[The Magical Mischief Tour]

Honestly I think he was born in Hawaii but that s as far as I’m willing to go.

What does he have to hide?

Everything, just think about this.

First his biological father was Kenyan that by itself creates the whole dual American/British citizenship question.
But his biological mother, Stanley Ann Dunham was a hard leftist PhD. What if while she and Obamas father were studying Russian she had renounced her citizenship with plans to go to Russia with Obama’s father before she became pregnant or back to Kenya or who knows?

Its a stretch but possible, we know little about her.

Now you have a situation where the dad is Kenya and the mother is more or less a person w/o a country, but she is allowed to return to Hawaii to give birth.

Next possibility is that when she married Lolo Soetoro and moved to Indonesia, LoLo adopted Obama and had his citizenship changed to that of Indonesian and Ann renounced hers too.

Now you have both in a very gray area of legal qualifications regarding natural born, or even citizens at all.

So the question needs to be asked...

What process is in place if after Obama became 18, he was back in the US, had been here for 8 years and now he wants to become a US citizen.

And his excuse is I never renounced my citizenship my parents did. I want it back.

So all of this or any part of it is documented, original birth certificates were issued and reissued over and over reflecting the changes as he went thru any of what I just described.

I’m sure that the reason Obama is hiding his BC is because its a freaking mess, something similar to what I just described. And if it all came out, it would take 10,000 lawyers the same number of years just to figure out how to file the response to the law suit, let alone make any type of coherent argument for Obama.

[nickcarraway]

And his excuse is I never renounced my citizenship my parents did. I want it back.

Which seems like a legitimate position.

[GreenLanternCorps]

His mother could not renounce his citizenship.

If born American, your citizenship is a birthright untouchable by the courts or administrative action. If you have American citizenship from birth, the only person who can take that citizenship from you is yourself.

You have to both affirmatively renounce it and act in a manner consistent with renouncing it. Simply acquiring a second citizenship is not enough.

Parents do not have the right to renounce a child’s citizenship.

[Beckwith]

What process is in place if after Obama became 18

If Obama was adopted in Indonesia, he would have had six months -- starting on his 18th birthday -- to re-affirm his US citizenship.

His adoption is almost certain (see the language in the divorce records).

The question becomes, did he re-affirm his US citizenship?

If he didn't, and he WAS adopted, he could still be an Indonesian, and wouldn't that be a kick in the balls.