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Originally posted by WhatTheory
Here is another interesting conficting point regarding Obama's released certificate of live birth.
The link here pulls up a .pdf document of "Vital Statistics of the United States -- Volume I -- Nativity." In 1961, the Public Health Services, U. S Department of Health, Education and Welfare, National Center for Health Statistics, National Vital Statistics Division published this document.
Page 231 contains the requirements for "Race and color."
"Births in the United States in 1961 are classified for vital statistics into white, Negro, American Indian, Chinese, Japanese, Aleut, Eskimo, Hawaiian and Part-Hawaiian (combined), and "other nonwhite."
I don't see a classification of "African" as presented on Obama's certification of live birth he released. Hmmm.....
Originally posted by drwizardphd
Originally posted by MysterE
Notice that the long form title is "Certificate of Live Birth", while the version on the web is titled "Certification of Live Birth". Does it mean anything? I don't know.
That's because those "Certificates of Live Birth" are from before 2001, when Hawaii went paperless.
Now the only document you can get in Hawaii is a "Certification of Live Birth". If that mother wanted to get her twins' certificates today, they would look like the one Obama released.
the State Department of Health (DOH) no longer issues Certificates of Live Birth. When a request is made for a copy of a birth certificate, the DOH issues a Certification of Live Birth.
Hawaii.gov
Typical WND, still reporting on this non-issue.
Originally posted by whoshotJR
So again. Why would there be a paper announcing his birth that day in Hawaii?
Do you really think that if somebody was planning something out for him all the way back then to make sure it was printed in the paper they would have just made sure the baby was born there?
Originally posted by djusdjus
man, some people are stubborn as mules.
If Obama was ineligible as the right wing nut jobs want him to be. Then yes, it would have come out during the 2 YEAR LONG CAMPAIGN.
thick as cheddar some folks I guess.
lol
Originally posted by RichieScott1
Well, the certificate number is clearly blacked out. Therefore, in theory, that form is now invalid, right?
Originally posted by harrytuttle
It says "African" for his FATHER on the form you see, because the government is no longer allowed to state the term "Negro" as it most likely is on the long form certificate (original), plus his father was FROM Africa, not an "African-American". Even so, "Negro" would only be applied to African-Americans back in 1961. Any black from an African country, in 1961, wouldn't have been called "Negro", it would have been "African".
Originally posted by MysterE
Originally posted by Frankidealist35
Gates was right. Nothing will ever satisfy the birthers.
second line
[edit on 28-7-2009 by Frankidealist35]
How about releasing the long form?
second line
Originally posted by Unit541
Well then, I guess for those of us who think enforcement of the Constitution actually is an issue, that it's a good thing Obama was born before 2001.
He's concealing the additional information found on the long form. Why, why on earth would he do this if the information will simply back up the short form?
Originally posted by gimme_some_truth
Originally posted by RichieScott1
Well, the certificate number is clearly blacked out. Therefore, in theory, that form is now invalid, right?
Wrong. The certificate number on the form itself has not been altered or blacked out. It is a picture on a computer that was digitally blacked out. The original has not been altered.
Originally posted by eniac
lolBirthers
bwah hah hah hah
Originally posted by Unit541
reply to post by Helmkat
Well, you're right. Because after I see a legit birth certificate, then I want to know why as a natural born citizen he went to school, on tax-payer money, as a foreign exchange student.
Originally posted by Unit541
reply to post by Helmkat
Well, you're right. Because after I see a legit birth certificate, then I want to know why as a natural born citizen he went to school, on tax-payer money, as a foreign exchange student. Then, I want to know why he did it under another name. Then I want to know how, if he was born in Hawaii on August 4th, 1961, while his mother was in Seattle. Then, I'm still wondering why a village in Kenya is so convinced he was born right there, that they're erecting a monument at the site of (what they think is) his birth.
Originally posted by Unit541
It's funny, whenever any "birther" says "just show the long form, and it'll be over", the token response is "you'll just say it's doctored", but nobody ever gives a logical reason for not showing it. There's only two logical reasons I can think of for not showing the long form:
1. the information on the long form disputes the information on the short form.
or
2. it simply doesn't exist.