Posted on 11/27/2008 2:21:43 PM PST by ckilmer
PLEASE SAVE THIS LINK AND SHOW IT TO ANY DOUBTERS:
http://polarik.blogtownhall.com/
High Quality Digital images to show proof that Obama’s Birth Certificate (as posted on Factcheck.Org) is definitely a FORGERY
Researched by Dr. Ron Polarik, PhD
If you have not already done so, PLEASE sign these two online-petitions:
http://www.wnd.com/index.php?fa=PAGE.view&pageId=81550
AND:
http://www.rallycongress.com/constitutional-qualification/1244/stop-obama-constitutional-crisis/
PLEASE pass them on!!
It is not too late to write your Senators, Representatives, and the Supreme Court Justices. This is too important to be silent or uninvolved.
Silliness all.
If the governor had seen that he is not a citizen, there is no evidence to suggest she would not say so. Anything she might say, or anything any produced document might show, would be questioned and parsed by the wackos.
With her statement the burden of proof is now on the wackos. It is they who accuse. Ante up proof of accusation or stand down. Put up or shut up.
I see no one claiming to have the birth cert showing him not to be born in Hawaii. Y’all have put up nada.
I sent that to the wrong person :)
Windflier, perhaps the racial term used on the birth certificate on his site is the proverbial smoking gun.
We need to find out what term was used back then on official documents in Hawaii.
“It will give confidence to many of his opponents who may not agree with all his policies, but want to know that he is a completely honest man with the country’s best interest in mind.”
Silly response. She can’t say WHAT is on the birth certificate by law even if it says he was born in Africa and Francisco Cundo is his father.
Up through the 60s, depending on the society you were in, “negro” or “colored” were considered polite. “Black” came into fashion in the ‘70s (or sometimes, “Afro-American”), then finally, in the late ‘80s or early 90s as you said, (at the instigation of Jesse Jackson) “African-American” (or sometimes “person of color”) became the polite term.
I’d be willing to bet you that on all kinds of government forms, up through the 60s and even the 70s, “negro” was routinely used.
I remember this, and, I was born in the ‘60s, in a home where the “N” word was considered worse than a swear word. “Negro” or “colored” were used, then, by the ‘70s “black.” “Colored” by the way, was originally used in early America to indicate a lighter skinned, mixed-race (like Obama) African-American, instead of darker skinned person. Also the term “red” I am told, was used within the African American community (of DC at least) to indicate a very light skinned African American.
I grew up 15 minutes from downtown DC, in a well educated family, not out in the sticks—so I think my recollection of terms is correct.
The main point is though in this, “African” would not have been used as an indication of race on a birth certificate from the early 1960s, even in Hawaii.
Not to mention the "BM" in the middle.
“He could be impeached from the office of the President Elect”
OH, NOES! What would he do with that fancy-dancy fake logo of his?
One theory is that, into the 1980s at least, he still held an Indonesian passport. That would account for how he was able, in college, to visit Pakistan with a roomate...even while the US didn’t have diplomatic relations with Pakistan at the time.
I love Reverand Manning! I listen to his daily Manning Report which begins at 6PM Eastern. He gives reports about the news of the day, and then begins his commentary for the day which is great! You can go on the site below and hear the latest report as it is repeated.
http://atlah.org/broadcast/manningreport.html
Not to mention the Governor claimed to HAVE A birth certificate of his, not what was on it.
Did you know that Hawaii had a statue until 1972 stating that if you had a child born in another state and were a resident of Hawaii, you could register your child in Hawaii? It had something to do with the new statehood.
Oh heavens, if she saw it clearly showed he was not a citizen, she need not say what’s on it — she need only say that she has seen significant issues that should be cleared up. That keeps her legal and allows her to raise the flag. She didn’t because she saw no such thing.
The burden of proof is on the accusers in this matter. They have produced none. This is all silly.
Your prediction based on what?
Pish Posh....she cannot state such a thing without the threat of being sued. Look how much Obama is spending to keep the eyes off his birth certificate. It will be well over a million dollars. She cannot give any inkling as to what is on that birth certificate.
But then ....you know that..you just have another agenda.
You are dead wrong.
It is not up to Obama to prove squat. He qualified on the ballot in 50 states and in the District of Columbia. If he was unqualified to run for President, he should have been disqualified from being on the ballot.
There is no law in any state or at the federal level that requires a candidate to prove their natural born status by ONLY producing a vault copy of their birth certificate. Obama’s short form COLB issued by the State of Hawaii is good enough and that document says that he was born in Honolulu, Hawaii on December 4, 1961.
The terms "negro" and "colored" had become politically incorrect in my neighborhood by about 1968. By that time, the Black Panthers and the Black Muslims had begun to set a new tone of racial beingness, not to mention entertainers like James Brown, who had a hit with "Say It Loud - I'm Black and I'm Proud". That song was nearly an anthem in my high school in the late 60's.
As you say, though, it seems doubtful that the state of Hawaii would have used the term "African" to indicate a child's race on any birth certificate. That term has never been used in this country to denote race, as far as I know.
In the end, that one item may turn out to be one of the more serious flubs on the forged birth certificate.
It is an untrue internet rumor that Obama has to produce his birth certificate by December 1st.
The truth is that Justice Souter gave Obama’s attorneys until December 1st to submit their arguments on why Phillip Berg should not be granted a Writ of Certiorari (a go ahead to hear the case before the Supreme Court), if they choose to submit a position for him to review on that issue. That is all that the December 1st deadline refers to.
Don’t take my word for it, listen to what is reported on December 1st.
I'll tell you what ... I grew up in a black family, and never once in all my life have I ever heard any black person refer to another as "African".
The first time I saw the Obama birth certificate online, that one item stuck out like a neon light to me. I've never seen anyone's race denoted in such a way.
It wasn't until later that I began to look closer at the document and noticed that something about the lettering didn't look quite right. I couldn't quite put my finger on it at the time, but I was actually seeing the same thing that Ron Polarik later exposed in his forensic report.
Someone on another thread had the same suggestion as you. There have got to be other black people who's births were registered in Hawaii in the same time frame as Obama. Comparing their COLBs to his would be very illuminating.
Meh...
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