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Originally posted by tonygal
I figured she had something. On Friday Orly posted all kinds of stuff on her blog asking about authenticating circa 1961 Kenyan birth records
Very important. i need verification that E. F. Lavender was British colonial registrar in Mombasa, Kenya in 1961.
July 31st, 2009 Posted in Uncategorized | 9 Comments
Very important
July 31st, 2009
1. I need experts who can authenticate documents from Kenya.
2. I need to find people who were born in Kenya in 1961 and have their birth certificate. I need to see it, I need to see how it looks like.
3. I need to know who was the British registrar in Mombasa in 1961.
If you have info, call me 949-XXX-XXXX. No crank calls please, and be short, please. I really don’t have any time for stories
Source:
www.orlytaitzesq.com...
Originally posted by TheWalkingFox
reply to post by GLDNGUN
Unfortunately race IS an issue. Where was the concern about John McCain's Panamanian birth? Even if there had been a row and ruction about it, I imagine the critics would have swiftly shut up when presented with the fact that according to the State Department, American citizen parent = American citizen child.
For some reason, Obama's getting this special attention, the people pushing it cannot accept simple facts about how US citizenship work, and they're bending over backwards to tuck their heads into their own colon. Can't claim it's partisan - No other Democratic candidate had to put up with this crap.
So, what could it be?
He's a brown man who's name isn't anglo-saxon. Now I know most Republicans like to pretend otherwise, but race does usually factor into their smear campaigns. remember John McCain's "illegitimate black baby" (that is, his adopted daughter) that the Bush campaign used to try to smear him with? The Tennesee race where the GOP ran ads of a white woman flirting towards the black candidate? Many other examples. Even if the rank and file Republican supporters aren't themselves racist, they readily latch onto campaigns and tactics that are.
This birth certificate is an outgrowth of the attempt to paint Barack Obama as "not one of us" because of his color, because of his name, because of his upbringing. It's no different than "HE'S A MUSLIM!" that was the big thing around here not too long ago.
It just seems to me that without some solid evidence she'd really be laying her self on the line.
Originally posted by jimmyx
so let me get this striaght...when the republicans challanged obamas bid for the senate in 2004...this document didn't come up...and when obama started off on his bid for the presidency in 2007, all through the 2008 election year, the republicans didn't bring this up...but ...AFTER HE IS ELECTED PRESIDENT...""NOW"" republicans bring it up!!!....yeah...right, makes perfect sense to me.
Originally posted by truthtothemasses
reply to post by Truth4hire
It's already been established beyond any doubt that Kenya was not a republic until Dec. 12 1964. The document was allegedly signed on Feb 17. 1964 when Kenya was not a republic. This was established pages ago. You've been on this thread for awhile now, what's the matter? This is a faked document.
Originally posted by truthtothemasses
reply to post by Truth4hire
It's already been established beyond any doubt that Kenya was not a republic until Dec. 12 1964. The document was allegedly signed on Feb 17. 1964 when Kenya was not a republic. This was established pages ago. You've been on this thread for awhile now, what's the matter? This is a faked document.
Originally posted by antmax21
Some guy posted this stuff about the authenticity..I have no clue if any of this is true. I just find this stuff interesting. Can anyone clear this up?
-Father's age is wrong
-Name of the village is misspelled
-Republic of Kenya did not exist until December 12, 1963
But my personal fav is:
-Certificate number is 47O44...
47 - Obama's age when elected
O(bama)
44 - 44th President of the United States
Thanks
Originally posted by XTexan
If this is real, its a bad thing for America.
If Obama is removed we will not only have to worry about race riots here in the States, but when we put McCain in charge we will see the entire Muslim world react. Our reputation around the world will be affected.
When McCain starts trying to institute his policies we'll see Congress lock up (more than it already is) and nothing will happen. The economy will falter and things will really go south.
For the sake of America I hope this is fake, because America will never return from this.