[Sherman Logan]

1. Nobody has posted any proof that Obama was an Indonesian citizen, only suppositions.

2. Whether Indonesia allows dual citizenship is irrelevant to whether the US does. Indonesia can have whatever policies it chooses. It does not affect our policies.

3. He lived in Indonesia only from the age of 6 to 10. It is just not possible for a minor or his parents to renounce American citizenship for a child.

4. If he indeed had an Indonesian passport, perhaps because he wanted to travel to a country where his American passport would be an issue, that would be odd but again not disqualifying him as an American citizen. One Freeper posted that he has passports for five countries. He’s still an American citizen.

[editor-surveyor]

" It is just not possible for a minor or his parents to renounce American citizenship for a child."

That is a blatantly false statement.

[devere]

“1. Nobody has posted any proof that Obama was an Indonesian citizen, only suppositions.”

Barry’s Indonesian school record listing him as a citizen, and first published by the AP ( hardly an anti-Obama source ), has been repeatedly posted on FR. Where have you been?

[editor-surveyor]

"If he indeed had an Indonesian passport, perhaps because he wanted to travel to a country where his American passport would be an issue, that would be odd but again not disqualifying him as an American citizen."

But it would most definately disqualify him from assuming the presidency.

"One Freeper posted that he has passports for five countries. He’s still an American citizen."

But he is inelligible to be president.

[RegulatorCountry]

. Whether Indonesia allows dual citizenship is irrelevant to whether the US does.

In the case of a President-designate who apparently has held Indonesian citizenship at some point during his life, it most certainly is relevant.

[HighlyOpinionated]

1. Nobody has posted any proof that Obama was an Indonesian citizen, only suppositions.
2. Whether Indonesia allows dual citizenship is irrelevant to whether the US does. Indonesia can have whatever policies it chooses. It does not affect our policies.
3. He lived in Indonesia only from the age of 6 to 10. It is just not possible for a minor or his parents to renounce American citizenship for a child.
4. If he indeed had an Indonesian passport, perhaps because he wanted to travel to a country where his American passport would be an issue, that would be odd but again not disqualifying him as an American citizen. One Freeper posted that he has passports for five countries. He’s still an American citizen.

And that's why there are so many lawsuits. We as a Nation deserve to know who it who got elected to POTUS, who IS this person who uses the name Barack Hussein Obama II (or Jr)?

[PlainOleAmerican]

Sherman, you are making it up as you go, without any regard for the facts readily available.

1. His Indonesian school records list him as Barry Soetoro, the adopted son of Indonesia stepfather Lolo Soretoro. It's everywhere, look it up.

2. America does not allow dual citizenship for the office of president either, for obvious reasons of dual loyalties. Do some homework and use your head.

3. He returned to be raised by his grandparents in Hawaii as a citizen of Indonesia, with an Indonesian passport, issued under the name Barry Soetoro. He held and traveled to Pakistan under that passport as late as age 21, while a "foreign" student at Occidental.

4. His posted BC has been reasonable challenged as fraudulent. The burden on proof is upon Obama to prove his legal citizenship, as has been posted on this thread many times already.

Why are you supporting an unconstitutional president-elect and working to silence truth? His Occidental, Columbia and Harvard records, like his so-called birth certificate, remain under lock and key as of this moment. Any guesses why? Call him what you want, but he walks, talks and acts like a duck. In my mind, he's a duck until he proves otherwise.