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Originally posted by Afrosamurai
Once again, the document you claim "proves" he was an Indonisian native... SAYS HE WS BORN IN HAWAII! Get over it, a black man is in office no matter how much you hate black people.
Originally posted by PammyK
Exactly how old is this retired General, what's the state of his health? We don't have enough background info to really form an opinion.
Originally posted by Afrosamurai
reply to post by Aermacchi
And once again, the document you claim "proves" he isn't an American citizen says he was born in HAWAII! I guess it doesn't count if you're black huh?
Originally posted by Afrosamurai
Get over it, a black man is in office no matter how much you hate black people.
Originally posted by Aermacchi
1) Clue Number one = When first asked for his vaulted BC, Obama claimed it was lost.
2) Clue Number two = When it was made known one existed and we requested it, it took 6 months before one was finally being shown and the daily Kos admitted it was a fraud.
3) Clue number 3 = Too take attention off of himself Obama's camp started asking McCain questions bout his birth and found he was born in another country Panama where a full investigation insisted upon by Obama was carried out.
The fact that he HAD a vaulted BC somewhere was never the question but the fact that he had one in a state that accepted a BC from anywhere at the time to be in file was making this issue even more suspicious.
Because he wasn't Born in the U.S.
THAT's WHY!
To say he is innocent of this is to me just another guy getting off like O.J. Simpson did and whenever we say he was guilty, someone says he was found innocent yet we all knew he was guilty.
The evidence you give is NOT evidence. Anyone can make a phoney COLB.
Originally posted by Jenna
It is relevant due to the fact that if you renounce your US citizenship, you can re-gain citizenship but not natural born status.
So if he had US citizenship and it was renounced then he couldn't have regained natural born status.
Also, the argument that his attendance at an Indonesian school is irrelevant relies on him being born in the US to begin with.
Originally posted by converge
Originally posted by Aermacchi
The evidence you give is NOT evidence. Anyone can make a phoney COLB.
I'm sure anyone can, and yet the man that is the President of the United States and according to you has conspired with state, federal officials and agencies, including the intelligence community, hasn't been able to make a phony one to shut you guys up...
Consider the latest batch of crazy internet rumors debunked.
A separate WND investigation into Obama's birth certificate utilizing forgery experts also found the document to be authentic. The investigation also revealed methods used by some of the bloggers to determine the document was fake involved forgeries, in that a few bloggers added text and images to the certificate scan that weren't originally there. source
Originally posted by converge
Can you please cite the statute, or Constitutional passage to support this, or is this merely your personal opinion?
Title 8
§ 1481. Loss of nationality by native-born or naturalized citizen; voluntary action; burden of proof; presumptions
(a) A person who is a national of the United States whether by birth or naturalization, shall lose his nationality by voluntarily performing any of the following acts with the intention of relinquishing United States nationality—
(1) obtaining naturalization in a foreign state upon his own application or upon an application filed by a duly authorized agent, after having attained the age of eighteen years;
US Constitution.net
When you lose your U.S. nationality, you are no longer under the protection or jurisdiction of the United States. When the United States considers you to no longer be of U.S. nationality, it in effect considers you to no longer be a citizen.
I see that you wrote it was renounced rather than he renounced. Then I can safely assume you understand that it was either done for him by his parents, or when he was a minor.
As I stated before either one of those, or both, situations isn't valid to renounce US citizenship. US law is clear about this: you can only renounce your citizenship by your own application as an adult.
Yeah, and everything tangible that has appeared so far points out that this is the case.
Originally posted by Jenna
Agreed. However, if he were naturalized in another country then that also would cause him to lose citizenship and as far as I am aware that can be done by the parents of a minor.
(1) obtaining naturalization in a foreign state upon his own application or upon an application filed by a duly authorized agent, after having attained the age of eighteen years;
Originally posted by Leto
I'm sure anyone can, and yet the man that is the President of the United States and according to you has conspired with state, federal officials and agencies, including the intelligence community, hasn't been able to make a phony one to shut you guys up...
Citizenship and Naturalization of Children
Children can be naturalized as a result of parent’s naturalization if:
* The child is lawfully present in the U.S. at the time of naturalization;
* The child is under the age of 18 at the time of naturalization; and
* Both parents, or the parent with custody, are naturalized.
Law on the Citizenship of the Republic of Indonesia
Article 2.
(1)A foreign child of less than 5 years age who is adopted by a citizen of the Republic of Indonesia acquires the citizenship of the Republic of Indonesia, if such an adoption is declared legal by the Pengadilan Negeri at the residence of the person adopting the child.
Article 13.
(2)The citizenship of the Republic of Indonesia acquired by a mother also applies to her children who have no legal family relationship with the father, who have not reached the age of 18 and are not married yet after they have resided and are in Indonesia.
Originally posted by converge
1) Clue Number one = When first asked for his vaulted BC, Obama claimed it was lost.Originally posted by Aermacchi
Source?
When it was made known one existed? The Department of Health keeps all vital records (original birth certificates). If someone was born in said state, the only way the vault birth certificate doesn't exist is if there was some catastrophe and the records were lost..
3) Clue number 3 = Too take attention off of himself Obama's camp started asking McCain questions bout his birth and found he was born in another country Panama where a full investigation insisted upon by Obama was carried out.Originally posted by Aermacchi
source
Prove it. We're still waiting for your evidence or at least a mediocrely compelling legal argument.
This is a lie. Hawaii at the time didn't accept registration of children born outside the state has being born in Hawaii. The statute that allows this (§338-17.8) was enacted only in 1982.
The Date Filed by Registrar on Obama's certificate is August 8 1961. And since Obama's birth announcement shows up in the August 13's paper it's obvious his registration was filed, at the latest, August 13th 1961.
The announcements by the way, were received directly from Hawaii's Health Department, they weren't paid announcements.
Prove it. We're still waiting for your evidence or at least a mediocrely compelling legal argument.!
To say he is innocent of this is to me just another guy getting off like O.J. Simpson did and whenever we say he was guilty, someone says he was found innocent yet we all knew he was guilty.Originally posted by Aermacchi
Oh yes, this is exactly like a murder accusation...
I'm sure anyone can, and yet the man that is the President of the United States and according to you has conspired with state, federal officials and agencies, including the intelligence community, hasn't been able to make a phony one to shut you guys up...
Originally posted by dankai
WE DON'T LIVE IN A DEMOCRACY! WE LIVE IN A CONSTITUTIONAL REPUBLIC!!!!!!! SO WHAT THEY ARE DOING IS A GREAT SERVICE TO WHAT WE ARE!!!!!
Originally posted by Jenna
He was adopted by his step-father, correct?
Originally posted by Jenna
So a parent can naturalize a child in the US, but can't renounce it when they move to another country? Does that make sense to you?
Chang & Boos is a multinational relocation law firm practicing exclusively in the field of Canada Immigration law and US immigration law.
Loss of nationality, also known as expatriation, means the loss of citizenship status properly acquired, whether by birth in the United States, through birth abroad to U.S. citizen parents, or by naturalization. As a result of several constitutional decisions, §349(a) of the current Immigration and Nationality Act ("INA") provides that U.S. nationality is lost only when the U.S. citizen does one of the specified acts described in INA §349, voluntarily and with the intent to give up that nationality. If any one of these requirements is lacking, nationality is not lost. ...
Loss of U.S. citizenship can result only from the citizen's voluntary actions. This is because termination of citizenship without voluntary action on the part of the citizen would deprive the citizen of freedom of choice and would likely be a denial of due process. ...
Closely related to need for voluntary action is the requirement that expatriation cannot be accomplished by a citizen who has not attained a specified age of maturity. This conforms with the common law maxim that an infant lacks legal capacity to undertake contractual obligations. Legal maturity generally considered to be the age of 21, unless a different age is specially stated. Paragraphs (1), (2), (4) of INA §349(a) specifically fix the age of maturity at 18. ...
Not only must the U.S. citizen perform an expatriating act voluntarily, but he or she must also intend to relinquish U.S. citizenship as a result of such voluntary act.
According to INA §349(b), whenever the loss of U.S. nationality is put in issue, the burden falls upon the person or party claiming that such loss occurred, to establish such claim by a preponderance of the evidence.
In September, 1990, the Department of State ("DOS") issued a policy statement which dealth with loss of nationality. The policy statement indicated that DOS would presume a person intended to retain U.S. citizenship where:
1. the person was naturalized in a foreign country
2. took a routine oath of allegiance, or
3. accepted non-policy level employment with a foreign government.
source
I searched again and they now have some of the Indonesian laws online.
Originally posted by dankai
Originally posted by SaviorComplex
Originally posted by MikeboydUS
You apparently do not understand the influence or connections generals have with the active duty brass or even more interesting, the defense industries.
Oh, that is certain.
But not in a court-case to establish whether a President is legitimate (he is) and whether the military should follow his orders, his standing as a Major General means nothing. In fact, because he is retired, it may hurt the case.
Of course, what the Major General and Taitz are doing is a grave threat to democracy.
WE DON'T LIVE IN A DEMOCRACY! WE LIVE IN A CONSTITUTIONAL REPUBLIC!!!!!!! SO WHAT THEY ARE DOING IS A GREAT SERVICE TO WHAT WE ARE!!!!!