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reply posted on 14-10-2008 @ 02:48 PM by JaxonRoberts
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Not exactly true. If he was born in Kenya, then he is still a citizen, just not a 'natural born' citizen. There is a difference. Now if he was an
Indonesian citizen, as proposed by Berg, and did not go though INS upon his return to the states, then he may not be a current citizen. We will just
have to wait and see how this all turns out. As to the possibility of judicial bias, that's not going to be a problem as the documents clearly state
that this will be decided by a trial by jury.
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reply posted on 14-10-2008 @ 02:49 PM by NovusOrdoMundi
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Originally posted by Ron Paul Girl
I have to wonder if Americans would still vote for him anyway, even if tomorrow, during the debate, he came right out and said he was born in Kenya
and isn't a legal U.S. citizen.
Absolutely they would. He represents "change", remember? He's not a Republican and he gives us a fairy tale version of his America, so for most of
the voting population, he's qualified.
The Constitution doesn't matter to people anymore. Most people can't name all 10 of their rights on the Bill of Rights. You'd be hard pressed to
find many people who can name five of them.
I'm thinking of writing in Osama bin Laden for President. He has as much Constitutional right to the Presidency as Obama.
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reply posted on 14-10-2008 @ 02:52 PM by Sonya610
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Originally posted by JaxonRoberts
Not exactly true. If he was born in Kenya, then he is still a citizen, just not a 'natural born' citizen.
How do you figure? If he never applied for citizenship how would he been any kind of citizen? They don't just give it to you after so many years
unless you ASK.
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reply posted on 14-10-2008 @ 03:08 PM by round_eyed_dog
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The grandma claim is just conjecture at the moment until Berg gives some proof to his argument. The OP's original source article contained a
misleading misquote and no other proof of said statement.
Here are some better pics of the Hawaii certificate. The original pics are huge so please click on the link below each image to access zoomable
images.
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reply posted on 14-10-2008 @ 03:11 PM by Ron Paul Girl
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Actually, his mother was not legally old enough, in 1961, to pass on her citizenship, so if he were not born on US soil, he had no legal right to
citizenship. This isn't what Berg is claiming in his suit, but if it is true that he wasn't born here, then it's a cut and dry case that he isn't
an American citizen.
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reply posted on 14-10-2008 @ 03:15 PM by JaxonRoberts
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Because of the paperwork that his mother would have had to have filed upon returning to Hawaii. He would have been a 'naturalized' citizen.
Otherwise, she would have been allowed to enter the county but not her newborn. That is why they want the long form birth certificate, as it would
show this.
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reply posted on 14-10-2008 @ 03:33 PM by deepvoid
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I had no birth certificate and was only recognized by the state as being born when I was 18 (when I went for my driver's license) So does that make
me ineligible for the presidency? A mistake made by parents/adoption agencies/government. Back in '61 didn't a U.S. citizen mother decide what her
baby's nationality would be no matter where the birth? After all she is the guardian. Should he be criticised for decisions his mother made? In
time of the writing of the constitution what was the meaning of the term and what did they intend for it to signify? After 200+ years meanings
change, the world changes. Perhaps we need congress and the supreme court to settle the matter, but as far as I am concerned everyone who was born of
an american is an american if they choose so at 18. A mere possible technicality should not wipe out an upstanding member of society from
contributing. He has been in deed and thought an american. An argument could be made against some of the first presidents, too since they were not
all born in the U.S. and technically were British citizens and became naturalized upon the signing of the Declaration of Independence.
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reply posted on 14-10-2008 @ 03:36 PM by ladysadie
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Note the difference between the "date of birth" and the date that the certificate was filed- a 4 day gap. I am not sure if this differs by state
(my children's PA certificates have a one day gap). (I'm so old mine have footies on them  . A possible scenario would be that Mom gave birth in
kenya but did not file a certificate there- waiting to do so until later. She never figured the small difference in dates would matter as long as her
son was viewed as born in the USA.......
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reply posted on 14-10-2008 @ 03:38 PM by Alxandro
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Wait a sec.
That looks like Helvetica or something similar.
Did they even have that font style available back in 1961?
It looks like we are seeing something very similar to what we saw during RatherGate.
Remember that?
That was when Dan Rather tried to pull off a forged Word document as an actual Bush Air National Guard document.
Rather Gate forge exposed
Ended up costing Rather his job with CBS (aka SeeBS).
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reply posted on 14-10-2008 @ 03:47 PM by Benevolent Heretic
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Originally posted by JaxonRoberts
We will know one way or the other tomorrow, as the Judge in the case has ordered Obama to provide the following documentation by October 15th to the
plaintiff:
Hi Jaxon.  Do you have a source that shows that the judge actually has ordered this? Your source has no signatures or dates on it. It's basically a
form that has yet to be filled in.
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reply posted on 14-10-2008 @ 03:47 PM by Kaploink
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Originally posted by Thewayshemoves
I don't know if this is valid or not, but where exactly is that birth certificate from? The rest of you who live in the US, does yours look anything
like that at all? I was born in Florida and mine is totally different and has way more information on it.
Birth certificates change over the years. I recently had to get a new one which looked nothing like my old one. The old one was black and white and
filled out with a typewriter. The new one was obviously computer generated on stock.
Anyhow, I would think that the federal government would have done a thorough background check on any high profile presidential candidate. I am pretty
sure they have access to far more records than any of us have. If there was a question of his eligibility, they would have denied his application.
This whole thing appears to be an attempt to cause potential voters to wonder if he really is American. It's just a continuation of the "he is not
like us" tactics being used by the Republicans at the moment.
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reply posted on 14-10-2008 @ 03:52 PM by zerop
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The birth certificate has been verified as genuine by the Hawaii dept of health, and Obama is recorded in their system as being born there, so any
claims about the the certificate being "forged" are irrelevant. The only issue remaining is why his grandmother would say he was born in Kenya. Is
the information coming from Berg, or is it independently verified?
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reply posted on 14-10-2008 @ 04:05 PM by Anonymous ATS
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What difference does it make if he was born in Kenya or not?.. I swear you people are just looking for reasons to hate this guy.
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reply posted on 14-10-2008 @ 04:12 PM by round_eyed_dog
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You are going to get an official laser printed version with seals and stamps in most states. This was almost exactly what my bc looked like when I
renewed my passport in 07.
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reply posted on 14-10-2008 @ 04:13 PM by skeptic1
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The order hasn't been signed yet; it's just been submitted to the court for a signature.
No word yet on when it will be signed by the judge.
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reply posted on 14-10-2008 @ 04:14 PM by Freenrgy2
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In my opinion, the birth certificate has been forged.
There is absolutely no good, logical reason to not produce a valid birth certificate once and for all. It simply boggles the mind that Obama can vet
himself by producing the most fundamental of all government I.D.'s.
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reply posted on 14-10-2008 @ 04:21 PM by Temperamental69
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Why the hell does it matter what he thinks of his grandmother? I doubt there is one person on here or in the world that likes and gets along with
every single family member they have.
"OMG HE hates his grandmother! He's going to be a bad president!!"
"OMG he's got a friend that once had connections to bombings!!"
I went to school with lots of kids that turned out to be really bad, some even murderers. WTF does that have to say about me? Not a damn thing.
That kind of mental retardation is what got America in the situation they're in right now in the first place.
I.e. Bush. And subsequently RE-ELECTING HIM.
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reply posted on 14-10-2008 @ 04:24 PM by dariousg
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Originally posted by Alxandro
reply to post by Mak Manto
Are you calling Obama's Gramma a liar?
Don't worry dude, I doubt the truth will ever surface.
Honestly, it wouldn't matter. His mother did NOT give up citizenship. She was travelling abroad. If she had her child on the freaking moon he
would still be an American and the birth certificate will state his STATE OF RESIDENCE as the state of birth.
If I am right, which I think I am but haven't had to deal with a birth of my own overseas, even soldiers whose kids are born say, in Germany, have
the option to list their home state as the state of birth.
This is the most pathetic argument going. He is a citizen. I think that the GOP is going to try and unleash this BS approaching the election
(probably the week before) and then he will simply come out with irrefutable evidence and make everyone involved with the release of him 'not being
an American' look like complete fools.
If the GOP attempts this I fear that it will seal the deal for Obama (which the GOP is already well on their way of doing with their pathetic lies and
misleading ads on this man.)
I know, you think I am voting for Obama with the above statements I have made. Well, you would be VERY wrong. However, I must point out and defend a
person when they are unjustly attacked.
This whole argument is for the desparate to try and smear this man.
Won't work. Period.
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reply posted on 14-10-2008 @ 04:26 PM by Here Now
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Yeah, I agree that this needs to be settled. We all want Hilary to step back in the Ring right? ((((crickets))))
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