Contained in an otherwise relatively mundane account of Obama’s recent visit to Ghana in the Daily Graphic news outlet is a sentence sure to raise eyebrows amongst people like journalist Jerome Corsi, who has been at the forefront of the Obama birth certificate scandal since well before the election.
The full paragraph reads, “For Ghana, Obama’s visit will be a celebration of another milestone in African history as it hosts the first-ever African-American President on this presidential visit to the continent of his birth.”
link http://www.modernghana.com/news/226379/1/history-beckons-as-prez-obama-arrives-tomorrow.html
Get a grip. I live in Hawaii. And I've seen a copy of Obama's birth certificate.
ReplyDeleteIs it sensible to resist Real ID while continuing to assert this nonsense?
A president and his administration are complicit in an attack on American soil which results in the death of over 3000 people, the revision of the constitution (Patriot Act) which would allow citizens to be incarcerated and "questioned" (tortured) without due process, among , Oh, so many other things and not one fuccking thing is done to him,,, the next president lied about where he was born.
ReplyDelete1. the rumor is that Obama was not born in Hawaii, but rather, Africa.
ReplyDelete2. The rumor holds that there are serious problems with the "certificate of live birth" verses the actual Birth Certificate (which only a few reporters have been allowed to actually see with their own eyes in that one 1 hour special viewing they had when this issue first came up about a year ago (right before the election).
3. The certificate of live birth has some issues about it that even I have to admit, seem a little odd, namely, they blacked out the number so no-one can trace it back to him, and the language used seems more consistent with what they write now as opposed to what they wrote in 1960-61. Not really damning evidence, but combined with other parts of his history, they do give one pause.
4. It doesn't matter if one president is worse than another, if the man wasn't born in the States, he isn't eligible to be the damn president of the United States. So comparing someones response to this to that of their response to Bush is quite ridiculous in itself. A law is a law. And we COTO personas should have enough empathy to allow another to at least make their case.
5. RADY: What he is talking about is NOT the "African American" comment... but the next part of the sentence... "... this presidential visit to the continent of his birth."
Implying that the president of the United States... was born in Africa.
I personally don't care where he was born. I also tend to think, after looking into it at first as a skeptic, that there may in fact be something to their claim. Something is fishy about the story.
I remember back when Edwards and Clinton were still in the running and McCain had just come from behind and taken the lead in the republican primary, he hadn't won it yet.
He was asked about each of the leading candidates, how he thought he would fare against each of them were they to win the nomination.
McCain seemed more worried about Edwards and Clinton. When it came to Obama, he simply said, he knew something about Obama, and that Obama "couldn't" win. This was early 2008, maybe Feb. or Jan.
He didn't go into details, but from what he said, it seemed he and his staff knew something - something big - that would kick Obama right out of the running, so he didn't talk anymore about him at all. His concern at that time was really Clinton, I think.
Now again, I don't know if that had anything to do with this, but the fact is, there is something to the story about the location of Obama's birth, or the circumstances of it. Something is odd there.
And there may very easily come a time when the people of this nation really want the man out of office. Hell, that time might already be. If he wasn't eligible to be the president, that means everything he has signed since Jan 21, 2009 is null and void. Wouldn't that be nice?
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ReplyDeleteShould I change my name to "sarcasticbastardwhoseesironyineverything" so everyone would please stop admonishing me with self righteousnous over COTO's creed?
And don't get so freeky about what's "The Law" until you find out that the laws are different if you're NoBody and Not Rich
I myself think the elite putting obama in office as a foreigner is just setting things up for Shwartzeneger to take the chief puppet office in 2012 or 2016. The governator is anm admitted nazi and he will fit in nicely in DC.
ReplyDeleteWell, the law does matter. That's why they spend so much time and effort trying to make sure people don't look at the sticky facts surrounding all kinds of things, like those 3,000 people or Mr. Obama's personal history.
ReplyDeleteWell, that law matters in so much that it is a tougher "spin" when they are clearly on the wrong side of it.
But to some degree you are absolutely right about the law not being equal nor blind to one's income level. That is a fact. Has been since the dawn of mammon.
Yeah, I think they are grooming the Governator as well. He has Shultz and Rockefeller in his corner; have been since day 1. Plus, he is ramming their neoliberal economic model down on the people of California for them, so he is going to be their favorite for quite sometime.
ReplyDeleteI agree with Korn and Scott. There is something very fishy going on here. How can you not have a viable birth certificate to show someone questioning where you were born? I've had to produce my birth certificate many times as ID.
ReplyDeleteI also agree that this whole can of worms about Obama's place of birth will benefit and open the door for Ahnold the Hitler admirer, to become commander in chief.. god help us.....
More on the mystery from the Phila Bulletin:
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Also respected Philly atty Phil Berg, a democrat and former Hillary supporter filed suit before Obama's nomination regarding the unanswered questions of Obama's citizenship. He's continued to pursue this issue to the present day.
for what, Rady?
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