[autumnraine]

Yes, he can. He decided to not take federal funds for campaign as the FEC would have to prove his eligibility first.

Also, he was adopted by his Indonesian stepfather or he couldn’t have been able to go to school there. As he did.

Also, he took a trip to Pakistan in 1981. No one that wasn’t muslim could enter Pakistan and certainly no one American. Before going to Pakistan, he made a stop to Indonesia. He had from the age of 18-21 to accept Indonesian citizenship. That would have also shown him as Muslim. That is the only way I know he could have gotten in.

And as I’ve said before, what does a “working through college” student have to go Pakistan? Especially during the times in 1981?

[old and cranky]

So is he claiming dual citizenship? Like I said, I think he is dangerous for the country, more for what he has experience in than what he lacks in experience.

[muawiyah]

Let's see a reference to something regarding Pakistan keeping out Americans.

I don't think that happened.

Did you know Pakistan has a Buddhist, Christian and Hindu minority? Folks been there thousands of years.

Saudi Arabians killed, cooked and ate all the Christians and Buddhists in their part of the world long ago.

I think you are confounding Saudi with Pakistan.

[jagusafr]

“Also, he took a trip to Pakistan in 1981. No one that wasn’t muslim could enter Pakistan and certainly no one American. “

Authority for this? I lived there from ‘65 to ‘67 and my mom just returned from a teaching mission there 2 weeks ago, and we’re both Christian.

Colonel, USAFR

[longtermmemmory]

so what you are saying is that somewhere out there there is a foreign country with Barak H. Obama’s name on a birth cirtificate.

That is what needs to be found.

[ccmay]

Also, he took a trip to Pakistan in 1981. No one that wasn’t muslim could enter Pakistan and certainly no one American.

Horse s#!t. Pakistan has never limited entry to Muslims.