Guggenheim: Only Negative About Obama Is "Too Many Accomplishments" (Video)

When asked what the "negatives" are in his campaign documentary about President Obama's first term in office, filmmaker Davis Guggenheim says that "there were too many accomplishments."(continued)

(Stanley) Ann Dunham Obama signature on the long form birth certificate: It does not look normal to me.

1. The more I look/study Obama's mother's signature on the long form birth certificate---especially when I look at an enlarged or zoomed in signature---the more I believe that it is just not normal.

2. For instance, the signature does not sit on the line.

3. Not only does it not lie on the line, but the very tiny space between the letters and the bottem black line is abnormally the same all along the line except for the "A" in "Ann."

4. Compare Stanley's signature to her signatures on other documents, and you will see that she does what many of us do: She writes on the line and uses the line as a guide to write her name.

5. In fact, in a few instances in the other signatures, Stanley's signature goes below the line, which, in my opinion, is a natural thing to do when one writes his/her name in a narrow space on an application form of any kind.

6. Except for her Social Security application signature: In this signature, Stanley writes her name well in the center of the space, and she does not touch the bottom line or the top line in the space where an applicant writes his/her name, but there is a lot of space between the bottom of the letters and the bottom line, a lot more space than the tiny space between the bottom of the letters and the bottom line on long form birth certificate.

7. I tried this little experiment: I took some writing paper with lines on it and carefully wrote "Stanley Ann Durham" and my own name.

8. I purposely tried to avoid the bottom line on the space on the paper, and I succeeded, but I was trying to avoid the line on purpose. However, the space between the line and the bottom of my letters were much greater than the very tiny space between the bottom of the letters and bottom line that we find on the long form birth certificate.

9. I also found this interesting when I wrote "Ann Dunham Obama": The space between the bottom of the letters and the line was not uniform across most of Stanley's signature that I wrote as it is on the Obama long form birth certificate.

10. Again, look at Stanley's other signatures that can be found on the internet: As far as I could tell, Stanley wrote on the lines and used the lines as a guide to write her name in the space, something that many of us normally do.

11. Nordyke twins' mother's signature: Look at the mother's signature on the Nordyke twins birth certificate: You will see how the twins' mother wrote her name on the line, which is something that many of us would do.

12. The "(Stanley) Ann Dunham Obama" signature on the Obama long form birth certificate seems too perfectly positioned to have been originally written there by Obama's mother, because the great majority of the letters do not touch the bottom line, and the tiny space between the bottom of the letters is too perfectly spaced to have been put there by Obama's mother on the original certificate.

13. My conclusion is this: Stanley did not write her name on the long form birth certificate, because if she had, some or most of her signature would have touched the line, and some of it would even have gone under the line, because that is the way she wrote her name on other documents, and because it is the way that many of us would normally write our names on an application form.

14.In fact, I don't believe that it would have been humanely possible for Stanley to write her name so close to the line without touching the line in several places----or going under the line---- like she touched the line when she signed her name on other documents that we see on the internet.

15. Is the signature a fake? At the very least, it is a very highly suspicious signature.

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