Posted on 08/02/2009 1:35:53 AM PDT by rxsid
Edited on 08/06/2009 12:10:02 AM PDT by John Robinson. [history]
Can a judge in Hawaii grant a divorce to a marriage that took place in Kenya because the groom was a bigamist and could not legally marry in Hawaii? How would there be a marriage needing dissolution in Hawaii if they were married in Kenya?
Just askin’—curious.
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Faulty reasoning. The Venn diagram does not lead to the conclusion you assert.
(Forgot to ping you to #7463. Sorry)
You appear to have assumed McCain people put a forgery up, when we are more inclined to believe those trying to discredit Juan the McINsane woul dbe the natural source. And have you already forgotten the wording in Leahy’s senate resolution? ... Go back and read it ... Leahy’s ‘whereas’ indicates that Leahy’s committee saw soemthing substantiating that assertion, that McCain was born on the base properties.
Bump to dat.
A Kenyan marriage certificate wouldn’t have been added to Hawaiian databases, would it?
And a Kenyan birth certificate wouldn’t be visable in any database either ... just in an archive folder or vault somewhere at the Hawaiian Vital Statistics office — if it was, in fact, retained before granting a Hawaiian COLB
Obama could have been born on the steps of the White House, but because his father was not a U. S. Citizen and his mother was not old enough to confrere citizenship, he is at best just a native born citizen, but defiantly not a Natural Born. His actions of sealing his records and refusal to produce them lends sufficient suspicion as to his legitimacy.
Hi all, newbie here. I’ve been following this stuff with great interest.
WND is now reporting that the KBC is likely fake. They are showing a pic of a “Kenyan Government” birth certificate.
My question is: If the Kenyan document is a “certified copy” of a birth “registration”, and not a copy of the actual birth certificate, could what we are seeing still be plausible?
In other words, could the format of the “registration” document be different than that of the “birth” document, since there is three years between the two?
Case in point on changing of "birth docs" just in HI, here:
1904
1961
1978
So does that mean that WND lied when they said they compared the Kenya certificate with others they found and it matched?
So which lie is which?
The first story? Or the ‘new’ story?
Actually there are approximately one hundred additional contributing Heritage Foundation scholars listed in the text. But thanks for your baseless opinion.
Sir Edward F. Lavender has possibly been confirmed as the registrar in Mobasa in 1961?)
It may or may not, depending on what the Supremes eventually get around to ruling.
The Naturalization Act of 1790 explicitly considers off shore birth to American citizens on government business qualifies. This law was replaced in 1795.
The 1975 law is mute as to 'natural born citizen'...
It's also possible it was used as proof of the marriage.
I'm inclined to believe that Hawaii would recognize a valid Kenyan marriage, at least long enough to end it!
What happened in 1964 I couldn't say for sure, but imagine the public outrage and liberal hand-wringing that would happen if a Saudi moved here with his four wives, and the American courts refused to let wives 2-4 into the country!
In the other large circle draw a smaller circle completely inside the larger and label it 'natural born citizen' and beside but not inside yet another small circle we will label in a second.
The two large circles represent the categories 'Naturalized citizens' and 'Non-naturalized citizens' or in the sense found in Wong Kim Ark, 'non-native and native citizens'. In the non-naturalized circle we would find a circle for 'anchor babies' but these would not be found inside the smaller circle labeled 'natural born citizens' since the founders used that more exclusive phrase to have a meaning of parents citizenship AND place of birth.
I am assuming that the McCain camp accepted the veracity of that document. They never responded with a "valid" document to the contrary.
Thanks for posting your thoughts.
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