If we find that the Hawaii people have lied to us about the birth announcements it means that not only has the Hawaii DOH already been shown to have participated in Obama’s fraud, but both Hawaii newspapers as well.
My biggest concern in all this is that there is huge corruption in the government, law enforcement, and media - and the people seem powerless to MAKE THE LAWS STICK.
I started out being agnostic about the birth announcements like you are. They don’t prove place of birth even if they came from the state DOH. But as I look at the information I can tell you with near certainty that those announcements did NOT come from the state registrar as both Hawaii newspapers have told us. Look for more information to come out about this sooner or later.
I have always believed that some form of filing was made on August 8, 1961. And given the effort they engaged in to get her back from Africa, I assume she made it. But it is difficult to see why, if they made it, they would then have made a filing showing that he was born in Africa; which I believe they did. That's why they can't let you see the vault copy.
Where did we get the microfiche? I don't think we got them from an official source--I think someone claimed to have found one in an obscure Library collection; later a second one the same way. Exactly what you would do if you had faked the first one, found it; and then thought you needed to find a second one to authenticate the first.
I did think the papers had a reasonable story about why they couldn't come up with the hard copy. I was a little surprised that the Seattle Public Library didn't have either hard copy or microfiche for the period.
But on reflection, you might expect the Records section to show the hospital and doctor; because those are the people who initiate the filings. Further, grandmother was an influential person in Honolulu--didn't make any difference what color the kid was or what his parentage was, if they had been going to drop him in Hawaii, he would have had gold plated hospital and doctor care.
That's really one of the best arguments--if the announcements were genuine, you would have found a doctor and hospital because the family was an established Hawaii family and their names would also have been on the announcement. No doctor, hospital, nurse, attending person, no single person who has any first hand knowledge has appeared.