RedSteel conveniently omits Janice Okubo’s response to the emailed COLB: “It’s a valid Hawaii state birth certificate.” Anybody wanting to check the facts can click on this link and read the entire article for themself:
You've got to be one of the dumbest trolls and that's saying something. LoL. Even Obot Politi"fact" Amy Hollyfield has this in her propaganda piece where Janice Okubo concluded this:
One more time: Janice Okubo, Director of Communications for the Hawaii state Department of Health: “It’s a valid Hawaii state birth certificate.”
One more time, when Okubo was challenged by the "Birthers" she changed her tune as seen above in the graphic.
And the image was emailed for their verification? LoL. Did Okubo, Fukino and the DoH registrar check their logs if Obama was issued a COLB? Why would Obama need one if he found his real birth certificate along with his inoculation records that he found when he was a kid? BTW future Zot, shot inoculation records are issued with Kenyan birth certificates. He could've shown that one LoL.
And when the other Obama COLB forgery came out on August 2nd, 2008, how come Hawaii didn't say, yeah that's real, that's a genuine COLB from Hawaii. We checked the log book and Obama was issued a COLB on June 6, 2007 from Hawaii.
Oh nooooo not peep out of them. As a matter fact, those clowns in Hawaii refused to comment on that image purported to be Obama's COLB.
38 U.S. 265 (1978)
REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA
v.
BAKKE.
No. 76-811.
Supreme Court of United States.
Argued October 12, 1977.
Decided June 28, 1978.
Harvard College Admissions Program
The belief that diversity adds an essential ingredient to the educational process has long been a tenet of Harvard College admissions. In recent years Harvard College has expanded the concept of diversity to include students from disadvantaged economic, racial and ethnic groups.
Harvard College now recruits not only Californians or Louisianans but also blacks and Chicanos and other minority students.
In practice, this new definition of diversity has meant that race has been a factor in some admission decisions.
When the Committee on Admissions reviews the large middle group of applicants who are “admissible” and deemed capable of doing good work in their courses, the race of an applicant may tip the balance in his favor.
The belief has been that if scholarly excellence were the sole or even predominant criterion, Harvard College would lose a great deal of its vitality.
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