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" My husband is 50, he still has his babybook. It contains many birth announcements, some that were put in by his grandparents!"

I'm happy for your husband. However, I doubt his grandparents broke into a newspaper's fiche library and somehow doctored the fiche tape from 50 years ago to include a fake birth announcement of your husband. That is basically what you have to believe to think that Obama was not born in Hawaii. Or do you believe that 48 years ago, Ann Dunham knew her son was going to be President someday and had to get around this sticky natural born citizenship thing so she sent in a birth announcement from Kenya? Of course, faking where he was actually born. Take your pick. Either story sounds stupid to me.

I do agree with your other statements. His past is indeed murky and I would like to see the college transcripts since we are told how brilliant he is.

So you are going to tell me that his Grandparents could not have placed the birth announcement? Only the parents? That has nothing to do with breaking into the newspaper. Grandparents place birth announcements all the time.

Wrong.

When Hawaii issued birth certificates they notified the papers. In addition grandparents often notify newspapers of children born - even elsewhere - so other people in the area are made aware.

The key issue here is, Hawaii issued birth certificates to children not born in Hawaii. Look it up. It is a known fact. Only the long form certificate indicates where the child was actually born and if it was abroad or not. If Obama was not born in the US he did not qualify even for US citizenship much less being “natural born”. His mother was not in the US long enough after turning 14 to qualify her son. His father was not a US citizen at all.

Those are the facts of the matter.

Another interesting tidbit is the address given in the Obama's birth newspaper release doesn't match where any of the family lived. None of the neighbors have any recollection of a black kid living at that address at the time.