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Originally posted by whatukno
reply to post by TheAmused
Where did she get a birth certificate from the United States of America? I have a birth certificate from the State of Michigan, I have never seen a birth certificate from the United States of America.
My guess is that none of you have a birth certificate from the United States of America. I bet you have birth certificates from the state you were born in.
So what are we to believe about this video?
Is this woman the only person in America who IS qualified to be POTUS as she has a birth certificate from the United States of America? Or are we to believe that a signed, sealed, and verified birth certificate from the individual state that a person was born in is good enough proof?
Originally posted by debunky
"they" are working from ignorance.
The lady in this video is a great example. "US birth certificate"? IF she can show me that thing i will pay here with this shiny brand new 1250 dollar bill.
If you are born in Hawaii you have either a "certification of life birth" or a "certificate of life birth", depending on when it was issued, because they changed the wording.
There *IS* no other document he could show. Or any other person born in hawaii for that matter. Demanding something else is akin to demanding a Californian BC from someone born in Kansas.
After a proclamation by President Benjamin Harrison, the Pledge was first used in public schools on October 12, 1892 during Columbus Day observances. This date was also significant as it was the dedication day of the World's Columbian Exposition in Chicago, Illinois. Bellamy thought that the pledge itself and the involvement of children across the country would be a fine show of national solidarity.
Originally posted by whatukno
reply to post by Hazelnut
Than apparently she IS the only person qualified to be POTUS.
Originally posted by Animal
The desperation in the 'birth certificate' movement is hilarious.
It HAS been proven, beyond a doubt that Obama was born in Honolulu Hawaii.
There was even a birth announcement in the local paper on the day of his birth.
His birth certificate has been disclosed.
But those who just can't stand having Obama as president just can't let go and critique on based on reality
Bummer for you guys, at least he doesn't have to worry about you all doing anything productive that could actually give him a hard time.
Originally posted by whatukno
reply to post by Gargamel
Oh no, people can't misspeak. That's impossible. Obama - "continent of his birth" quote
No one ever misspeaks. It's an impossibility. That would mean all sorts of people on this issue might just be wrong.
[edit on 7/21/2009 by whatukno]
To me the issue is very simple. The documentation that has been provided does not prove that he was born on US soil as people not born in Hawaii were able to obtain that document. The document that would prove he was indeed born in Hawaii has not been produced.
Produce the document and get on with things if only for the sake of displaying the transparancy that he claims his government will have.
It doesn't matter that much to me as I'm not even an American but the whole situation seems pretty shady to me.
The POTUS essentially works for the American people. I know in my job if my employer asked me to produce a document to prove that I am elegible to do the work I was hired to do I would either produce it or be fired.
But as many have said there are many bigger issues that are going on right now, the only problem is that the POTUS is eyeball deep in most of those issues and it would really be a shame if he was proven to be a fraud.
Originally posted by WhatTheory
There is good reason to be suspicious:
Originally posted by whatukno
It has been verified by the state of Hawaii that they do have a copy of his birth certificate on file.
Originally posted by Cypher-X
You'll have to tell me, because I can't debate with a video. It only talks and never listens.
Originally posted by whatukno
It is not up to the President to prove his innocence. As far as it goes, the Electoral College Voted for him, The Congress Confirmed him, and the Chief Justice of the SCOTUS swore him into office.
[edit on 7/21/2009 by whatukno]