[Michael Michael]

Pull your head out of your ass. If your going to make changes to the design of the state seal, then the time to do it is at the beginning of the year. New Year=new design for state seal.

If you're going to change the seal every year like clockwork on January 1, then what's the point of changing the seal in the first place? If changing the seal is intended to be any sort of security measure, then why would you telegraph to any potential forgers that it changes at the first of the year?

Also keep in mind the fact that the seal used in 2006 was the same seal used in 2008, with a second seal used in 2007. If you're just going to bounce back and forth between two different seals, and do so every year on January 1, again, what's the point of changing them in the first place?

Then why do it in the middle of March...? Because they felt like it...? To help commemorate St. Patrick's Day...?

If the purpose of changing the seals is for security, then what would be the point of changing them at any one specific time on a routine basis?

But that's ultimately all beside the point. The bottom line is that it has not been established that the seal that was used for Obama's certificate could not possibly have been used on it.

When you're able to establish that beyond unsubstantiated speculations, and assumptions, let me know.

[Cyropaedia]

If you're going to change the seal every year like clockwork on January 1, then what's the point of changing the seal in the first place?

Changing the seal provides no *ironclad* protection against forgery, but it provides some kind of protection. There is no "silver bullet" when it comes to preventing forgeries, but that is already a given.

If you're going to change the seal every year like clockwork on January 1, then what's the point of changing the seal in the first place?

But they do change it. And that is preferable to never changing it all.

Look, troll, take a look at post #1000 and try calling the DoH yourself. Find out about the what kind of "seal(s)" were actually being used in 2007 for CoLB's.

Then get back to us with the answers.