[Mr Rogers]

Probably because you are taking it completely out of context. You don’t seem to understand the difference between someone born in a country, and those born to citizens or subjects outside of the country. Thus you take one sentence and end up facing the wrong direction.

The WKA court discussed the matter at length, citing sources. In context. Context being something birthers aren’t very good at...

[Rides3]

I've put everything I've posted into correct historical context. 'Wheresoever' does indeed mean anywhere, including Virginia. The ACTUAL English law states that children born in England to foreign parents are denizens and NOT otherwise.

You're just pissy because you're learning the hard way that virtually every bit of information you've been spoon-fed by someone who obviously has an agenda... is WRONG.