Hawaii had a law saying that the HDOH could decide the form of the birth certificates but they had to include AT LEAST all the information that was required on the federal government’s standard birth certificate. The agency which comes up with the recommended standard certificates has changed names over the years; now it’s under the Centers for Disease Control (CDC).
To find out what would have been REQUIRED for a BC in Hawaii to be considered legally complete in 1961, then, I went to the CDC’s 1961 Natality Report, which has a copy of the recommended standard birth certificate. At that point, BC’s were required to have those 3 medical items.
What makes me believe that it was the birth weight which was added to Obama’s BC to complete it is what I’ve gotten for responses from the HDOH on specific, targeted requests. I don’t want to reveal exactly what those requests were because if the HDOH or Obots knew exactly what I’ve got they could try to figure out a way to forge or change documents in a way that would explain those responses.
Sort of like how a teacher who knows the questions on a standardized test might teach only to get the kids to pass the test. If the teacher doesn’t know what’s on the test they can’t manipulate their teaching to get deceptive results.
That’s also why they do independent questioning of witnesses - so the witnesses can’t necessarily synchronize their accounts. If they don’t know what evidence they have to try to synchronize their accounts with, they can be cross-examined by the evidence they didn’t know we had.
It’s hard to know what the public should be aware of, and what to keep hidden for cross-examination purposes. Anything that I have kept hidden is because I feel that I must, because of the corruption I’ve observed and realize could happen again. I struggle with the tendency to reveal too much rather than too little.
So in this case what I can say is that I’ve got HDOH responses and other observed phenomena which support this hypothesis but I can’t reveal them yet.
I hope you are keeping them in a safe place and also keeping copies.