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Originally posted by backinblack
reply to post by aptness
The Director of the Department of Health is on record saying she was present when the copies were made.
Wow, one person said so so it MUST be true..
Who is this ONE person?
Who do they vote for?
What are their affiliations?
Are they involved with the Dems or Obama in any way?
Who hired them and pats their wages?
Why would you believe ONE person without asking some questions?????
I know that the politically correct term African-American did not come into play until the mid to late 80's and even then it wasn't used across the nation until later.I have a couple of questions that haven't been addressed,one is if this is an official document why didn't the state of Hawaii take it directly from the files or book and print a copy off?why the discrepancies?If everything is on the up and up why have the anomilies?Why doesn't this official document have a state seal?Even if it is a digital copy it should have a seal,or evidence of one?Every official state or federal document that I have ever dealt with has a state seal. too many questions...not enough answers...
Originally posted by spyder550
Originally posted by WildWorld
reply to post by ken10
That is what they are all saying about the African thing. I can't find anything from 1961 where a black person is called African as a race on any US documents. Maybe they are right but I haven't seen any proof of this.
Perhaps things were different in Hawaii at the time -- multinational and multi cultural ==
We really need to prosecute this Onaka character for affirming a false document!!!!
Originally posted by aptness
No. I’m saying the DOH policy was to accept what the parents told them, because that’s what the DOH officials stated and can be observed from other certificates.
Originally posted by ken10
So, What you are saying there is no difference between Race and Nationality, isn't it ?
I can show you an Hawaiian birth certificate with ‘American’ as race, I can show you an Hawaiian birth certificate with ‘Black’ and ‘Hawaiian/Chinese/Korean/German/English/Portuguese’ as race, I can show you an Hawaiian birth certificate with ‘Caucasian/Japanese’ and ‘Caucasian/Hawaiian’ as race.
Can you show me one with ‘Negro’? Can you show me one with ‘Negroid’ or ‘Mongoloid’ or whatever you claim were part of the only 3 options?
Originally posted by Nite_wing
I would like to thank Zero Point for his video. . Thanks
As WND reported, the numbers on the long-form birth certificates issued by Kapi'olani to the Nordyke twins are lower than the number given President Obama, even though the president's birth certificate was accepted by the registrar general and stamped with a certificate number three days earlier.
That’s a slippery slope fallacy. Just because they accepted what the parents told them doesn’t mean they would accept any answers.
Originally posted by WildWorld
IMO...What I think they mean by accepting what the parents told them is accepting what race they say they are ... If what you are saying is true the mother could of said the father was any number of made up things or place names and they would have to write it on there? Antartican? Martian? Bostonian?
Your unsubstantiated opinion is noted.
As far as I know african was not considered a race in the US in 1961.
On one hand there’s a statement by DOH officials saying it was their policy, and there’s various birth certificates that show very different, and some even odd, listed ‘races,’ and on the other hand, on the birther side, we have what? Your opinions of what you believe was an acceptable answer in 1961.
There hasn't been any proof of either posted here yet that I have seen.
The link has been fixed.
BTW your first "American" link does not work.
Originally posted by Kalki2012
Ok, besides seeing that separate layers have been rescaled, rotated and placed, I would like to know if this brilliant piece of 'OCR' software randomly changes the alleged 1bit bitmapped images? Tis highly unlikely.
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Originally posted by WildWorld
I don't know if it's already been posted but the Nordyke birth certificates numbers go in order, the twin born first has the lower number and the twin born second has the next number up.
The keyword is classified. That’s how they classified them, for statistical purposes, doesn’t mean they didn’t allow different terms to be used on birth certificates.
Originally posted by Opspeculate
In 1961, the U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare classified non-Whites, who were not Asian, Eskimo, Aleut, Hawaiian, part-Hawaiian, or other "non-White," as "Negro." ...
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."
Originally posted by WildWorld
reply to post by ipsedixit
He was born before the twins on aug. 4, his number is 10641. The twins were born on the 5th, the first born twin got the first number 10637 and the second born twin got 10638. In order of birth the numbers go 10641, 10637, 10638. To do this they would had gone backwards and then forwards again??? why would they do this?