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Obama Born In The U.S. ? New Facts And Questions Say; 'Probably Not!'
Source? Sherlock Holmes | MB26

Posted on 02/05/2009 7:52:01 PM PST by MindBender26

Obama Born In The U.S. ? New Facts Say; “Probably Not!”

Let me be the first to admit that I have been a constant debunker of the “Obama Born Overseas” stories. How could it be possible? How could the DNC, Hillary, Edwards, the RNC, McCain, Romney, AP, BBC, ABC, FNC, etc, (and every 100th listing in the DC phone book) not have checked this out to its last level of possibility?

Well, it appears that they didn’t! Everyone assumed “the other guy did it.”

Forget for the moment all the clues left by the high-priced Obama and DNC legal teams. They are huge.

Obama and the DNC always argue “standing.” They could eliminate every legal challenge in 5 minutes by simply producing a certified copy of the original long-form birth certificate. Throw in the testimony of the Hawaii Registrar of Documents, a few retired FBI chief document examiners, and the doctor who delivered him for good measure.

If they did that in two or three courts of record, in light of the obvious media coverage it would receive, every other court nationwide would accept the precedence and the cases would all be over.

But they don’t. They keep telling the courts, “please don’t hear this case.” No proof of any kind. Just the legalese argument that the plaintiffs have no standing before that court.

That’s so overreaching, it’s like buying a refinery to get a 3000 mile oil change! And one day, some court is going to say…. “Show me the money, er,. ah, I mean, Show me the documents!”

But there is a second, and perhaps new point!

Where is that doctor who delivered him, or the midwife?

Stop and think. The delivery of a half Negro – half Caucasian baby was rare anyhere in 1961. Oriental babies were common in Hawaii of course, but a half Negro-half Caucasian baby with the funny name of Barrack Obama, in Hawaii? In 1961?

Even of you were a Republican, if you delivered a future President of the United States, wouldn’t you call some newspaper somewhere with your story. Or if you were the assistant obstetrician, or the anesthesiologist, or the scrub nurse?

What about the circulating nurse, or the pediatrician, one of a dozen nurses on the 24 hour-a-day shifts in the nursery, one of many nurses on the ward where Mrs. Obama would have stayed for three days, a records registrar, a technician of any kind, hell, even the janitor!

What about the clerks, ambulance drivers….. somebody ?!?!?!

Anybody ?!?!?!

Wouldn’t someone have been yelling their “credit” for this from the rooftops???? The date when he was born is (supposedly) known. Certainly all these (supposed) people would know where they were working then!

Where is somebody, anybody, who was there or even remembers the birth?

Sherlock Holmes once solved a case by noticing the dog that DID NOT bark.

Is this the same situation?


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To: editor-surveyor; Admin Moderator
Marxist Moron.

Marxist? No. Libertarian (small "l").

Moron? No. I'm actually capable of reading and comprehending the English language.


581 posted on 02/06/2009 9:16:12 PM PST by Michael Michael
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To: Yooper4Life
This issue is legal fees associated with defending lawsuits.

Obama has not had to defend himself in a single lawsuit. It's very simple.

582 posted on 02/06/2009 9:19:07 PM PST by Drew68
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To: Scanian; 22cal
Her point is that only an original can be used to determine whether a document is a forgery:

The key word is, "document." Sandra's specialty is finding forgeries in physical paper documents, and not document images -- especially with COLB document images. That's my specialty, and it's lonely in here.

I do not need to see the specific, original document that allegedly was scanned and saved as an image file to prove that the image is a forgery. An image can be forged to look like a document that does not actually existent: for example, Obama's bogus COLB image. When an image is actually a composite of two or more images, the evidence of that is not hard to find if you know where to look and for what you seek.

However, you do need a comparable document to validate what can and cannot be produced as a consequence of the document scanning process and the subsequent image processing that occurs when saving the image to disk.

People who never sanned a real COLB in their lives have made all sorts of claims about why this COLB document image looks the way it does. Yet, all of these claims are false and unsubstantiated by the evidence.

Someone on this forum stated that "Anyone could claim that an image was altered without any fear of being disproved."

If only. That's exactly what my detractors have been trying to do.

What happened was that many people claimed Obama's bogus COLB was real simply by saying, "I don't see any signs of forgery," or "it looks real to me."

I found it quite amazing, really, hearing some "experts" say that that they did not find any traces of what my five months of research identified. Sort of live the Church vs. Galileo

If someone says that the pixel patterns I found in this bougs COLB image are scanner artifacts or JPG artifacts, then they just ruled themselves out as an authority on both. The color dropouts in the pixels are telltale, but they are just one of dozens of significant anomalies I found that are manmade. and not the result of any naturally-occurring phenomena.

I have news for the "It isn't a forgery" crowd. Try clicking your heels four times and say, "There's no trace of COLB," "There's no trace of COLB," "There's no trace of COLB," "There's no trace of COLB." You'll be back in Kansas in no time

583 posted on 02/06/2009 9:19:12 PM PST by Polarik ("A forgery created to prove a claim repudiates that claim")
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To: LanaTurnerOverdrive

Good point on the retainer, but there would still be costs, and whether or not the costs would be covered under the retainer agreement depends entirely on the substance of the retainer agreement.

Even “filing a simple request to dismiss” entails costs. Who researches the law and prepares the motion and brief? (billable, subject to the retainer issue) Do the defense attorneys not discuss strategy? (billable, subject to the retainer issue) Do the defense attorneys not talk to their client? (billable, subject to the retainer issue)

You say there “would be no travel and no appearances or arguments. Just simply file to dismiss.” What do you base that on? What if the court orders a hearing on the motion to dismiss, which is the usual course of action in the states I’ve practiced in. I have not looked through the court records for any of these cases, so I don’t know what documents were filed, appearances made, hearings held, etc., but I am pretty confident that something more happened than the defendant’s simply typing “I request a dismissal” on a piece of paper, mailing it to the court, and the court then dismissing the cases.


584 posted on 02/06/2009 9:23:21 PM PST by Yooper4Life
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To: Drew68

If he was not named as a defendant in any of the lawsuits, then I agree.

If he was named, explain to me how the case/cases were dismissed if he didn’t defend himself.


585 posted on 02/06/2009 9:25:22 PM PST by Yooper4Life
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To: Yooper4Life
You obviously have no clue of legal procedure.

In real life or in birther fantasyland where legal procedure seems to be invented on the spot and is found nowhere in established constitutional law?

586 posted on 02/06/2009 9:29:52 PM PST by Drew68
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To: Yooper4Life
If he was named, explain to me how the case/cases were dismissed if he didn’t defend himself.

Sigh... The plaintiffs had no standing. Go look them up yourself.

587 posted on 02/06/2009 9:31:48 PM PST by Drew68
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To: Drew68

Let’s start with real life: First, give me some examples of cases where a judge dismissed a lawsuit where a defendant failed to plead or file a motion. Second, tell me in which of the BC cases this happened.

Be specific - I want to be educated.


588 posted on 02/06/2009 9:35:11 PM PST by Yooper4Life
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To: Red Steel
He signed up only to argue this issue.

Actually there is a bit of truth to that.

I'd been a lurker on Free Republic for some time. I never bothered registering because I never had any particular intent on posting. I'd burned out on arguing about politics some years ago, so I've just stayed out of the fray and got my entertainment watching others argue about politics.

I recently came across another thread that was talking about the birth certificate and saw some comments by usmcobra regarding digital graphics that rather left me shaking my head. Digital graphics is my bread and butter so I signed up in order to address that particular graphics related issue.

In the course of that I caught notice of mlo and enjoyed reading his posts. He was saying much the same things I would have said had I bothered to post on the same things. So much so that I actually PMed him asking if our paths had crossed before (apparently they hadn't).

Anyway, I soon gave up on usmcobra but I still kept up with mlo's posts. I saw that he was getting a bit ganged up on in this thread and since I was already registered, I thought I'd give him a hand. Not that he needs any help. He's quite able to defend himself. I just don't like seeing people get ganged up on and personally attacked.

So yes, there is a bit of truth to what you say.


589 posted on 02/06/2009 9:38:41 PM PST by Michael Michael
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To: Drew68

I’ll see your “sigh” and double it. Why don’t you answer the questions I’ve asked.

Once again, you have no clue of legal procedure. Judges do not simply look at a complaint, determine its merits, and then choose to either “reject” or “accept” the case. It is up to the defendant to give the judge legal basis on which to base his/her decision. How could the judge know a defendant’s position if the defendant simply ignored the case?

By the way, where do you practice law?


590 posted on 02/06/2009 9:42:20 PM PST by Yooper4Life
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To: Yooper4Life
I think the point trying to be made here is that Obama has never had to defend himself against any of the claims made in the lawsuits brought against him.

Sort of like a boxing match.

You're challenged by an opponent. But before you step into the ring with him, you check his weight and see that he doesn't meet the requirements for the weight class you're fighting in. You tell the officials and the fight is canceled.

Yeah, technically you did something (inform the officials), but you didn't have to actually get into the ring and fight.

See what I'm saying?


591 posted on 02/06/2009 9:51:52 PM PST by Michael Michael
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To: Michael Michael
I thought I'd give him a hand. Not that he needs any help. He's quite able to defend himself. I just don't like seeing people get ganged up on and personally attacked.

How convenient it was for you to come his aid, although, he whines with the best of them.

592 posted on 02/06/2009 9:59:06 PM PST by Red Steel
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To: Michael Michael

Michael: I do understand that if a case is dismissed due to lack of standing then there is no trial or hearing on the merits; however, that was not the issue that created this discussion. The issue was costs spent by Obama in addressing these suits, and it seems that some of these folks mistakenly believe that no costs or time is involved on the defendant’s part when a case is dismissed based on standing.

Thanks for you input. Maybe “these folks” will be enlightened by your comments.


593 posted on 02/06/2009 10:02:21 PM PST by Yooper4Life
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To: Red Steel
How convenient it was for you to come his aid, although, he whines with the best of them.

Whine? I haven't seen him whine. I've only seen him point out that personal attacks don't make for valid arguments. If pointing out a simple truth is whining, then God help simple truths.


594 posted on 02/06/2009 10:04:36 PM PST by Michael Michael
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To: Yooper4Life
Michael: I do understand that if a case is dismissed due to lack of standing then there is no trial or hearing on the merits; however, that was not the issue that created this discussion. The issue was costs spent by Obama in addressing these suits, and it seems that some of these folks mistakenly believe that no costs or time is involved on the defendant’s part when a case is dismissed based on standing.

Certainly there has been NO time or money expended. But by the same token, there are many people out there making claims of outlandish sums having been spent.

First I saw the claim of $100,000. Then I started seeing claims of $200,000. Then $500,000. Then $800,000. Then $1 million. And recently Alan Keyes brought it up to "millions."

It's utterly beyond absurdity, and there has never been any source given for the original claim. It's just crap that was made up and took on a life of its own. Rather like many of the other claims made surrounding this issue.

So I guess in light of spending "millions," Obama really hasn't spent anything at all. :)


595 posted on 02/06/2009 10:11:32 PM PST by Michael Michael
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To: Michael Michael
Whine? I haven't seen him whine. I've only seen him point out that personal attacks don't make for valid arguments. If pointing out a simple truth is whining, then God help simple truths.

He whine alright to the admin and I've told him such. As for personal attacks, it's the manifestation of people getting frustrated with his illogical arguments, of him not accepting he's clearly incorrect. He will repeats his talking point over and over. It doesn't matter to him.

596 posted on 02/06/2009 10:12:24 PM PST by Red Steel
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To: Michael Michael

Here we go again. How does one move to dismiss a complaint for lack of standing without spending time or money.

Please substantiate your claim that “certainly there has been NO time or money expended.”

If Obama’s attorneys work for free, I want some of that action.


597 posted on 02/06/2009 10:17:17 PM PST by Yooper4Life
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To: Yooper4Life
How does one move to dismiss a complaint for lack of standing without spending time or money.

I'll answer. Obama is spending someone's money.

Robert F. Bauer, General Counsel of the Obama Campaign, filled for dismissal in Hollister v. Soetoro.

And

Joe Sandler, of Sandler, Reiff, and Young in DC who represented CAIR - it figures.

Obama probably has more on retainer ready to go if needed.

598 posted on 02/06/2009 10:48:20 PM PST by Red Steel
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To: Red Steel
He whine alright to the admin and I've told him such.

Well there are rules here are there not? And everyone here has ultimately agreed to abide by those rules in exchange for the privilege of posting here, yes? And I doubt that there are enough moderators here to sift through every post to make sure that the rules are being followed, so there would need to be some way for the moderators to be made aware of instances where the rules aren't being followed.

So what exactly are you saying here? That people shouldn't be expected to abide by the rules, or that the moderators should be expected to read through every post and carry the entire burden themselves?

Unless one wants to see this place devolve into little more than people hurling personal attacks at each other, I don't see how making the moderators aware of such instances constitutes whining.

As for personal attacks, it's the manifestation of people getting frustrated with his illogical arguments, of him not accepting he's clearly incorrect.

I can't say I've seen any instance of that. I have seen a number of instances of people simply saying "You're wrong!" and never following through with any sort of rational argument as to why he is wrong, as if simply saying he's wrong is all there is to making one's case. And I've also seen that followed up with personal attacks.

The real source of frustration seems to be the inability of some to construct any sort of argument. So instead they just lash out at the person. And I don't see that as being any fault of mlo's.


599 posted on 02/06/2009 10:50:38 PM PST by Michael Michael
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To: Yooper4Life
Here we go again. How does one move to dismiss a complaint for lack of standing without spending time or money.

Please substantiate your claim that “certainly there has been NO time or money expended.”


Oops. Sorry. My double negative filter kicked in and avoided the double negative, but in the end I ended up not saying what I originally intended.

So let me rephrase that.

Certainly there has been SOME time and money expended.

Before the double negative filter kicked in, I was on my way to typing "Certainly there hasn't been NO time or money expended."

Sorry for the confusion.


600 posted on 02/06/2009 10:58:39 PM PST by Michael Michael
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