Resolution says Hawaii Obama's birthplace

reply to post by KSPigpen


I wasn't going to jump in on this one as it is a joke.

But you really hit it. I mean really hit it.

what other president would need an act of congress to say he is a lawful citizen?
...should make you wonder.

Everybody from ATS voted in agreement that I'm from The Andromeda Galaxy.. and I was sent here to govern the US! I forgot my BC back home but thankfully we have ATS supporting my claim.

When do I get to move into the whitehouse ?

What a complete joke.

Jeeze our great great great grandchildren are going to look back at this moment in history and wonder how they even made it as far as they did with the type of BS coming out of the congress.

I mean really, a non-binding resolution now proves he is a citizen? Yea, whatever.

Seeing how this is a conspiracy site and all, did anybody ever stop and think for a second that both the dem's and repub's wold benefit from a constitutional crisis? Like lets say, being able to change anything they want on a whim?

I hear lots of people say, "people would be on this like white on rice" etc. Did you ever stop to think maybe both sides of the isle could benefit if Obama isn't natural born?

Both the dem's and the repub's are two sides of the same coin you know....

Anyone who doubts that Obama is a natural born US citizen should ask one person if he is eligible.

That person is Tim Kaine Governor of Virginia. This is the current DNC Chairperson.

I was thinking it was Nancy Pelosi but I am wrong about that. And so is that idiot Russian mail order bride/dentist/Real Estate Agent/Lawyer Tiatz.

Oh well if Congress says so it MUST be true.
Please, give me a break!

Aren't the people who are agreeing with and believing these Congressmen the same people who hate politicians because they are a bunch of liers and cannot be trusted.

Oh, the irony & hypocrisy.

Originally posted by yankeerose

I hope this puts the "birther" conspiracy to rest... once and for all.

www.upi.com

Put it to rest? Hahaaaaa...

A resolution does nothing whatsoever... this is just a formal statement of Congress that they are scared and that they are tired of having their "town hall" meetings disrupted. Do you really think this tiny thing will do anything at all to stop that?

Originally posted by jeasahtheseer

I don't know what you are talking about. I don't think this was a good decision at all. And its true people are always pointing fingers and calling these guys corrupt but then when they do something they agree with all of a sudden they are good honest people?

When was the last time you heard Congress described as "good honest people"?

reply to post by jeasahtheseer


Jesa, no offense or anything, but my opinion is this: if you didn't vote for anyone in the election, you have no right to complain how bad our country is, and how our politicians are.

If you don't want to be part of voting in politicians, fine. That's you're right. But, really then, you should have no right to complain, seeing it didn't matter to you to vote.

Originally posted by Mak Manto
reply to post by jeasahtheseer

 

Jesa, no offense or anything, but my opinion is this: if you didn't vote for anyone in the election, you have no right to complain how bad our country is, and how our politicians are.

If you don't want to be part of voting in politicians, fine. That's you're right. But, really then, you should have no right to complain, seeing it didn't matter to you to vote.

Oh I "voted"... just not for mccain or obama. I don't want to get into it right now though!

[edit on 28-7-2009 by jeasahtheseer]

Originally posted by MysterE
This resolution was not passed. As stated above, when announced by Rep. Abercrombie, Rep. Bachmann stated

Mr. Speaker? I object to the vote on the grounds that a quorum is not present and make a point of order that a quorum is not present

Quorum def.

The minimal number of officers and members of a committee or organization, usually a majority, who must be present for valid transaction of business.

and the motion was postponed

-E-

H.Res.593 was voted on and passed Jul 27, 2009 6:56 PM

Recognizing and celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the entry of Hawaii into the Union as the 50th State

So... it has already been passed according to the Govtrack.us.

And... Rep. Michelle Bachmann (R-MN) voted YES.

Originally posted by Iamonlyhuman

Originally posted by jeasahtheseer

I don't know what you are talking about. I don't think this was a good decision at all. And its true people are always pointing fingers and calling these guys corrupt but then when they do something they agree with all of a sudden they are good honest people?

When was the last time you heard Congress described as "good honest people"?

how many times do I have to explain myself? Jesus. I was saying that these people complain about everything these guys do but when they do something they agree with all of a sudden everything is all good? No its not.

This DOES NOT in anyway whatsoever prove that Obama was born here.

Stop bothering me just because of how I happened to type my post out. I used the wrong words, I admit it. NONE of us are perfect.

I'm allowed to have a opinion just like yall. Doesnt matter if I voted or not. I'm going to bed, don't even respond to me!


[edit on 28-7-2009 by jeasahtheseer]

reply to post by yankeerose


I want to share in the excitement. Just tell me again cause I think I missed it! What member of congress viewed his long form to bring us the information?

This member of Congress is a true American patriot and I want to honor him, please tell me which one it was!

Originally posted by Mak Manto
reply to post by jeasahtheseer

 

Jesa, no offense or anything, but my opinion is this: if you didn't vote for anyone in the election, you have no right to complain how bad our country is, and how our politicians are.

If you don't want to be part of voting in politicians, fine. That's you're right. But, really then, you should have no right to complain, seeing it didn't matter to you to vote.

Would that be the Shadow Government election in your Avatar that actually runs the nation and ISN'T elected to office...

Or would that be the Puppet Government that you get to vote for from a pre-selected slate of Candidates controlled by the Shadow Government?

You actually stood in line to do this?

Wow! Talk about the duality of man!

reply to post by Helious


Oh, I was so excited but alas, I guess nobody has every seen the long form..... That is sad because I wanted to throw a party that this issue had been solved.

Well, wishfull thinking I guess, and, you always have a better shot at getting a bogus validated birth cert from a state not really conforming to the standard and sorta updating as things become PC and well.....

Then you also have the word of the POTUS to maybe tame any comments or interjection by a barely recognized state. I guess I got my hopes up because I thought that his validity was based on more than a manufactured short form and that he actually wasted near 1 million dollars for nothin.

Call me crazy, thought this post actually named one person in congress who actually seen his long form, maybe even a bum off the street who got a glimpse at it, perhaps a fairy, or peter pan?

Nobody? REALLY, comon! Nobody has seen it? Well, now I feel really cheated about the vote. I thought somebody may have seen it? Guess not.

Lastly, Ill tell you what. Im going to sell my house and hire representation because Im claiming Im American Indian.

Just try to prove im not. In the meantime, Ill be hunting in your backyard and fishing in your pond. You would like to see my LF certificate? Rofl, nah, Im not gonna show ya, Ill just continue fishing in your pond.

Why? Well, why not, you have no cause to see it, me fishing in your pond isn't hurting anyone, why should you care? You don't eat fish out of there, none of your business.

Ill stalk around and kill things on your property, fish in your pond and actually laugh in your face, I have the right to do just that because you have no standing to say I don't!

Happy fishing!

Originally posted by jeasahtheseer

how many times do I have to explain myself? Jesus. I was saying that these people complain about everything these guys do but when they do something they agree with all of a sudden everything is all good? No its not.

This DOES NOT in anyway whatsoever prove that Obama was born here.

Stop bothering me just because of how I happened to type my post out. I used the wrong words, I admit it. NONE of us are perfect.

I'm allowed to have a opinion just like yall. Doesnt matter if I voted or not. I'm going to bed, don't even respond to me!

Lol, it's all good, jeasahtheseer... I was just kinda jokin' on ya..

Peace..

Originally posted by Iamonlyhuman

Originally posted by jeasahtheseer

how many times do I have to explain myself? Jesus. I was saying that these people complain about everything these guys do but when they do something they agree with all of a sudden everything is all good? No its not.

This DOES NOT in anyway whatsoever prove that Obama was born here.

Stop bothering me just because of how I happened to type my post out. I used the wrong words, I admit it. NONE of us are perfect.

I'm allowed to have a opinion just like yall. Doesnt matter if I voted or not. I'm going to bed, don't even respond to me!

Lol, it's all good, jeasahtheseer... I was just kinda jokin' on ya..

Peace..

LOL! Yeah I just got kind of mad I admit because you are like the third person in here to point out that post! I guess I should just go edit it!

haha. no hard feelings.



Peace

Originally posted by jeasahtheseer
Yeah cause Obama is going to get america back on track. LOL. Thats laughable.

(and don't assume I was a bush supporter and don't assume I voted for McCain.. I support/voted for NONE of them)

[edit on 27-7-2009 by jeasahtheseer]

Ahh - who was it then Bob Barr, Cynthia, Charles Jay, Roger Colero, Stevens.....come on let us in - who was it - or was this just a totally irrelevant post....or you didn't event vote....

I guess that is the problem right there in the voting process...you chose from a list of politicians, not necessarily Americans.

It would be refreshing to vote for a presidential candidate that was truly looking for the interests of America as opposed to a politician seeking a capstone to their political career.

Too bad it was just a resolution and not a bill to be signed into law by Obama himself. Bet it would take a trip and 14 pens to do it.

I also notice no one noted the slap in the face to the native Hawaiians that want their government restored, by this non-binding resolution. A movement that Obama once said he supported.

Now that would make for interesting debate, would Obama's natural born status be effected by Hawaii reverting back out of the US?

[edit on 28-7-2009 by Ahabstar]