Is this really it? (re: possible Obama's Kenyan B.C. - Attny Taitz) Click on the link

orlytaitzesq.com ^ | 8/2/2009 | rxsid

[rxsid]

Attorney Taitz filed a NOTICE OF MOTION AND MOTION to Expedite authentication, MOTION for Issuance of Letters Rogatory for authenticity of Kenyan birth certificate filed by Plaintiff Alan Keyes PhD.

Barry's Kenyan B.C.??

Special Motion for leave

http://www.orlytaitzesq.com/blog1/ (site has been the target of hackers, proceed with caution — John)

[autumnraine]

Polarik, I’m sure you are all over this, but I’m getting worried about this.

Can you look up close at the odd pixelation on the typed and form printed words?

[Salamander]

LOL

I’m just not doing anything right this morning....:))

[mad_as_he$$]

Great so present some evidence to support YOUR contention. I see NO evidence that the doc in question is shopped.

Oh and save me the keyboard commando $hit.

[carcraft]

I have an open mind on this and am looking at all sides. It has been reported that the Information in the announcement of Obama’s birth in the two papers came from hospital records. Hawaiian officials say they have seen the birth certificate and that Obama was born in Hawaii and a US citizen. Why would they go out on a limb and lie? The Dunham’s probably had connections to the newspapers. Obama’s grand ma was in banking and Obama’s dad work in furnature retail sales so they probably could have gotten the announcement placed. If Orly doesn't have a good origin for the document (you know, mailed from a post office next to Kinko's) this could be problematic unless Kenyan officials will verify the document or it can be verified in other ways. There is a lot of good information but I think by Monday evening we will be in a better position to know the truth!

[wiggen]

poorly worded. meant he would be allowed that out by congress for the betterment of the republic. that get out of jail free card would be mighty tempting when michelle is slapping him on the head.

[Cedric]

Got to give it up and zzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

Good.

[Mr Ramsbotham]

As for all the hand wringing bed wetters that are worried about FR's reputation and other stupid things like "we look stupid" at DU - I DO NOT CARE.

That's one of the left's key tactics against us--the fear that we will "look stupid" if we hold certain opinions. It worked to a large degree with the Foster investigation--no one wanted to be on record as implying that a sitting President could have been involved in something as sordid as murder.

[Salamander]

Yup.

My Photoshop CS3 has so many freakin’ plugins that it takes forever to load.

I use PE7 for quick stuff.

[savedbygrace]

I agree. Though ‘Obama agent’ might be more accurate than ‘troll’.

[livius]

Yes, the Dunhams had a different address and the place where Stanley Ann was known to have lived in Hawaii was also elsewhere.

[palmer]

Why? How?

My guess is cheezy forgery based on the fonts used. But nobody here after 1200 posts has bothered looking at them.

[rodguy911]

You can follow me from thread to thread but in the long run you are still and idiot troll and have been advised not to post to me dozens of times. So from now on "all" does not include "you" just so you "might" get it.

[Texas resident]

1,263 posts on this subject and the kenyan’s supporters say that this is not an issue. Hey barry, whatcha hidin?
Chicken are coming home with their turbos on.

[PuzzledInTX]

According to Wikipedia, Kenya was known as the Dominion of Kenya (1963 - 1964). Then became the Republic of Kenya on Dec. 12, 1964.

But we don’t know how their internal documents were designated. Part of the discovery process requested, I guess.

[US_MilitaryRules]

How does the birth announcement in the Hawaiian newspaper tie into all of this? Born in Kenya and a birth announcement in Hawaii???????????????????????????

Just an observation so don’t attack me!!!!!!!!!!!! LOL

[True Republican Patriot]

Very accurate and plausible explanation and reason; a Divorce requires proof of many things and the birth of a baby would seem to rank at the top of the list, That the BC is dated roughly one month after the filing for divorce seems very appropriate.

[Miss Didi]

Pen, make a big pot of coffee...it’s going to be a lonnnnnng day. ;)

[snowsislander]

Probably ignoring this wild speculation and wishful thinking until someone actually analyzes the document. It's funny how quickly the factcheck stuff got quickly attacked in all sorts of ways and here people can't mention the word "font" even after 1000 posts.

The proportional "font" problem in the Rather documents was obvious, since there were no reasonable machines capable of proportional spacing that would have been available to produce such transitory documents.

What appears to be the typewritten font here isn't proportional. Other than that, with such a poor quality image, it would be hard to look for traditional problems such as a damaged element on the typewriter, where you might see, for instance, a "m" consistently deformed.

The typewritten portion appears to line up in a manner that I would have expected from using a typewriter. It appears to me to be a bit light, perhaps, which might be consistent with older manual typewriter. I do notice that the typist used the very common convention of capitalizing last names.

There might be some obvious problem with the typewritten portion, but I don't see one.

I think that the most interesting part isn't so much analyzing this document as getting its provenance and finding out about the referenced primary documents. Those are the real birth records that this document is putative certfication of.

In the Rather case, the documents were an end product in themselves; in this case, the document is a pointer to other primary documents.

[mad_as_he$$]

Exactly. Why the secrecy?

[Salamander]

*shrug*

Maybe I’ll make it to American Idol, next.