidence discredited because people believed a fake in the past. I can understand why initially people latched on to this alleged Kenyan certificate. I clicked on the threads myself in the hope I'd see something that could potentially remove Obama from office. But the instant I saw it, I realised that this looked like an Australian certificate, and while I initially wondered if it was possible Kenya had adopted a similar form, research rapidly showed me that this was not the case. This is a modified South Australian certificate. It is based off the Bomford certificate - to what extent I'm not sure. I don't know if a few details were just photoshopped, or if the fraud was more sophisticated than that. But the Bomford document was used as a template.