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Guira's source was Maya. Neither the reporter nor Maya have ever retracted the article. Maya, who worked on Obama's Presidential campaign in 2008 had AMPLE opportunity to correct this story if it were a mistake.
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Posted on 09/26/2009 5:49:00 PM PDT by DavidFarrar
I know it to be common knowledge that Maya Soetoro, Obama’s half-sister, once stated that Barack was born in Queen's Medical Center, Honolulu, Hawaii. But recently I have been debating this point with a fellow blogger at the Atlanta Journal-Constitution under at article by Jay Bookman, entitled: Birthers aren’t conservative, they’re just nutty, who maintains that, in fact, Maya Soetoro didn't actual say that. It was actually written by a student, Bennett Guira, who wrote it as part of his Obama bio assay, and the quote was later picked up and erronisously attributed to Maya Soetoro. The source she quotes can be found by clicking here.
ex animo
davidfarrar
Doe4sn’t matter where he was born . His father was Kenyan and that means he is not a natural born citizen of the USA .
Yes, I understand, and thank you for your comment. But it is important to correct the record when necessary, least we be considered “nutters”, which, of course, we are not.
Don’t you agree?
ex animo
davidfarrar
10-4 !
-PJ
Here is one source:
The
Rainbow Edition News Letter, published by the
Education Laboratory School, produced in its
November 2004 Edition an article from an interview
with Obama and his half-sister, Maya Soetoro, in
which the publication reports that Obama was born
August 4, 1961 at Queens Medical Center in
Honolulu, Hawaii. Four years later, in a February
2008 interview with the Hawaiian newspaper Star
Bulletin, Maya Soetoro states that her half-brother,
Obama, was born August 4, 1961, this time in
Kapiolani Medical Center for Women & Children.
http://www.obamacrimes.com/103008US%20Supreme%20Court%20Writ%20of%20Certiorari.pdf
Michael Medved claims two Honolulu papers had birth notices for Barry.
Classic.
Here is proof that Maya did say that:
The Rainbow Edition November 2004 Education Labaratory School.
“Barack Obama was born on August 4,
1961 at the Queen’s Medical Center in
Honolulu, Hawaii.”
http://obamacrimes.com/103008Exhibit%20Charter%20Schools%20Rainbow%20Edition%20Newsletter.pdf
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Guira's source was Maya. Neither the reporter nor Maya have ever retracted the article. Maya, who worked on Obama's Presidential campaign in 2008 had AMPLE opportunity to correct this story if it were a mistake.
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I'm still waiting for a BELIEVABLE explanation as to why there are THREE versions of the same letter, all with different tabbing, line-lengths and spacing:
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Yes, but as far as I know, neither mentioned the hospital.
ex animo
davidfarrar
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What fascinates me about this issue of Obama's birth hospital in Hawaii is this:
As far as I know, not a single Hawaii hospital has come out officially and declared that it is the birthplace of one President Obama of the United States. Nothing. nada.
I find that strange.
1. So I suggest this: Skilled investigative reporters---and politicians who believe that Obama is hiding his past on purpose---should put tremendous pressure on Hawaii's Queen's hospital to officially come out with a statement that Obama was born there or not born there.
2. Obviously, Obama could not have been born in two or more Hawaii hospitals at the same time.
3. So I don't see why the Hawaii hospitals where Obama was NOT born could not make a public official statement that Obama was not born there.
4. Such an action by the non-Obama birthplace Hawaii hospital would certainly put a lot of pressure on Obama's Hawaii birth hospital, if there is one, to finally come out and say that Obama was indeed born there.
5. So, again, I say we begin with Hawaii Queen's hospital and put a lot of pressure on Queen's hospital to publicly officially state whether or not Obama was born there.
Has anyone bothered to look in other public library microfiche files in other cities around the country to see if there was a edition of those 2 news papers sent to other cities and cross reference to see if those 2 news papers in Hawaii is bogus ?
Good point. I don’t see why any hospital can’t publish the fact that someone wasn’t born in their facility.
ex animo
davidfarrar
I read the HIPAA and I agree the only restrictions are on release of medical records, and if they don’t exist there apparently is no harm done.
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