Michael Kondwani Bomford (pictured on David Bomford (from Australia's) facebook page, is a "post-carbon" eco-leftist who appears to have hated Bush and now he certainly claims to love Obama, Biden, and a local democrat dude.
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/2307402/posts?page=1960#1960
The geneology file is no longer available online, but the relationship is very close.
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/2307402/posts?page=1956#1956
Who better to forge the Kenyan document than the people who had the Australian doc already buried deep in their family geneology file? That document was outed just in time to discredit the Kenyan one.
I have a difficult time believing a random person found the Aussie doc. It had no written references to its existence -- text references are what generally show up when one does a google search for images. Can anyone else think of how this image was found at random?
"DAVID JEFFREY BOMFORD: I'm not particularly worried about it because no-one would honestly believe that anyone like me would be involved in it - just a grey-haired old guy sitting in a corner in quiet old Adelaide."
Does he look like a grey-haired old guy? Sure, we're all a bit gray at 50, but it seems a little too innocent-sounding for me. HOWEVER, it's still possible that these leftists are innocent, but were targeted by Koyaan, the poster at Politijab who claims to have found the Australian document. He's a trollish COLB 'debunker' who might have found them and decided to make their lives miserable.
The story is some guy is sitting there looking at his computer at documents (BCs? from Kenya) and then he widens his seach and happens to see this one.
I wanna know how the search engine is set to do this
I look up bcs in Kenya and I get pages and pages of Obama stuff
Results 1 - 20 of about 87,600 (0.29 seconds)
then go to birth certificates
and you get
Results 1 - 20 of about 3,060,000 (0.37 seconds
How could one narrow the search so that one similar BC (and as far as we know there is only one matching set in the world) to the Kenyan one just pops up in your lifetime?
What are the odds?
Is the name of the miraculous finder known?
You wrote: “I have a difficult time believing a random person found the Aussie doc. It had no written references to its existence — text references are what generally show up when one does a google search for images. Can anyone else think of how this image was found at random?”
I get thumbnail images when I do a Google Images search for the word certificate, which is what Koyaan has said he did. You have to search using Google *Images* — not just Google.
All of your thinking on this sounds very reasonable to me.
They may have planted the/a fake Kenya BC a year ago, and it took this long to finally blow up...
Ping to my # 612
I really think this info is important
Michael Kondwani Bomford’s grandfather and David Jeffrey Bomford’s father were first cousins, so they would be second cousins, if I remember correctly.
According to the GED, Michael’s great-grandfather, Edwin Wilfred (known as Wilfred) Bomford and his brother Dick homesteaded in Saskatchewan before moving to Vancouver Island.