This is not a matter that I would introduce in court to prove Hussein’s ineligibility. This is one of those “indicators” that raise red flags for investigators. Sorta like Sherlock Holmes dog that didn’t bark, it leads you to ask about other anomalies.
What you say is not impossible, it probably does happen with the majority of cases that a harried intern/obstetrician might handle. I just find it highly curious in connection with the birth of the first black president that no medical practioner serving in a Hawaiian hospital within the time frame of his birth would not check as to whether or not they were involved with Hussein’s birth, and then come forward to say so. Again, I think it improbable, though not impossible.
I just find it highly curious in connection with the birth of the first black president that no medical practioner serving in a Hawaiian hospital within the time frame of his birth would not check as to whether or not they were involved with Hussein’s birth, and then come forward to say so. Again, I think it improbable, though not impossible.
I wouldn't even know how to begin checking on who I delivered 20 some odd years ago, much less 40 some odd years ago. I doubt the hospital would help me with that, since it clearly has no medical purpose for the patient. Further, they may not even still have those records depending on state law, and if they do, they're likely on paper and in storage off site. I can tell you that trying to get an older chart volume stored off site for a patient I'm currently treating is a real chore - I can only imagine what's involved for a patient who is no longer being treated by that doc.
This doesn't add to your argument's credibility, especially to any medical personnel who are reading this - I'd recommend you stick to less speculative and more verifiable.