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According to Lee Yun-ping, chairman of the Chinese historical society, Sun needed a certificate to enter the United States at a time when the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882 would have otherwise blocked him.[38] But on Sun's first attempt to enter the US, he was still arrested.[38] He was later bailed out after 17 days.[38] In March 1904, Sun Yat-sen obtained a Certificate of Hawaiian Birth,[39] issued by the Territory of Hawaii, stating he was born on November 24, 1870 in Kula, Maui.[40] Official files of the United States show that Sun had United States nationality, moved to China with his family at age 4, and returned to Hawaii 10 years later.[41]
Personal details
Born 12 November 1866
Xiangshan, Guangdong, China
De Vattel has nothing to offer this discussion. His book was not published in English until years after the Constitution, and the Founding Fathers, if they knew about his work at all, took no notice of it.
In attempting to recover the Constitution’s distinction between treaties and nontreaty
agreements, courts and scholars have relied primarily on the work of eighteenth century
writers, such as Emerich de Vattel.
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The Founders were familiar with Vattel’s treatise, The
Law of Nations,
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and there is evidence that they relied on it in drafting the Constitution’s
provisions governing foreign relations.
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Indeed, according to the Supreme Court, Vattel was
the “international jurist most widely cited in the first 50 years after the Revolution.”
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The book influenced many of the Founding Fathers of the United States of America, including George Washington, Benjamin Franklin and Alexander Hamilton. de Vattel's work was heavily influenced by Christian Wolff.[1][2][3][4][5][6][7]
Originally posted by kawika
reply to post by Kafternin
I would give more examples but the Hawaiian Gov website with the list of fraudulent BC's is down for maintenance now.
My point is they register foreign births. Details are important.
This is not a court of law. This is my opinion. If there had not been such a difficulty in getting the paper it would not be suspicious. But there was and it is.
You are entitled to your own opinion.
I have been involved in different kinds of audits and inspections. If you are honest and up front about what might be wrong, the auditor tends to go easier on you. If you are evasive they dig harder.
I think they have been evasive. And I don't know why. But it deserves to be heard in court, where they do have the authority and resources to find the truth.
edit on 8-1-2012 by kawika because: corectolated spel'n erredit on 8-1-2012 by kawika because: corectolated spel'n erredit on 8-1-2012 by kawika because: corectolated spel'n err
Originally posted by xuenchen
Has anyone seen these documents:
Obama's high school diploma
Obama's college degrees
Are they in his office now ?
has anyone seen all those from previous Presidents?
Oh, none of them were black so they do not matter!
Originally posted by spoor
Originally posted by xuenchen
Has anyone seen these documents:
Obama's high school diploma
Obama's college degrees
Are they in his office now ?
has anyone seen all those from previous Presidents?
Oh, none of them were black so they do not matter!
reply to post by kawika
He says he has not found the BC, but something else he can use. The something else was a logbook of some kind. Alphabetical names, years 60 to 64. I remember seeing a photo of the entry but the link is dead now.
Index Data
Haw. Rev. Stat. §338-18(d) states, “Index data consisting of name and sex of the registrant, type of vital event, and such other data as the director may authorize shall be made available to the public.” Refer to link above for HRS §338-18.
Index data consisting of name and sex of the registrant, and type of event is made available to the public. The director, in accordance with HRS §338-18(d), has not authorized any other data to be made available to the public.
Index data referred to in HRS §338-18 from vital records in the State of Hawaii is available for inspection at the Department of Health’s Office of Health Status Monitoring at 1250 Punchbowl Street in Honolulu. The public will be asked to provide identification and sign in to inspect the names and sex of all births, deaths and marriages that occurred in the state. Data are maintained in bound copies by type of event with names listed alphabetically by last name.
The index data regarding President Obama is:
Birth Index
Obama II, Barack Hussein
Male
To request a search for index data, provide a first and last name of the individual, and the type of event along with a self-addressed, stamped envelope. Requests must be sent in writing to:
State Department of Health
Office of Health Status Monitoring
Issuance/Vital Statistics Section
P.O. Box 3378
Honolulu, HI 96801
There may be a cost for search, segregation and copying based on the request. If prepayment is required, the DOH will send a Notice to Requestor form with the amount required for prepayment. Only a money order, certified check, or cashier’s check (make money order and checks payable to the State Department of Health) will be accepted. Personal checks will not be accepted. All fees are non-refundable; if no data is found after a search is conducted, the fees are retained to cover the cost of the search. Requests for index data will be sent out within 2-3 weeks after receipt of payment.
Originally posted by kawika
List of missing documents link
Originally posted by rnaa
I think you are referring to the index record. This has been published before Abercrombie took office, it is not something 'new' that he found.
HONOLULU (AP) — Lost in the renewed scrutiny into President Obama’s birth records is the fact that anyone can walk into a Hawaii vital records office, wait in line behind couples getting marriage licenses and open a baby-blue government binder containing basic information about his birth. Highlighted in yellow on page 1,218 of the thick binder is the computer-generated listing for a boy named Barack Hussein Obama II born in Hawaii, surrounded by the alphabetized last names of all other children born in-state between 1960 and 1964. This is the only government birth information, called “index data,” available to the public. So far this month, only the Associated Press and one other person had looked at the binder, according to a sign-in sheet viewed Wednesday in the state Department of Health building. The sheet showed about 25 names of people who have seen the document since March 2010, when the sign-in sheet begins.
Recording of the birth does not mean, in Hawaii. They record foreign births and issue a short form sometimes.
Do I have to do all the work here. Can you people not do research?
Originally posted by spoor
Originally posted by rnaa
I think you are referring to the index record. This has been published before Abercrombie took office, it is not something 'new' that he found.
It has also been available for public viewing for years....
azstarnet.com...
HONOLULU (AP) — Lost in the renewed scrutiny into President Obama’s birth records is the fact that anyone can walk into a Hawaii vital records office, wait in line behind couples getting marriage licenses and open a baby-blue government binder containing basic information about his birth. Highlighted in yellow on page 1,218 of the thick binder is the computer-generated listing for a boy named Barack Hussein Obama II born in Hawaii, surrounded by the alphabetized last names of all other children born in-state between 1960 and 1964. This is the only government birth information, called “index data,” available to the public. So far this month, only the Associated Press and one other person had looked at the binder, according to a sign-in sheet viewed Wednesday in the state Department of Health building. The sheet showed about 25 names of people who have seen the document since March 2010, when the sign-in sheet begins.
So why dont birthers go and look at it?
reply to post by xuenchen
Hmmm. The article fails to show the document. I read somewhere that it is a computer generated printout, not a genuine burden of proof certified ledger.