>/img>I think the e-bay seller was a joke/hoax.
This blank has been found. So did someone fill it in like the blogger admitted online to Obama's Hawaii birth certificate? Or is there a certified Kenyan copy?
Posted on 08/02/2009 1:35:53 AM PDT by rxsid
Edited on 08/06/2009 12:10:02 AM PDT by John Robinson. [history]
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.
http://www.orlytaitzesq.com/blog1/ (site has been the target of hackers, proceed with caution — John)
Hi FRiend.
Place Mark...BBL
So far online using Google, about the only sites that refer to Kenya being called “Dominion of Kenya” between Dec 12, 1963 and Dec. 12, 1964 are flag, coin, and Wikipedia sites. I’ve tried using my Lexis-Nexis connection to find the earliest dates of both “Dominion of Kenya” and “Republic of Kenya” but the site keeps crashing on me. I’ll try later at the lab.
I knew it! And I can't even read Dutch.
Imagine picture of Marilyn to accompany this:
Happy Birthday to You
Happy Birthday to You
Happy Birthday, Mr. President,
Happy Birthday to You.
There is no conspiracy here, but two possible and very reasonable explanations:
1) The grandparents notified the newspapers to announce the birth of their new grandson. People do this all the time when there is a birth, death, marriage, or graduation of a loved one who resides out of town!
2) The grandparents filed for a COLB and the Hawaiian officials in a routine manner reported it to the newspapers.
By the way....Has anyone ever seen a paper copy of these newpaper announcements? Surely some proud parent stuffed one away in a baby book somewhere.
My point is that anyone can post a birth announcement in a newspaper anywhere. The paper doesn’t verify the facts, it’s just a social announcement, usually by proud parents. If I recall, we were asked while I was still in the hospital, if we wanted it printed in the local paper. That didn’t limit us, however, from putting it in our old hometown papers. I’m just saying that they are proof of nothing.
>/img>I think the e-bay seller was a joke/hoax.
This blank has been found. So did someone fill it in like the blogger admitted online to Obama's Hawaii birth certificate? Or is there a certified Kenyan copy?
We can do both. ;-)
Absolutely, she does. In fact, that will be demanded of all parties involved. This thing will likely go through more tests than the Shroud of Turin.
Now, if we could only do that with Obama's Hawaiian COLB...
I think Polarik has said in the past that this is clear evidence of digitized text being inserted onto a blank or erased background.
In this case, even the seal of Kenya is so digitized (if that's what this artefact is).
My original copy (the one my parents got at my birth) of my birth certificate was signed 5 days before I was born. It was just a typo, but gave me some problems even way back when. I eventually got a copy of my long form that is correct.
If you’ve got the chops to prove it one way or the other, please have at it and post your research and analysis.
The sooner this can be either debunked or verified, the better.
I skipped to the end of the thread anyway. The urge was too great!
I don’t see how this benefits her. Biden would be President, not her. He could, of course, name her as VP. But how stupid is Biden? oh, wait...
see my post # 1347.
There’s a half dozen explanations in this thread, by now.
God, am I ever sorry that I even tried to help in the first place.
This puts them in a position where they would have to prove it. It gives them the perfect opportunity to put this whole thing to rest by producing the original long form B.C. If they don't, it will only raise more questions about his legitimacy.
Party pooper! LOL
Don't know when I'll succumb to Mr. Sandman myself, but I'll hang in there as long as I can. G'night.
STARWISE is a gal. ;)
Thanks for the alternate FR link. (Bookmarked in both browsers for when Obammies Commies come after us.)
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