The Island of Dr. Fukino - Bizarre Statements on Obama's origins

PA Times | 7/29/09 | Pissant

[justiceseeker93]

I also wonder why the Nordyke twins certificates are dated 5.5.1966.

The mother likely requested the copies of the BCs to get them ready for registration for kindergarten.

Are they long form copies?

Yes. But they are negative copies (like my BC). Don't know why, but some jurisdictions seem to issue negative copies of documents.

[pissant]

ROFL!!

[justiceseeker93]

Much thanks for the clarifications.

[ml/nj]

Don't know why, but some jurisdictions seem to issue negative copies of documents.

These are "photostats." Wiki, though it does show an example of a positive image, says:

Both Rectigraph and Photostat machines consisted of a large camera that photographed documents or papers and exposed an image directly onto rolls of sensitized photographic paper that were about 350 feet (110 m) long. A prism was placed in front of the lens to reverse the image. After a 10-second exposure, the paper was directed to developing and fixing baths, then either air- or machine-dried. The result was a negative print, which took about 2 minutes in total to produce, which could in turn be photographed to make any number of positive prints. [Emphasis added]

ML/NJ

[Frantzie]

I read this again. This is excellent. All FR should read this. Great job. This is so coordinated by Obama’s lawyers and thugs in the media. THis is like Slick trying to make the Monica thing go away by parsing, spinning and having the lib media cover for O.

[pissant]

Yup

[Zack Attack]

I knew somebody was going to post gobbledygo'ok like this.

I've been around a long time, champ. There are definitely more apostrophes around now than when I was growing up.

Just because you may not have informed yourself on the subject does not make it gobbledygo'ok. I'm sincerely sorry your world has changed so dramatically as to add more apostrophes since you were growing up. It must be truly devastating. ;)

Seriously, though, the world is a smaller place and we are in contact on a daily basis with far more nationalities and cultures now than in the past. There's a strong chance when you see Hawai'i written in that manner that the writer is a native of the state. If you had grown up there, it would not seem strange at all to see both spellings.

[the invisib1e hand]

Seriously, though, the world is a smaller place

Really. I guess you mean that figuratively. A "smaller place" with A LOT more apostrophes. For example, I never, ever saw a sign that said "PIG'S FOR SALE" until I grew up (and moved to Florida).

Apostrophes have gone "viral." You need to quit hiding from the truth.

[bvw]

That`s “because” of fr’e market competition — improved supply.

[Zack Attack]

Apostrophes have gone "viral." You need to quit hiding from the truth.

I guess you're right. Maybe we'll get a government mandated apostroph'e vaccine soon.

[justiceseeker93]

Holy cow! Did Obama actually talk about missing BCs in Hawaii in his autobiography? As if he could have predicted that he would have a controversy surrounding his constitutional qualifications for office more than a decade later, and was already writing his "defense briefs."

What he is referring to, though, is BCs issued in the period before Hawaii came under American rule, i.e., before 1898. One would have expected improvement in the record keeping at that point.

[Redwood Bob]

“Did you know? Obama’s half sister, born in Indonesia, has a Hawaiian Certification of Live Birth”

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Does it state as place of birth Hawaii, or Indonesia? If the former, your comment is irrelevant. If the latter, please provide evidence or link. My B.S. detector is going off full blast.