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Nmysys wrote: I will wait till he gets the laws changed and actually shows the official record of the birth before I accept this. Thanks for the attempt, but a newspaper article doesn't prove anything.
residenttroll wrote: I can get a birth certificate printed from my home state today. It's not the original birth certificate but it's an authentic state birth certificate printed in 2010. I also have an original copy of my birth certificate too. Why can't we see the ORIGINAL birth certificate?
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pineinthegrass wrote:
Nmysys wrote: I will wait till he gets the laws changed and actually shows the official record of the birth before I accept this. Thanks for the attempt, but a newspaper article doesn't prove anything.
residenttroll wrote: I can get a birth certificate printed from my home state today. It's not the original birth certificate but it's an authentic state birth certificate printed in 2010. I also have an original copy of my birth certificate too. Why can't we see the ORIGINAL birth certificate?
So I'll ask both of you guys, if you do see an original birth certificate produced after actions by the new governor, will you accept it?
Your statements say yes, but my guess is no, but do hope I'm wrong.
I'd also love to hear your explanations about the birth announcements at the time in the Hawaii newspapers.
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pineinthegrass wrote:
Nmysys wrote: I will wait till he gets the laws changed and actually shows the official record of the birth before I accept this. Thanks for the attempt, but a newspaper article doesn't prove anything.
residenttroll wrote: I can get a birth certificate printed from my home state today. It's not the original birth certificate but it's an authentic state birth certificate printed in 2010. I also have an original copy of my birth certificate too. Why can't we see the ORIGINAL birth certificate?
So I'll ask both of you guys, if you do see an original birth certificate produced after actions by the new governor, will you accept it?
Your statements say yes, but my guess is no, but do hope I'm wrong.
I'd also love to hear your explanations about the birth announcements at the time in the Hawaii newspapers.
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residenttroll wrote: Birth annoucement? Who paid for it? Was it the new Governor (i.e. family friends)? It was published 9 days after his birth. I would like to see the original microfilm of the paper announcements too.
In November 2008, The Advertiser reported that the first published mention of the future president appeared in a Sunday Advertiser birth announcement that ran on Aug. 13, 1961:
"Mr. and Mrs. Barack H. Obama, 6085 Kalanianaole Hwy., son, Aug. 4."
The identical announce- ment ran the following day in the Honolulu Star-Bulletin.
Birthers wave off those birth announcements, saying that Obama family members 48 years ago could have phoned in false information to both newspapers.
Such vital statistics, however, were not sent to the newspapers by the general public but by the Health Department, which received the information directly from hospitals, Okubo said.
Birth announcements from the public ran elsewhere in both papers and usually included information such as the newborn's name, weight and time of birth.
"Take a second and think about that," wrote Robert Farley of the St. Petersburg (Fla.) Times' Pulitzer Prize winning Web site PoliticFact.com on July 1. "In order to phony those notices up, it would have required the complicity of the state Health Department and two independent newspapers — on the off chance this unnamed child might want to one day be president of the United States."
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PrintSmith wrote: Well now, let's see.......
As far as the birth announcements go, we know for certain that Barack Sr. never lived at the address shown in those birth announcements. Stanley Ann, her parents and Barack Jr., possibly, but not Barack Sr.
So what? It doesn't matter where the father lived. And you seem to agree his mother lived there. So unless you can prove otherwise, it's a valid address (not that even that matters).
There is also no record of a marriage license issued to Barack Sr. and Stanley Ann, thus the claim of Mr. and Mrs. would be in error, and if that part is in error, why not the rest of it as well?
Very strange logic here. First, it doesn't matter if they were married or not. The fact is Obama was born in Hawaii to an american citizen mother. The newspapers announced his birth. And here you are saying that if they got the Mr & Mrs wrong in the announcement (not that you've even proven it's wrong), then the whole announcement means nothing? With that convoluted logic then any typo in a newspaper would invalidate everything else in that paper. Utter nonsense! You still have no explanation for how such an announcement appeared in the newspaper. Face it, the newspaper announcements alone are ample proof for any reasonable person that Obama was born in Hawaii, even though they are not legal documents (but I assume they'd be admissable in court as evidence).
Certification of Live Birth, well, we know that Barack was indeed born alive and well - perhaps even in Hawaii as claimed. If the Obama legal team that is being paid to fight any attempts at having any of his bona fides produced is willing to let the Hawaii governor release the original document that resides within the state archives, I'd be good with that, especially if it showed which hospital Obama was born in and the name of the doctor that delivered him at the hospital. That might indeed solve the birth certificate issue which has become Roswellian due to the inaccessability of the document in question.
OK, I'm glad you'll accept it if the original document is produced (even though the Certificate of Live Birth is the only legal document you need). But I'll bet you that the main birthers will not accept it and will claim it's a forgery, just as they did when the Certificate of Live Birth was first produced. You can't change the minds of conspiracy wingnuts (and I mean that in a "nice" way). Prove them wrong and they'll just weave new conspiracy theories.
And your claim about Obama's lawyers fighting the governor from releasing the documents contridicts what other birthers are saying. They are insinuating the new Democrat governer is going to present fake evidence. Why would Obama's lawyers fight that?
Of course, that wouldn't answer whether or not he claimed citizenship in another nation as an adult applying for college admission, which is a distinct possibility that continues to exist, especially if he held a foreign passport at the time and renewed it to travel to Pakistan in 1981.
Obama will continue to fight to keep the birth certificate unexamined for the same reason that Nixon fought to keep his tapes secret. Most of the documents being kept from examination are as innocuous as most of the Nixon tapes were. But Obama knows, as did Nixon, what is contained in what is being requested, that if one is allowed to be examined the arguments against allowing the others to be examined disappears, and if all are examined, what is being held back will be discovered with devastating results. Obama is a very intelligent man, misguided, but intelligent without a doubt. He knows what the documents contain and which one, if allowed to be examined, would be harmful to him, just as Nixon knew which of the tapes would harm him. If even one brick is removed from the wall erected around the documents that currently remain unexamined, then the wall is breached an all the documents would eventually have to be released. That can't happen. Why it can't happen is something we won't know unless and until it does, just as we couldn't know what was on the Nixon tapes until others were allowed to listen to them.
Apples to oranges. The Nixon tapes were one group entity. If you say you are releasing them, then you must release all of them. If Obama (or the new Hawaii governor) releases his original birth certificate, that is in no way tied to expecting Obama to release every other document produced during his entire life. Hell, he's already released the Certificate of Live Birth. By your logic that too should of "forced" him to release all other documents. But it didn't.
On July 27, 2009, the U.S. House of Representatives passed H.Res. 593, commemorating the 50th anniversary of Hawaii's statehood, including the text, "Whereas the 44th President of the United States, Barack Obama, was born in Hawaii on August 4, 1961."[71] The vote passed 378-0.[72]
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First off, the announcements in the Hawaii papers say that a son was born to Mr & Mrs Obama. Doesn't say where that birth took place, only that it did - which is something all of us already know to be true without any form of documentation at all. Yes it appeared in a couple of Hawaii newspapers one day after the birth was registered with the state of Hawaii, but it gives no indication of where the son was born. As evidence in a court of law, it would really prove nothing with regards to where Obama II was born.pineinthegrass wrote:
So what? It doesn't matter where the father lived. And you seem to agree his mother lived there. So unless you can prove otherwise, it's a valid address (not that even that matters).PrintSmith wrote: Well now, let's see.......
As far as the birth announcements go, we know for certain that Barack Sr. never lived at the address shown in those birth announcements. Stanley Ann, her parents and Barack Jr., possibly, but not Barack Sr.
Very strange logic here. First, it doesn't matter if they were married or not. The fact is Obama was born in Hawaii to an american citizen mother. The newspapers announced his birth. And here you are saying that if they got the Mr & Mrs wrong in the announcement (not that you've even proven it's wrong), then the whole announcement means nothing? With that convoluted logic then any typo in a newspaper would invalidate everything else in that paper. Utter nonsense! You still have no explanation for how such an announcement appeared in the newspaper. Face it, the newspaper announcements alone are ample proof for any reasonable person that Obama was born in Hawaii, even though they are not legal documents (but I assume they'd be admissable in court as evidence).There is also no record of a marriage license issued to Barack Sr. and Stanley Ann, thus the claim of Mr. and Mrs. would be in error, and if that part is in error, why not the rest of it as well?
Certification of Live Birth, well, we know that Barack was indeed born alive and well - perhaps even in Hawaii as claimed. If the Obama legal team that is being paid to fight any attempts at having any of his bona fides produced is willing to let the Hawaii governor release the original document that resides within the state archives, I'd be good with that, especially if it showed which hospital Obama was born in and the name of the doctor that delivered him at the hospital. That might indeed solve the birth certificate issue which has become Roswellian due to the inaccessability of the document in question.
OK, I'm glad you'll accept it if the original document is produced (even though the Certificate of Live Birth is the only legal document you need). But I'll bet you that the main birthers will not accept it and will claim it's a forgery, just as they did when the Certificate of Live Birth was first produced. You can't change the minds of conspiracy wingnuts (and I mean that in a "nice" way). Prove them wrong and they'll just weave new conspiracy theories.
And your claim about Obama's lawyers fighting the governor from releasing the documents contridict what other birthers are saying. They are insinuating the new Democrat governer is going to present fake evidence. Why would Obama's lawyers fight that?Apples to oranges. The Nixon tapes were one group entity. If you say you are releasing them, then you must release all of them. If Obama (or the new Hawaii governor) releases his original birth certificate, that is in no way tied to expecting Obama to release every other document produced during his entire life. Hell, he's already released the Certificate of Live Birth. By your logic that too should of "forced" him to release all other documents. But it didn't.Of course, that wouldn't answer whether or not he claimed citizenship in another nation as an adult applying for college admission, which is a distinct possibility that continues to exist, especially if he held a foreign passport at the time and renewed it to travel to Pakistan in 1981.
Obama will continue to fight to keep the birth certificate unexamined for the same reason that Nixon fought to keep his tapes secret. Most of the documents being kept from examination are as innocuous as most of the Nixon tapes were. But Obama knows, as did Nixon, what is contained in what is being requested, that if one is allowed to be examined the arguments against allowing the others to be examined disappears, and if all are examined, what is being held back will be discovered with devastating results. Obama is a very intelligent man, misguided, but intelligent without a doubt. He knows what the documents contain and which one, if allowed to be examined, would be harmful to him, just as Nixon knew which of the tapes would harm him. If even one brick is removed from the wall erected around the documents that currently remain unexamined, then the wall is breached an all the documents would eventually have to be released. That can't happen. Why it can't happen is something we won't know unless and until it does, just as we couldn't know what was on the Nixon tapes until others were allowed to listen to them.
You produce lots of words, but you still can't explain the fact that Obama's birth was announced in two newspapers at the time. And I'm sure those announcements have been investigated ad nauseam by the birthers. If they found them to be fake or even questionable, we'd of heard about it.
Even the US House of Representatives voted unanimously that Obama was born in Hawaii. Doesn't even that make you think that just maybe you are a little way to far out in right field here?
On July 27, 2009, the U.S. House of Representatives passed H.Res. 593, commemorating the 50th anniversary of Hawaii's statehood, including the text, "Whereas the 44th President of the United States, Barack Obama, was born in Hawaii on August 4, 1961."[71] The vote passed 378-0.[72]
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