Kenyan document ignites firestorm over authenticity (Let's Discuss Bomford HERE)

WND ^ | 8/4/09 | Staff

[pissant]

A document unveiled by a California attorney in her quest to determine President Obama's place of birth has been condemned as a forgery by critics who deride as nonsense the challenges that have been raised to the president based on the U.S. Constitution's demand that the Oval Office occupant be a "natural born" citizen.

But those on the other side, who would like to see the original documentation of Obama's birth place revealed, say there are factors that indicate the Kenyan birth document could be real.

WND reported when the document was submitted to a California court by California attorney Orly Taitz, who has managed several of the high-profile cases challenging Obama's eligibility to be president.

Then yesterday, Sen. Harry Reid, D-Nev., raised the dispute to the floor of that august body, protesting in a speech added to the Congressional Record that the dispute was not worth one minute of time.

[Safrguns]

It seems fruity to me, that you would call a person who is a Licensed Dentist (with several offices), a Real Estate Broker, and Lawyer (one who is certified to argue before the SCOTUS), speaks 5 languages, and a former Soviet Emigre to Israel, "fruity".

She comes off way too emotional and defensive when talking to the press who is obviously able to press her buttons. The press can make anyone look "fruity" if they are given the chance.

Besides... i didn't call her fruity... I said she SEEMS A LITTLE fruity... Perception is 9/10ths of reality.

She doesn't come off publicly very well at all....

Hows that? better?

And what the hell is she doing trying to validate a photo of a legal document? I call that a "little fruity".

She needs to team up with Keyes, and let him speak for her. It may just be her accent.

Either way, we need some more eggs, and more baskets to put them in.

[shield]

After recently reading ‘Reagan’s War’ I’ve attached myself to HIS doctrine...and I think we all should...WE WIN, THEY LOSE.

[dalight]

You just never know. Now time to do some more legwork on Mr. Lavender.

The link to TexasDarling should be posted in that other Big Thread and you should give a heads up to the powers that be. Or someone should, but I see it as your show in this one.

[pissant]

I pinged all the powers that be that nurture the long thread. If no one volunteers to add it, I will.

[cynwoody]

Good luck finding an old typewriter.

I have one in my basement quite similar to the one pictured in my post. And, if I didn't, I'm sure I could round one up on Ebay without much trouble.

[Red Steel]

Doesn’t matter anyway, because Lavender was the Registrar in Mombasa Kenya, which means that the Aussie Doc was the fake.

Unless the Aussie doc proponents can show a Lavender as a Registrar too who worked in ...South Australia. What are the odds?

[Electric Graffiti]

Credit given to you for posting the correct 1963 Constitution. But read the many posts by BP2 concerning Mombassa and it’s history. YOU DON’T KNOW IF THEY USED REPUBLIC OF KENYA ON THEIR DOCUMENTS. The question is yet to be resolved.

So stop beating a dead horse. Staggers the imagination.

[naturalman1975]

Probably it is.

It’s not hard to get older records here, but if it’s likely the person is still alive, privacy laws apply.

[Lancey Howard]

Well then... forge away!

[truthfreedom]

Don’t worry about the fonts. Yes, the fonts were the issue in Rathergate. But too many people are staring at the Bomford doc. The same data exists on both docs. That’s impossible.
One is right and one is wrong. The idea is to figure out whether or not the data - Lavender, Miller, Book 44B Page 5573
is accurate in the case of the Bomford doc.

The easiest way to prove that the info on the Bomford doc is wrong is to prove that South Australia does not use a Book / Page system. A journalist for ABC should know to check that, instead of alleging that the Kenyan doc was a fraud based on the Bomford doc.

[shield]

I listened to her when she was on Savage...I had seen a video she did and I got the same impression. She just kind of gets excited. Now listening to her on Savage...I didn’t get that impression...she is from Poland and is an Israeli Citizen...she comes across just different because she is not an American. I believe with her degrees; she must be a very smart lady.

[naturalman1975]

Sure - Eric Lavender. He was the Deputy Registrar General, Customer Services, for South Australia by 1990, which to me suggests he was quite possibly in a more junior position in the 1950s and 1960s.

[RubyR]

I think it is possible the Coast Province used Republic of Kenya earlier than the rest of the country. Some reading for you:

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/2306351/posts?page=5160#5160

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/2306351/posts?page=5467#5467

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/2306351/posts?page=5503#5503

[WVNan]

We got em! DUmmies.

[shield]

You are right they certainly did. The FReeper that seems to have the best information on this is BP2. Do a search of his post and it will clear this up. It has to do with the 10 mile Island, this coastal region etc.

[pissant]

What is his middle name?

[truthfreedom]

If the Kenyan Lavender holds up, the Aussie doc is a fake.
The odds are 0%, because Miller and 44B 5733 are also in common.

[Red Steel]

Sure - Eric Lavender. He was the Deputy Registrar General, Customer Services, for South Australia by 1990, which to me suggests he was quite possibly in a more junior position in the 1950s and 1960s.

Lavenders are everywhere. Definitive? And how about the tracking numbers?

[woofie]

His middle name was Sparky

[trueamerica]

NO Book and Page Reference on the bottom of the document: