Posted on 06/21/2008 1:12:16 PM PDT by freespirited
Methinks the people who find the topic of interest should continue their discussion and the people who don’t find it of interest should ignore the threads.
Too many told us to shut up about it.
i’d imagine in ‘61, calling someone “black” would have been an insult
Plus - when he was allegedly born (I still think he’s an alien from another galaxy), at least one parent had to have been a US citizen for at least 10 years, 5 of which had to after the person was 16.
Obama’s alleged momma was 18 (IIRC) when he was allegedly born, so the question must be asked: where was SHE born?
Oh, and another thing. Anyone have a copy of Billy Jeff’s birth certificate?
Barack Obama: I don’t need to be lectured about legitimate birth certificates.
I think that what the registrar said is correct. I’ve commented on this before. The accepted official term at the time was negro, but the word “black” was in the process of replacing it, and it’s possible that it might have been used. “African-American” came along much later, and replaced “black” as the most politically correct term.
In any case, this is a certification of birth, not a birth certificate. If Obama isn’t hiding something, then why doesn’t he tell the Hawaian registrar to RELEASE THE BIRTH CERTIFICATE.
This is exactly like Kerry’s Form 180. They are both hiding something, or they would release the official documents.
That was debunked on a previous thread: the “5 years after age 16” residency rule for a parent applied only when the child was born outside the U.S.
“Negro” was the operative word back in the 1950s through the mid-1960s. Then “Black” replaced “Negro” circa 1967-1968. Now, of course, it’s “African-American”. What it will be next, who knows?
Which always prompts me to ask the question, “If a White man who was born and raised in the Republic of South Africa moved to the US and became naturalized, would he be an “African-American”?
So if some hack in the HI gov’t decided to print it, then scan it and email it to Obama, what is to say they did not fiddle around with the info contained??
Or his medical records for all that matter.
Guess he didn’t want people knowing about his herpes.
Still, since his mother is an American citizen, he would be an American citizen, wouldn't he? But I would love to see the left wing psychopaths dragged over the coals if they did invent this document, it would go a long way toward further discrediting them but they have no shame regardless.
Still, add this into Barack Hussein's reneging on his promise to use public funds and you have the makings of great campaign ads against Obama's credibility, honor and truthfulness. You can't believe him, he's a liar and he goes back on promises. He shook hands with McCain and promised to use public funds - then broke his promise the minute it was convenient. Every left wing rag in the country actually came out and criticized Obama pretty harshly. If the Republicans aren't smart enough to use all that against him in the campaign, then they don't deserve to win. This was B. Hussein's "Read my lips" moment. McCain should brutalize his campaign for this one.
Isn’t all this stuff checked by some kind of US Department BEFORE someone runs for Pres? Isn’t there who someone or someones who say, “No, you can’t run for president because your not a US citizen”?
But that would be too simple.
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>>This is believable.
On my birth certificate it shows Mother: Caucasian, Father: European./s
Funny, mine is so old that each parent had only one name; thet made up the last name after looking at pictures in a book.
Anyway, that’s what my dad says./s
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