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To: SvenMagnussen
How is it Barry Soetoro could renounce his U.S. citizenship and Barack Obama could not?

Under U.S. law, a minor child born in the U.S. cannot renounce his U.S. citizenship until he reaches his majority.

As Lolo Soetoro's adopted son, young Barry became an Indonesian national (in the eyes of Indonesia) -- but he did not lose his right to declare for U.S. citizenship upon reaching his majority.

133 posted on 03/01/2012 8:15:52 PM PST by okie01 (THE MAINSTREAM MEDIA: Ignorance On Parade)
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To: okie01
But ......

Obama did live as an Indonesian citizen. You cant live as a foreign citizen and then become president of the United States... Legally. And you can't undo the fact that he has sworn allegiance to Indonesia, just as we were swearing allegiance to the united states when we were children.

136 posted on 03/01/2012 8:44:12 PM PST by PA-RIVER
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To: okie01

If you’ll look at Stanley Ann’s passport renewal form, 1968, then you’ll see she wrote and struck out the Obama’s name. The instructions on the renewal form clearly indicate a person listed on the original passport who has naturalized in a foreign state is to have their name written and struck out.

It’s proof Obama’s mother was notifying the U.S. State Department that Barack Hussein Obama (Soebarkah) is to be taken off her renewed passport because he has naturalized with a foreign state.

The instructions for striking out a name because they have naturalized in a foreign state are clearly indicated in the declaration above Stanley Ann’s signature. Most Obots choose to ignore this incriminating fact.


138 posted on 03/01/2012 9:13:36 PM PST by SvenMagnussen (What would MacGyver do?)
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