Kenyan document ignites firestorm over authenticity (Let's Discuss Bomford HERE)

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[woofie]

David Bomford - Australia | FacebookHere are some of David Bomford’s friends: Simon Loxton · Michael Bomford · Gary Butler · Alan Loxton · Kim Dell · Daniel Size · Kev Bomford · Amanda Bomford ...
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friends of Bomford are Loxtons

[john in springfield]

I’m no troll. I’d be delighted if the Kenyan birth certificate is real. But it does look to me like somebody has tried to create a fake Kenyan birth certificate based on an Australian template (whether Bomford’s certificate or not) for their own purposes and the dogged pursuit of evidence that proves to be fake will just make it easier for any and all evidence to be discredited whether fake or not.

I'd have to agree with you. To me the Bomford image shows every sign of being genuine, and the Kenya one a fake.

It looks to me like someone got a form from elsewhere, but also looked at the Bomford certificate and pulled the data from that.

[naturalman1975]

Cannot find any reference to an Edward Lavender holding a knighthood in the Gazette - not definite, it’s not easy to search and easier to prove somebody is in there, than they are not.

[Dajjal]

obumpa

[WVNan]

skully, you are so right about our need to work to defeat the ogama agenda. But dear, you need to realize that some of us are not able to do much other than calls, e-mail and letters because of our age, etc. While the younger people and those who are able go to the town hall meetings and tea parties, we work on exposing fraud. See? There is work for all of us to do. Ain’t it great?

[dalight]

on August 3, 2009 at 7:31 pm | Reply lev8mysoul I asked a british history buff I know if he could find out who the colonial registrar was for Mombasa in 1961. He called me up a few minutes ago and said “Sir Edward F. Lavender Source(s): Kenya Dominion Record 4667 Australian library”

These two posts feel wrong and connected. No celebration yet. What the heck is this "Australian library crap..."

[1035rep]

Hey thanks Ernest! Just bookmarking my spot. I started to get dizzy from all the twists and turns.

[woofie]

I will survive but I am sure running on empty ...need more sleep

[WVNan]

Haven’t you been reading this thread? Bomford has been outed already. It was “created” by a DUmmie named Bomford.

[naturalman1975]

What the heck is this "Australian library crap..."

National Library of Australia is the closest thing I can think of.

[naturalman1975]

It was “created” by a DUmmie named Bomford.

Evidence of that? I haven't seen it and I'd like to.

[woofie]

Dear Mr Bomford

I know you are upset that the Bomford family web site has been invaded by a number of birthers, after-birthers,non birthers, Obama lovers, Obama haters and what not but you need to look in your own woodpile for one of the young Loxtons....he has been a messin with the family tree.

[woofie]

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[WVNan]

Sir Edward, father. Eric J., Son. Just guessing.

[Plummz]

What is the Loxton-Obama connection?

[dalight]

National Library of Australia is the closest thing I can think of.

Yea I get that.. but it is following the words "Sir Edward F. Lavender Source(s): Kenya Dominion Record 4667" which I would read says this guy was in Kenya... the connection between these two is too much to believe. The posting is unsourced for now, and the yahoo question shouldn't have this same exact name/title with the "Record 4667" piece.. this says to me this is planted crap for us to vacuum, just my guess.

[naturalman1975]

I’m not seeing it really...

David Bomford may be related to Daniel Loxton who might be the same Daniel Loxton who is associated with the skeptic society... and that proves something.

I’m not sure what.

[Mount Athos]

Keep in mind this was published in April of 1961 from a Missouri newspaper. Apparently the usage of the "Republic of Kenya" was not uncommon.

You've got to be joking.

1961, That's more than two years before Kenya gained independence -- it was a colonial holding of Britain then. NO one thought of Kenya as a republic at the time. The newspaper account is simple error.

By the way have you heard of The Chillicothe Constitution Tribune? Be honest.

[GLDNGUN]

You see this as a "losing issue" and so you just want to sweep it all under the rug at the first whiff that there might be a problem with the document, such as whether it should say "Republic of Kenya". There has been plenty of proof posted to make the argument of why it could have been called that in Feb 1964.

Since you see this as a losing issue, you have a vested interest in "debunking" this document. We're just trying to get to the truth, but you have another agenda. You want us to guit worrying about where Obama was born and focus on his agenda. Maybe you aren't capable of giving BOTH their due attention, but I sure can.

[1035rep]

LOL!