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Originally posted by camaro68ss
Originally posted by expo15
FAKE, FORGED, FRAUD, and CRIMINAL CHARGES to be PURSUED against OBAMA et al!!!!!!!
This is so predictable. Let's say this issue really does go to court. We know, inevitably, the judge will rule that there is no evidence that the birth certificate is fake. What will follow is a firestorm of ignorant, delusional "birthers" who will scream, "see? More proof that our government and judicial system is corrupt."
This is basically how conspiracy theorists work: if the government does or say something that supports their claim, we can take their word for it, as the theorists hold their fists high in a display of vindication. If the government says something that goes against their outrageous claims, then the government is deemed unreliable, and this is further proof of the conspiracy. It's a ridiculous double-standard, and it's completely pathetic.
basicaly you did not read the OP and the 19 page doc
Originally posted by Runaway1977
Originally posted by imitator
And still you add nothing.... When you find something specific that your talking about.... LET me know!
Ditto.
Susan Daniels and the SSN are off topic and not only does search return a treasure trove of threads on that topic, I linked you to one. Like I said, you are not looking for any truth about that topic. You just want to spread that crap here.edit on 18-5-2011 by Runaway1977 because: (no reason given)
In the e-mail Obama deputy campaign manager Julianna Smoot writes, "There's really no way to make this stuff completely go away. The only thing we can do is laugh at it - and make sure as many other people as possible are in on the joke." She then suggests supporters purchase a birth certificate mug (starting price $15) or T-shirt (starting price $25). "If the facts can't make these ridiculous smears go away, we can at least have a little fun with it," she writes.
Originally posted by karen61057
Originally posted by aptness
Because...?
Originally posted by JohhnyBGood
Nice try at trying to squech the story - but I find Tim Adams more convincing!
Has he presented any evidence to back up any of his claims? Or you just find him more ‘convincing’ because his story confirms the narrative you already believe?
Yep that's it exactly. The best evidence is the evidence that supports what you already believe to be true. Anything that diverges from your beliefs is all bunk. Amazing isnt it? Even more amazing is that there is still a little handfull of people who are riding this birther train. Everyone else considers the issue settled.
Originally posted by userid1
Aside from the fact that a Hawaiian official has debunked Adams' claims regarding job duties and access - *and* these statements can be fact checked by the media, etc., some people choose instead to believe Adams when he says that he was told by (conveniently) "some people" that the long form BC didn't exist. How does one fact check "some people" exactly? Or does this inconsistency in verification not matter?
However, the really telling thing can be found in the interview in the link below where Adams himself says that Obama is a citizen and therefore should be allowed to run/be president. I doubt this guy will be the birther's "hero" anymore.
voices.washingtonpost.com...
Originally posted by imitator
But anyway I wonder if that "some people" was Hawaii Governor who admitted in public that a long-form, hospital-generated birth certificate for Barack Obama may not exist within the vital records maintained by the Hawaii Department of Health.
Most hospitals in the U.S. issue a souvenir birth certificate which typically includes the footprints of the newborn. However, these birth certificates are not legally accepted as proof of age or citizenship, and are frequently rejected by the Bureau of Consular Affairs during passport applications. Many Americans believe these souvenir records to be their official birth certificate, when in reality it holds little legal value
Originally posted by imitator
reply to post by Runaway1977
You have not debunked anything and your starting rant like a madman. Good luck with that.
If you ever get a clue what we were talking about let me know.... I would rather stay on topic than be pointed to links that go nowhere.
Originally posted by Runaway1977
Originally posted by imitator
But anyway I wonder if that "some people" was Hawaii Governor who admitted in public that a long-form, hospital-generated birth certificate for Barack Obama may not exist within the vital records maintained by the Hawaii Department of Health.
This is the reason I ask questions and wonder if any of you even want to actually be informed. But I am called an Obamabot for wanting to stick with facts.
Most hospitals in the U.S. issue a souvenir birth certificate which typically includes the footprints of the newborn. However, these birth certificates are not legally accepted as proof of age or citizenship, and are frequently rejected by the Bureau of Consular Affairs during passport applications. Many Americans believe these souvenir records to be their official birth certificate, when in reality it holds little legal value
See, most people believe what you believe but are wrong. But I do not see any of you accept a correction on something. You all just tell me that I supply nothing and move forward, repeating your trash.
There you go. I added that.
Birth Certificates
Originally posted by Runaway1977
This is the reason I ask questions and wonder if any of you even want to actually be informed. But I am called an Obamabot for wanting to stick with facts.
See, most people believe what you believe but are wrong. But I do not see any of you accept a correction on something. You all just tell me that I supply nothing and move forward, repeating your trash.
Originally posted by imitator
It's a fact that the Hawaii Governor admitting publicly that Barack Obama may not exist within the vital records maintained by the Hawaii Department of Health.