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Did Common Law Really Grant Automatic US Citizenship Upon Birth Regardless Of Parentage?
ConstitutionallySpeaking ^ | 1/15/2010 | patlin

Posted on 01/14/2010 11:20:53 PM PST by patlin

So, did the framers really adopt a common law rule that automatically granted US citizenship upon birth as England did? Let’s take a look at what the US government had to say about certain children born on US soil at the time of the adoption of the constitution from recently acquired documents from the national archives. As I’ve stated in the past, one can not limit their research to such a narrow alley that keeps pertinent information from being brought out into the light. You can not define what ‘natural born’ means without looking into all the laws for all types of citizenship and therein lies the answer to the proverbial question: Is Barack H Obama constitutionally qualified to be president under the definition of ‘natural born’ citizen that was adopted & ratified in 1789 by the colonists?

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TOPICS: Conspiracy; Government; History; Politics
KEYWORDS: bammy; birthcertificate; birther; birthers; certificate; certifigate; dualloyalty; naturalborn; obama; usurper
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To: patlin

Listen, noob, your post at 9 says there is no such thing as dual citizenship.

You sound like you are having trouble understanding a lot of things...

Now you seem??? to be saying there is, (or at one time might have been) dual citizenship.

Until you get around to clearing your head out and stating a consistent position, well, I got better things to do...


21 posted on 01/15/2010 11:10:39 AM PST by djf (2010 in review: A handfull of Wall Street banks got way more help than Haiti!!!)
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To: jarofants

I have been here for a year. And I stand by my beliefs that a person born here is a citizen. Now I said nothing, though you obviously assumed much, about a person’s parents. Should a first generation citizen be President? Of course not! But I think that any one born here is a citizen and has every right as an American bestowed upon him.


22 posted on 01/15/2010 12:05:55 PM PST by Bad Jack Bauer (Fat and Bald? I was BORN fat and bald, thank you very much!)
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To: djf
Now there's an intelligent reply.
23 posted on 01/15/2010 7:03:59 PM PST by patlin (1st SCOTUS of USA: "Human life, from its commencement to its close, is protected by the common law.")
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To: Bad Jack Bauer
I have been here for a year. And I stand by my beliefs that a person born here is a citizen.

I've been here nearly nine years and I agree with you.

So does it seem the man with the gavel...

...and the gentleman facing the camera.

Wishing that Obama had not been elected doesn't change this.

24 posted on 01/16/2010 1:01:58 PM PST by Drew68
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To: stormer

“That is not a leagally recognized distinction”

Only to those who don’t recognize the Constitution.


25 posted on 01/16/2010 5:44:40 PM PST by reasonisfaith (Liberals are just creative enough to fall into their own intellectual trap.)
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To: Drew68

He had qualifications for citizenships of Great Britain and Kenya on the day he was born.

No amount of Bull Shit is going to paper over the fact that hes a natural born BRITISH citizen.

Yes, He is president. Just as a thief who drives a stolen car is the owner of that car.

My daughter was born in the states ... and she is a citizen. But she’s not a natural born citizen because her mother has foreign citizenship. Obama is the same. His presidency is a fraud.


26 posted on 01/17/2010 6:25:46 AM PST by PA-RIVER
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To: patlin

obumpa


27 posted on 01/19/2010 6:26:23 PM PST by Dajjal (Obama is an Ericksonian NLP hypnotist.)
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To: patlin

I believe that U.S. citizenship is a fraudulent construct, something that cannot legally exist because the United States is a corporation and not a country. We can be a citizen of the state in which we were born and a resident of the state in which we reside but we cannot be the citizen of a country that does not exist. Legally, the states are individual nations who have unwittingly contracted with a fraudulent corporation.


28 posted on 02/29/2012 7:49:39 PM PST by Sportster2005
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To: Sportster2005
Welcome newbie,

Actually citizenship as it was framed at our founding as well as the ratification of the 14th is not of fraudulent construct. I do believe the wording of the 14th may make it appear as if the 14th took power away from the states but when studied out, that is not the case.

Because a law is abused and in some cases down right ignored does not make the law fraudulent. Study it out

29 posted on 03/01/2012 6:57:15 AM PST by patlin ("Knowledge is a powerful source that is 2nd to none but God" ConstitutionallySpeaking 2011)
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