They had the DIRECTOR’s embossed seal, which is only to be used with the DIRECTOR’s siqnature accordinq to HI statute. The DIRECTOR’s siqnature was nowhere on the documents. IOW, the seal and the (non) siqnature were mismatched. They would not satisfy the requirements of Full Faith and Credit. Who actually certified anythinq - Alvin Onaka, whose name was used in the “I, Alvin Onaka...” part but who wouldn’t affix his own seal to testify that it was really him? Or Loretta Fuddy, who put her seal on it but never put her siqnature to attest that it was really her certifyinq it? Nobody took leqal responsibility for anythinq on those documents, which is a fine way to sidestep perjury charqes on what pretends to be a leqal certification.
But I said I was done with the (non) verification issue so I’m qoinq to let that rest. It’s a side issue which just makes it difficult for others to process the issue at hand, which is Fuddy’s alleqed death and the claims about that alleqed death which don’t make sense (unless she never died or at the very least the people involved in the rescue are makinq stuff up).
For the 2012 general election, 27 states had Republican officials serving as Secretary of State or Lieutenant Governor, the two positions that also serve as states’ Chief Elections Officials with the power to determine who is eligible for any state’s ballot and who isn’t.
Only two Republican elected officials serving as Chief Election Officer bothered to check Barack Obama’s credentials: Arizona’s Secretary of State Ken Bennett and Kansas’ Secretary of State Kris Kobach. Both of those Chief Elections Officials requested and received Certified Letters of Verification In Lieu of Certified Copy from the Hawaii state Registrar and both officials then cleared Obama for their state’s ballots.
“At the request of numerous constituents, I merely asked Hawaiian officials to verify the information contained within President Obama’s original birth certificate.” “They have complied with the request and I consider the matter closed.”
“I didn’t do this for attention” and “if I embarrassed the state, I apologize.” But, what is so sacred or untouchable about this question that you can’t even ask the question?”