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Originally posted by rapinbatsisaltherage
I hope this thread gets closed. The quote isn’t real, and it seems the OP didn’t take the time to find out if it was accurate or not.
Originally posted by Sublime620
Can you validate that? If not, this thread should be closed.
In a June 2 opinion, Joyner found that Berg had violated Rule 11 by "filing a complaint completely devoid of any basis in fact or law, as would be apparent to any reasonable attorney after the slightest inquiry."
Kurt Tsue at the DOH told us that father's race and mother's race are supplied by the parents, and that "we accept what the parents self identify themselves to be." We consider it reasonable to believe that Barack Obama, Sr., would have thought of and reported himself as "African." It's certainly not the slam dunk some readers have made it out to be.
When we asked about the security borders, which look different from some other examples of Hawaii certifications of live birth, Kurt said "The borders are generated each time a certified copy is printed. A citation located on the bottom left hand corner of the certificate indicates which date the form was revised." He also confirmed that the information in the short form birth certificate is sufficient to prove citizenship for "all reasonable purposes."
The document is a "certification of birth," also known as a short-form birth certificate. The long form is drawn up by the hospital and includes additional information such as birth weight and parents' hometowns. The short form is printed by the state and draws from a database with fewer details. The Hawaii Department of Health's birth record request form does not give the option to request a photocopy of your long-form birth certificate, but their short form has enough information to be acceptable to the State Department. We tried to ask the Hawaii DOH why they only offer the short form, among other questions, but they have not given a response.
Originally posted by Sublime620
Well, I cannot prove a negative. Also, if you are going to use such weak argumentative fallacies, you had better do a good job disguising them.
Do you people even check things out before you come spew this crap all over the Internet? Or is just anything that smears Obama's name good enough for you?
Originally posted by Sublime620
reply to post by Sonya610
The thread is about whether or not his grandmother said those things. The thread is not about the lawsuit (frivolous lawsuit I might add). It is titled:
Obama Born In Kenya? His Grandmother Says Yes
Can you validate that? If not, this thread should be closed.
No Innuendo or Rumor. Threads regarding the candidates for the 2008 election will be allowed from this point forward in any of the ATS forums.
Originally posted by Sublime620
reply to post by Sonya610
Well, I cannot prove a negative. Also, if you are going to use such weak argumentative fallacies, you had better do a good job disguising them.
Do you people even check things out before you come spew this crap all over the Internet? Or is just anything that smears Obama's name good enough for you?
Unfreakingbelievable.
FactCheck.org
No Raised Seal
Complete garbage.
No Stamp or Signature
Also, complete garbage.
It says African for race
Kurt Tsue at the DOH told us that father's race and mother's race are supplied by the parents, and that "we accept what the parents self identify themselves to be." We consider it reasonable to believe that Barack Obama, Sr., would have thought of and reported himself as "African." It's certainly not the slam dunk some readers have made it out to be.
Borders are different
When we asked about the security borders, which look different from some other examples of Hawaii certifications of live birth, Kurt said "The borders are generated each time a certified copy is printed. A citation located on the bottom left hand corner of the certificate indicates which date the form was revised." He also confirmed that the information in the short form birth certificate is sufficient to prove citizenship for "all reasonable purposes."
So again, I ask: Will you people provide some sort of proof or any actual research besides running your mouths? Don't dumb this board down with mediocre sources, mudslinging, and perpetuating lies.
I have the news media for that job. I come here for the good stuff.
Originally posted by Vault-D
I'd be all for seeing evidence...but isn't this thread now just about an unsubstantiated rumor? If it has become simply about a rumor, it's a sadly popular thread.
Originally posted by Sonya610
Originally posted by Vault-D
I'd be all for seeing evidence...but isn't this thread now just about an unsubstantiated rumor? If it has become simply about a rumor, it's a sadly popular thread.
Well since the court has stated that documents must be presented by tomorrow (the hospitals have been refusing to honor the subpoenas) I guess we will see huh?
And I find it ASTOUNDING that people on ATS are now demanding that other ATS posters PROVE the legitimacy of newspaper articles that have been covered by various sources.
If every opinion and every news post must be substantiated by an ATS LIVE witness, or to be more accurate anyone that has an opinion about a post must have witnessed the act or be able to provide definitive proof before they can post their thoughts then I do predict this website will dwindle in a matter of days.
Apparently because I cannot PROVE that the article is correct, I have no right share my opinions in this thread!