To: ArmyTeach
Furthermore, when Soweto (sp) adopted Obama, that made Obama an Indonesian citizen. Non-Indonesian and non-Muslim children could not attend Indonesian schools. On his school records Obama is listed as an Indonesian citizen and his religion as Islam. At that point, the only way for Obama to become an American citizen was to go through the naturalization process Setting aside the Hawaii / Kenya birth issue, I don't see how the above matters. Where does U.S. law indicate a loss of citizenship, if the above is true?
23 posted on
10/21/2008 6:20:25 AM PDT by
Sloth
(What's the difference between taxation and armed robbery, aside from who's doing it?)
To: Sloth
IIRC it's because of the Hague Ruling (1930)
It's explained in detail in one of Berg's petitions to the court.
IIMP: Joint Citizenship can only be held if both countries agree. At the time BO was adopted in Indonesia that country didn't allow joint citizenship. Therefore when he was registered at the school and listed as Indonesian and muslin his US citizenship was “renounced”
33 posted on
10/21/2008 1:25:22 PM PDT by
hoosiermama
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