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To: moonpie57

If this is true, What is the date for discovery?

Barry O. tried to pass of something that was inconsistent with what the rest of have and know to be a “Birth Certificate”.

The so called COLB has many flaws with it:

  • His father’s race could never have been listed as “African”.  That was not the nomenclature at all, in the 1960’s.  So that begins the suspicion of a fraudulent document.
  •  The COLB is also cropped in many of the pictures, online,  that claim it is a scan.  If it is a scan, why not leave the document and size intact?  It is a computer generated "picture, jpg, gif, whatever" not a scan.
  • The COLB, online,  also has no artifacts such as paper folds.  A scan does not make those disappear and in fact will highlight them.
  • The COLB that is scanned mysteriously does not show the Seal of Hawaii.  Why?  Because it was computer generated and not scanned.  Guess they forgot to add that back in.
  • More over, many of us are concerned and want to know why he wasted time producing a document that is inconsistent with what we know a Birth Certificate looks like.

 The best part and even more confusing is why he didn't release any of the three Birth Certificates we know already existed before 2007.

  • His kindergarten records and the BC, that should be there, have mysteriously disappeared.
  • The BC he used to get into college, apply for loans and most definitely used to obtain his first passport. That wasn't available?  Where is it and why not use that one?
  • Why couldn't he just present the one he found among his mother's belongings upon her death.   He waxed on and wondered about it and his father in one of his books.  Why not post that one?

I discovered this article, folded away among my birth certificate and old vaccination forms, when I was in high school. It’s a short piece, with a photograph of him. No mention is made of my mother or me, and I’m left to wonder whether the omission was intentional on my father’s part, in anticipation of his long departure. Perhaps the reporter failed to ask personal questions, intimidated by my father’s imperious manner; or perhaps it was an editorial decision, not part of the simple story that they were looking for. I wonder, too, whether the omission caused a fight between my parents.”

From “Dreams From My Father” (Pg. 26 last paragraph)

He seemed to have some emotional attachment to the Birth Certificate found among his mother’s belongings.  Why wouldn’t he just slap that one up, for all the world to see?

So we know he most certainly had and had acces three BC’s and not a COLB(Hawaii didn't start issuing them until 2001). There is no reason to create confusion but, for the fact he is hiding something. That something will be discovered, though.

Hope no one brings up some house fire that vaporized his BC.  That was in 1972 and none of the documents listed here would have been affected by that “fishy” event.

So with all these Birth Certificates lying around, why did he feel it necessary to produce a "Certification of Live Birth" that is inconsistent with a Birth Certificate and wholly lacking all of the information you would find, in you know, a Birth Certificate?

 It seemed important that he found a document that is called a “Birth Certificate” and it is highly unlikely he would not know what one looks like.


293 posted on 09/11/2009 7:27:29 AM PDT by Vendome (Don't take life so seriously... You'll never live through it.)
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To: Vendome

“...Birth Certificate found among his mother’s belongings”
I always wondered why he didn’t just volunteer this one. A certificate of that vintage would not be a computer printed model.


309 posted on 09/11/2009 7:49:13 AM PDT by bossmechanic (If all else fails, hit it with a hammer)
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