[Blogger]

Where is the dot under the ER in Certificate?

[SkyDancer]

Not sure what that’s all about ... only know about going to Factcheck.org to read what they had to say .... so what’s with them being affiliated with Obama or the DNC???????

[pepperdog]

Gee, that birth certificate sure looks legitimate. I guess Hawaii was different from the mainland in that in 1961 I would expect the Race for the father to be Negroid or Negro as Black wasn't an "in" word back then, at least not for legal documents. As I remember it there seemed to usually be only three races that one could choose and those were Caucasian, Negro or sometime Negroid and Mongoloid which I think meant something like an Oriental person. I realize there were other races, but many of the forms of the day had a place where you could check the race and there were usually only three places you could choose from. I'm curious to know what goes on birth certificates now, are the races of the parents still identified?

[cynwoody]

Where is the dot under the ER in Certificate?

Probably still on the scanner glass, unless they've wiped it off.

The new images really only bring this analysis incrementally further along. The fact is, these birth certificate docs are insecure and potentially forged. The only way to be sure is for BHO to authorize the State of Hawaii to affirm the truth of the facts asserted in the document directly and officially and to release any supporting info (such as the original BC?) they have in their possession.

[Political Junkie Too]

That document seems a little fresh for something supposedly kept between the pages of a book such that it flattened the creases and embossment on the scan. Too bad we can't see the bottom where the date and signature would have bled through.

-PJ