No they say they are on record nothing more. They don’t say what hospital he was born in which is the major point of contention. You continually post excerpts of old material without the follow up. Are you uninformed or disingenuous? Example see info in post 65 which you conveniently left out.
Technically, you might get a better idea if the parents are American citizens, which would ensure the child was an NBC. The reason for seeing the long-form is because the alleged COLB has so many problems with it - problems taht aren't sufficiently addressed by the DOH FAQ page.
Sorry, no court has touched the issue because of standing or jurisdiction, not facts surrounding his birth. Another straw man argument. As for Hawaii, and their statements, I am well aware of their statements, their responses to Information requests including my own and I am aware of their laws concerning issuance of BC’s and how they could have been easily circumvented.
Why is Hawaii DOH hiding information if everything is on the up and up?
http://www.thepostemail.com/2010/03/05/hawaii-department-of-health-has-conspired-against-the-public-for-5-months/
The name of the hospital and doctor is of great importance and could clear up a lot of things, however it is not in the public domain. It is not a requirement that he be born in a hospital but that information if available could be verified with the doctor or hospital, which it has not been. Another straw man argument by you.
As for me being "snippy", why don't you try presenting all the facts not just ones that tend to support your agenda? Investigators deal with facts, in their full context, not "snipped" like yours. I weigh the value of your posts and "evidence" with the accuracy they have shown to lack.
Also parents birthplaces, occupations and ages For example, the mother of the Nordyke twins was born in Los Angeles, California and had no outside occupation. Their father was a doctor and was born in Woodland, California. Their mother was 34, their father 42.
Birthplaces at least give a starting point for citizenship, no?
Also, the races of the parents *are* on the short form. That's one of things people question, since BHO Sr. is listed as "African", which would be unusual nomenclature, especially in 1961, when one would expect "Negro, or Negroid". Perhaps more likely the latter, given that his mother is shown as "Caucasion" rather than "white".
Boers from southern Africa are "African" just as much as Luos from Kenya. If his father had been an Australian Aborigine we would not expect "Australian" would we?
No, there isn't.
BO, however, claimed to have been born in a hospital.