“I’ll even write out the pertinent sections.”
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LOL!!! That’s the best one yet!
None of those sections are even remotely pertinent!
Look at the title — “Territorial Public Health Statistics Act.” Now, I wonder, why would it say “Territorial”? Could it be that this was the law in the days of the Territory of Hawaii rather than in the State of Hawaii?
Well, let’s see. Yes, those numbers after the sections are years, presumably the years of their passage. And the latest one I can find is 1951.
I’ll leave determining the date that Hawaii joined the Union as an exercise for the reader.
You must be an Obot. No one else could be so adept at making the the birthers look really foolish.
None of those sections are even remotely pertinent!
Look at the title — “Territorial Public Health Statistics Act.” Now, I wonder, why would it say “Territorial”? Could it be that this was the law in the days of the Territory of Hawaii rather than in the State of Hawaii?
Earth to OBot come in OBot...
Ummm Obama dingaling, those 1957 HI statutes were still in effect in 1961 when Obama was birfed .
The Territorial statutes concerning vital records were not converted to state statutes until 1962. I’ve got both versions; the conversion pretty much just involved changing the territorial references to the word “state”. So technically what Red Steel posted is what was in effect in August of 1961.
But you may find it interesting that the long-form death certificate for Virginia Sunahara has “STATE OF HAWAII” at the top of the form, but the first line of entries has T.H. File No - T. H. being the abbreviation for Territory of Hawaii. So we’ve got a State of Hawaii birth certificate form printed up with a place for a Territory of Hawaii File No.
That single top line in Sunahara’s death certificate actually contains 4 blatant anomalies that took extra work for the HDOh worker to put into that line.