bcspace wrote:Anyone can submit a birth announcement and not have it checked. Of course that is all just changing the subject to avoid the real questions.
I don't think it changes the subject at all. But, ok.
I didn’t know he was doing this. It was my understanding that it was Hawaii State law that was preventing this.Why does Obama spend thousands of dollars in the courts preventing anyone from seeing the long form birth certificate?
If he is indeed spending “thousands of dollars in the courts preventing anyone from seeing the long form birth certificate,” I don’t know that I would feel the need to automatically assume nefarious motives.
What is he afraid of?
I don’t know that he is afraid of anything.
Out of curiosity (unless this is changing the subject away from the “real questions” too):
Do you believe the staff of Factcheck.org was shown a forgery? Or are they in on the conspiracy?
Is the Hawaii Health Department Director (Dr. Chiyome Fukino) in on the conspiracy, or has she only seen a forgery?
Is the Hawaii registrar of vital statistics (Alvin Onaka) in on the conspiracy, or has he only seen a forgery?
Is Barbara Nelson in on the conspiracy, or is she mistaken in her memory?
Should the rights of the state of Hawaii, and its laws concerning the availability of birth certificates be circumvented in this case?
Does it matter that the Hawaii Department of Health doesn’t give the option to request a photocopy of your long-form birth certificate, or is this part of the conspiracy as well?
Why does the State Department find the short form certificate to be acceptable if it is supposedly so easy to be forged (or is the State Department part of the conspiracy as well)?