“The forger is in Hawaii, no document was printed out.”
I think it is highly unlikely that HI officials had anything to do with creating the forgery. There was no logical, legitimate "adoption" scenario involved in justifying this forged pdf. HI officials most likely only received an electronic image from Chicago (the source of all criminal acts behind Barry) with layers of plausible deniability for the transmission of the pdf to protect both the WH and HI.
HI DOH places a printout of the pdf in the archive, then takes it out and makes a copy and “certifies” it for the charade of having a lawyer take that copy back to the WH.
The key screw-up was failure to flatten the pdf file by the person in the WH entrusted with “releasing” the image to the web.
I would agree with you had the forger not put a smiley face on Alvins signature and an X marks the spot possibly indicating Alvin was ordering him/her to create the document.
All I know is this. When the truth comes out you and I, in the collective, will be high fiveing and back slapping each other all over the place!
HI DOH places a printout of the pdf in the archive, then takes it out and makes a copy and certifies it for the charade of having a lawyer take that copy back to the WH.
What you postulate is a criminal conspiracy with the tacit approval/involvement of the DOH staff in Hawaii, as well as the Governor of Hawaii, and Obama's attorney as well.
Unless there is extraordinary evidence to support this extraordinary claim, I have to believe in the more mundane explanation that the document was created legally through the DOH in Hawaii. The only way I can see such a thing happening is if Obama was legally adopted in the past.
I will mention once again, that *I* am adopted, and *I* have a fake birth certificate created by the DOH in my state. It's fake, but it's a LEGAL fake.
I too can go to court to get my adoption set aside and resume using my original last name.
The key screw-up was failure to flatten the pdf file by the person in the WH entrusted with releasing the image to the web.
I agree with you on this.