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We, the undersigned, assert our rights as citizens of the United States in demanding that the constitutional eligibility requirement be taken seriously and that any and all controlling legal authorities in this matter examine the complete birth certificate of Barack Obama, including the actual city and hospital of birth, and make that document available to the American people for inspection.

<p>Jerone Corsi, Ph. D. is about to drop another bombshell, casting further doubt on the stories of President Obama's birth.</p> <p>Dr. Corsi, whose doctorate is from Harvard, is an excellent researcher and investigative journalist. He was the driving force behind the Swift Boat veterans telling the truth about War Phony John Kerry. He is also the author of "Obamanation."</p>

Q. Longtime CNN anchor Lou Dobbs is making trouble for the network, reported a story popular on AT&T Yahoo! this week. His coverage of the "birther" movement, which questions the authenticity of Barack Obama's birth certificate, has brought the most fallout. His persistence with the story has embarrassed CNN execs and also contributed to a drop in ratings, say insiders. The bad press has put his job in jeopardy. What do you think? Should Lou Dobbs keep his job? Poll Here

Our current US President was a Great British citizen at the time of his birth. He then became a Kenyan citizen followed by what appears to be citizenship in Indonesia. Perhaps he is currently a citizen or subject of a nation other than the US. (That question will be the focus of my next article.) Obama’s own web site carried an admission that his birth status was governed by Great Britain. That admission was published by Obama’s Fight The Smears web site as quoted from a discussion of Obama’s UK citizenship written by Factcheck.org. The Factcheck.org essay went even further...

TAMPA - A Lutz Army reservist who is challenging the citizenship of President Barack Obama is now attacking the federal judge who denied his legal claims. Stefan Frederick Cook and his California attorney, Orly Taitz, have filed motions in U.S. District Court asking that Judge Richard A. Lazzara be removed from his case and seeking a rehearing on complaints Lazzara dismissed. But the judge immediately denied the most recent motions. Lazzara last month threw out Cook's lawsuit and a petition for a restraining order in which Cook asked to be reinstated to his civilian job working for a military contractor....

Last week, POLITICO asked the 11 House Republicans co-sponsoring the so-called "birther" bill — requiring presidential candidates to prove they were born in the U.S.— for copies of their own birth certificates. It is not, of course, a requirement for members of Congress to either produce a birth certificate or be natural born citizens of the United States. But we decided to ask anyway: The bill’s original sponsor, Rep. Bill Posey of Florida, is out of the country but sent this e-mail: “I do not have a copy of my certificate handy, because there is no constitutional requirement for it.”...

First District Congressman John Sullivan said Friday that the nation's big problems can't be solved without bipartisanship, but that didn't prevent him from scorching President Barack Obama and the Democrats. Sullivan opened his remarks to the Tulsa Republican Club by questioning Obama's nationality and alluding to an "enemies list" being compiled from e-mails critical of the administration's health care reform proposal. He spent most of the next 40 minutes attacking the president on matters ranging from energy to management. "This is a scary time in Washington," he said. "It's a very frightening time. I see Barack Obama is creating an...

I need the image to confirm the fact she has a Hawaiian birth certficate despite being born in Indonesia.

Poll on Obama's Birth Certificate is located at the bottom of the page.

“The common law of England is not the common law of these States.” —George MasonWhat might the phrase “natural-born citizen” of the United States imply under the U.S. Constitution? The phrase has always been obscure due to the lack of any single authoritative source to confer in order to understand the condition of citizenship the phrase recognizes. Learning what the phrase might have meant following the Declaration of Independence, and the adoption of the Fourteenth Amendment, requires detective work. As with all detective work, eliminating the usual suspects from the beginning goes a long way in quickly solving a case....

The case pending in U.S. District Court in Orange County, California, on the subject of President Obama’s qualifications, has changed its lead plaintiff. Formerly, the case was known as Alan Keyes v Barack Obama. Keyes is still a co-plaintiff, but the lead plaintiff is now Pamela Barnett, an officer of the U.S. military, so the case will in the future be called Barnett v Obama. Thanks to Bill Van Allen for this news.

For just a moment, let's forget about people like "Dr." Orly Taitz and what may or may not be faked documents. People on both sides of the Obama birth certificate issue have gone completely off the deep end over this topic. Admittedly, for some people on both sides, it was a fairly short trip. Now, with all of that behind us... The burden of proof does not rest upon those who doubt the claimant. The burden of proof rests solely upon the claimant. Mr. Obama has said, "I am qualified to be president." For more than a year, more than...

You know you’re a Birther when: Green is your least favorite color. You know more about Millard Fillmore than Barack Obama You see an ad for a butcher shop in Chicago that sells, “natural-born chickens.” You think that “Out of Africa” is a film about Obama’s birthplace. A cop asks to see your driver’s license, and you tell him to visit Factcheck.org. You found Obama’s name in the “Guinness Book of No Records.” You wonder if Obama gave his grandmother, “end-of-life counseling.” “Who Wants to be a Millionaire,” was a job announcement for Obama’s attorney. For the first time in...

Simon Rosenberg, president of the National Democratic Network (NDN), says CNN’s Lou Dobbs should leave CNN and go to work for Fox News Channel. Rosenberg made the remark Tuesday during a panel discussion on immigration reform at NDN’s headquarters in Washington, D.C. “I hope that one thing we can all agree with today is that it’s time to get Lou Dobbs off CNN and put him on FOX where he belongs, I think – just like Glenn Beck,” he told the audience. “I mean, I think Glenn Beck has paved the trail for Lou Dobbs, and I hope that we...

It has been more than a week now since you wrote a memo to your entire editorial team explaining that the Obama birth certificate story was "dead" because Hawaii had destroyed all original, long-form, hospital-generated documents. In fact, it has been a week since the state of Hawaii repudiated your baseless assertion. Isn't it time to apologize for your error and to Lou Dobbs for attempting to intimidate him for covering the story? And since your basis for not covering the story has been blown to smithereens, isn't it time for you to issue a new edict to your news...

Our current US President was a Great British citizen at the time of his birth. He then became a Kenyan citizen followed by what appears to be citizenship in Indonesia. Perhaps he is currently a citizen or subject of a nation other than the US. (That question will be the focus of my next article.) Obama’s own web site carried an admission that his birth status was governed by Great Britain. That admission was published by Obama’s Fight The Smears web site as quoted from a discussion of Obama’s UK citizenship written by Factcheck.org. The Factcheck.org essay went even further...

Well what will the Daily Kos crowd have to say about a Democratic state senator in Hawaii announcing that he will introduce legislation in Hawaii to make Obama disclose the birth certificate information filed with that's state's Department of Health? State Sen. Will Espero (D), who was born in Japan, explains to World Net Daily his decision to introduce the legislation: "My decision to file the legislation was primarily a result of the fuss over President Obama's birth records and the lingering questions," Espero said. Espero told WND that he believes President Obama was born in Hawaii. "My motivation is...

"Barrak Hussein Obama II was born to a white American Ann Dunham and Kenyan Barrak Hussein Obama Snr, in Nyang'oma Kogelo now in Kenya." AND.. "His mother often went to the church, but Barry was Muslim. He went to the mosque,” Adi said. “I remember him wearing a sarong.”"

As many suspected, the Obama Kenyan birth certificate is now being sorta claimed as a spoof perpetrated by some anti-birther (they seem to be leaving some wiggle room if they decide to back-pedal - maybe the photos are their depiction of what might have been done by someone else - inspired by actual events, if you will). By what I suspect is not a coincidence, the folks at Politjab who found the Bomford template now have found the spoofer. Suddenly, finding the Bomford certificate amidst all the images of birth certificates on the web looks less like great detective work...

A blogger who is maintaining anonymity is claiming to have generated a Kenyan birth certificate for the president that appears similar to the one unveiled days ago by a California attorney who has shepherded several lawsuits over Barack Obama's eligibility. The blogger wrote on fearlessblogging a list of materials used in the work, including: Fine cotton business paper: $11, Inkjet printer: $35, 1940 Royal Model KMM manual typewriter: $10, 2 Shilling coin: $1, Pilot Varsity fountain pen: $3 and then cited "Punkin' the Birthers: Priceless." WND e-mails requesting a comment on the posting were not returned. However, the page linked...