“The microfilms were changed out in the libraries.”
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OK, game over. butterdezillion is revealed as an obot troll.
No one — and I mean no one — is dumb enough to believe that.
You’d be surprised how many of the birthers actually do believe that.
Prominent scratches supposedly on the same microfilm disappeared over time. Twice in the case of the two California libraries.
Two different people received copies made by the librarian at the University of CA-Berkeley library. In both instances the “close-ups” had different features than the image of the full page, in different places on the copy so they could not have been from residue on the screen.
The copies that supposedly came from the Hawaii State Library, made by two different people, ALL had the exact same border and scanning edge waviness as copies given to Michael Rivero of Whatreallyhappened.com by someone at The Advertiser - very possibly Will Hoover. But one of them had one of the C&P lines in the margin erased.
When they spliced in the fake part for the Star-Bulletin they accidentally cut AFTER the page they intended to replace rather than before, so that they ended up with two images of the page right before Obama’s announcement page.
The mistakes they made are really laughable, except for the fact that our society is so dumbed-down that they won’t even care what a poor job of butchering these microfilms was done.
Most people are so stupid they will never check out the actual documents but will still say to someone who has in great detail, “No one - and I mean no one - is dumb enough to believe the microfilms were changed out”