Orly Taitz fined $20K for being an idiotFollow

**** me, this has been gone over so many ******* times, and answered every ******* time.

******* hell, where's your post so I can ******* rate you down?

The ultimate truth is that you cannot convince someone of something they don't want to believe. Even if Obama were to show his birth certificate on national television or scan it and post it at whitehouse.gov, these ******* lunatics would say it was a fake.

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What gives anyone the reason to think they have the right to see his birth certificate? You don't have the experience to prove it's real or fake, nor a legitimately official position to do... ANYTHING after seeing it.

You might as well ask me if you can see mine. And no. No you can't.

Whereas my father sounds perfectly respectable on my birth certificate, given his listed occupation, when in fact he was a thieving, raping, drugging-without-consent-or-knowledge, violent, psychotic cult leader who got Certified as Insane.

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Also nevermind that one of Obama's teachers at the Punahao school discussed his birth with his mother's obstetrician. They were friends, and meeting for a local cup of coffee, and she asked him how his week had been and if anything interesting happened. "Well, a Stanley gave birth," he said, "That's something to write home about."

He also called the son's name, Barack Hussein Obama, "very musical" and noted the father was the first black exchange student at the University of Hawaii.

Obama's teacher was even more surprised when he went to school with her years later, and when he ran for President, commented that she was probably one of the few people left in Hawaii that remembered when he was born.

You are a fucking moron.



Yes, but he had a passport way back in 1981. He obviously had to show proof of his Hawaii certificate (a copy like everyone else you stupid ****) to allow travel to both Indonesia and Pakistan. Good enough for a passport, good enough for me. This is beside the fact that Obama's records were inappropriately accessed three times last year. I'd say that the people digging the dirt then would have happily dished your theories to the public.

I certainly don't doubt the people that have actually viewed the original certificate. How many times have you went in and viewed your original birth certificate? I've never seen mine, only copies.




tl;dr

If you still at this point--10/15/2009--don't believe that Obama is a legal American citizen, you are beyond the help of rational, logical thought.

Edited, Oct 15th 2009 3:42pm by Paskil

I haven't seen my own original birth certificate. I have the copy my parents were given when I was born, and another copy made when we thought the first one was lost (but later found it.) The original is locked away in a vault in Augusta someplace.

For kids born these days, the "original" exists solely in electronic format and all paper copies are just that, copies.

I just looked at mine again out of curiousity and... I was wrong. It doesn't say "Hinsdale Hospital & Sanitarium".


It says "Hinsdale Sanitarium & Hospital" So the sanitarium gets top billing.

I had to obtain a copy of my birth certificate 5 years ago to get my passport, and when they brought me a copy there were two mistakes. My last name had been spelled wrong, and it listed my father's name as "David". It's Daniel. I told the lady, and she had me come back with my grandma to verify the info and then they changed it.

for years of I only had a Slip of Legal paper that Stated that the Certificate of my Birth was on File in Cook Co. Ill, that gave my first and last name. It was all my parents needed and was accepted as an legal document.

When I was mugged and had to replace my state ID card, we found they would no longer accept it, so we call and had a copy of the original mail to us overnight. That's when we learn that the someone had spell my middle name wrong adding an 'i' to Clare. Of course where was no time to change it, before I got a new id card, so now legally my middle name is spelled wrong and doesn't agree with Church records of my baptism and confirmation.

I blame my mom for not spell checking the information taken at the hospital. I know I had to correct the nurses when they were putting down my daughter's names. Then giving one them the male spelling Rene after their Cajun great step grandfather didn't help. In fact I gave 2 of my daughter's male first names. Was fun when youngest had very short hair.

Jonwin, who did attend Seminary at one time, saids that Church papers in this case override civil papers, so I'm okay when it comes to St Peter.

Now, since we all know the Devil works for the government, it may just keep me from going to Hell.

Then I rather go to Hel.