Does anyone know when Alvin Onaka started using this stamp?
There's a lot of Hawaiian birth certificates out there, but I wonder if this stamp is recent.
Someone said that txe may not be a typo, but type of file. It's not a very common format and wonder when Hawaii would have started using this format and why create a pdf from the format.
robilefox says:
April 28, 2011 at 12:05 pm
It should now be apparent why Obama was laughing so much when he presented his new long form document America. He must of known from the moment he received the document that it was completely worthless in officially proving his birth in Honolulu on August 4, 1961. However, he also knows by now that just saying it is proof of his birth will be enough for the mindless drones that still support him. He was worried by recent polls that showed only 32% of Americans thought he was born in America. So, he had to put out something to keep that number from getting lower. So, he asked the Hawaii State Registrar to release all information in their archives on his birth. The now infamous “long form” is the result of that effort.
This long form is quite clearly based on secondary sources without any original documentation to support any of the information on the presented printout. It is obviously not a copy of an original record of birth; as these copies are negative image reproductions of archived photostats. In addition, the Registrar clearly states in his affirmation on Obama’s new long form the following: “I certify this a true copy or abstract of TXE record on file in the Hawaii State Department of Health”. A TXE record is an “enriched text file” used to combine graphics with textual data for easier storage and retrieval of information stored in computer databases. So, the Registrar is certifying that all the information on the new long form is all from electronic sources, which might not even be based on any one particular database record. The Registrar admits none of the data is from original sources. Obama’s new long form is completely worthless in proving his Hawaiian birth.
However, Obama has the added pleasure of watching “Birthers” scramble around looking at all the inconsistencies of this worthless document. All the uneven layering and artefactual errors might well be just the process of presenting the database information on a standard informational receipt form; like mismatching from improperly inserting data into a form letter. However, instead of reading what the Registrar is affirming and understanding the information is totally from unofficial secondary sources, the conspiracy theorists look at faded background, dimmed numbers and other anomalies to prove Obama’s long form “birth certificate” is a fake.
However, the Registrar openly admits in plain text that nothing on the long form is based on original sourcing; it is all digital data printed out as an “abstract”. So, Obama is laughing at his critics trying to prove his worthless new unofficial birth record is somehow forged proof of his birth in Hawaii; they are trying to prove a negative from a negative by first starting from the position this worthless document is being presented as positive proof of Obama’s birth.
Of course Obama knows this new long form on his birth is as phony as a $3-bill. But, he also knows it doesn’t change anything. His supporters will deny the fact that the document is worthless and his critics will fail to gleam any new, useful information to attack him with. In addition, he divides and distracts America at the precise moment that the American economy implodes. This is win-win-win for Obama; or, as Charlie Sheen would say, “Winning”. So, like Nero of Ancient Rome, Obama sits above the people with a pleased expression, contemplating the next tyranny to impose on the hapless masses.”
“A TXE record is an “enriched text file” used to combine graphics with textual data for easier storage and retrieval of information stored in computer databases” doesn’t appear to be correct” — what is your source? The one you cited doesn’t match, it’s an advertisement for a “system scan”.
My understanding is that txe file is simply a text file with tags like html or rtf. Here’s the definition of “Enriched text” from the wikipedia —
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enriched_text?oldid=0
So, I think that X is just a blurry H.
The rest of your post is pure conjecture - for example there is no evidence that the PDF is based on “secondary sources” quite the contrary. The unevenness of the PDF we see is clearly the result of trying to create a readable version of a photostat of some kind - just look at the degree of compression and filtering they had to do.
Rgrds-Woody