Mario Marroquin – Born In A House Denied a Passort Despite Having Birth Certificate. (& Obama COLB)

naturalborncitizen.wordpress.com ^ | 02/21/2011 | Leo Donofrio

[bgill]

Please call on Senators Kay Bailey Hutchison and John Cornyn to help Mario Marroquin and other veterans have their US citizenship status restored in the nation to which they have risked their lives in protection thereof.

Hahahahaha! As if they cared. KBH is the reason there is no fence. She's the reason they can sue the US. Thanks so much, Kay - not. Yo, RINO Kay, you promised to step down... I'm still waiting....

[Myrddin]

Sounds like an "equal protection clause" case here. The current occupant of the White Hut won't produce his long form and still remains in office. A man who has produced his long form gets the run around from the State Department.

[FreeAtlanta]

[bgill]

This story is suspect.

It does sound strange but if he gave Cornyn his bc then he couldn't have had a Texas bc unless it had been properly filed. I've know people who were older than the official who swore to witnessing their births for them to obtain bc and passports. No, that wasn't in DC or Hawaii. Once it has the seal on it, it's good to go.

[FreeAtlanta]

And Kapiolani itself had published a letter from Obama naming that hospital as “the place of my birth.”

And, then they flushed their records of the letter. Isn't that odd?

I would have thought they would have it proudly displayed in a bronze or gold framed glass case with alarm sensors and 24 hour guard.

[jamese777]

And, then they flushed their records of the letter. Isn’t that odd?

I would have thought they would have it proudly displayed in a bronze or gold framed glass case with alarm sensors and 24 hour guard.

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The letter is still in thousands of published copies of the Centennial Magazine and its still available on the internet at the Kapiolani web site:
http://www.kapiolanigift.org/doc/centennial-magazine.pdf

[tarawa]

While I cannot verify the particulars of this individual story, I can certainly say that the TX Vital Statistics Unit gets calls and visits on a daily basis from citizens who have been denied passports by the State Dept because their long form BC was not enough to verify citizenship, and in pretty much every one of these cases it is because they were born somewhere other than a hospital.

[john mirse]

The letter is still in thousands of published copies of the Centennial Magazine and its still available on the internet at the Kapiolani web site: http://www.kapiolanigift.org/doc/centennial-magazine.pdf

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I'm sorry, but I'm having trouble navigating the hospital site and so I can't find the Obama letter.

If anyone out there can help me with the hospital site so I can see the statement that says Obama was born in Kapiolani hospital, I would appreciate it.

[john mirse]

When Governor Lingle named Kapiolani as the birth hospital, it scared elected national Republicans off the issue.

“You know, during the campaign of 2008, I was actually in the mainland campaigning for Sen. McCain. This issue kept coming up so much in the campaign, and again I think it’s one of those issues that is simply a distraction from the more critical issues that are facing the country. And so I had my health director, who is a physician by background, go personally view the birth certificate in the birth records of the Department of Health, and we issued a news release at that time saying that the president was, in fact, born at Kapi’olani Hospital in Honolulu, Hawaii. And that’s just a fact. And yet people continue to call up and e-mail and want to make it an issue. And I think it’s, again, a horrible distraction for the country by those people who continue this. ... It’s been established. He was born here.”—Linda Lingle, Governor of Hawaii

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The former Hawaii governor's statement above is one of the funniest statements by an elected official I have ever seen.

I can't stop laughing at the absurdity of the governor's statement above.

What now? Are we supposed to suddenly and blindly start taking the word of appointed and elected official as if they were always right?

I challenge Hawaii officials: If you have Obama's long form birth certificate, I want to see if for myself. I don't want some holier-than-thou bureaucrat to tell what is or what is not on the long form certificate.

For instance, we have the present governor telling us that he can't find Obama's long form birth certificate.

So, for goodness sake, who are we to believe, the past governor or the present governor?

So I say this: If there is an Obama Hawaii long form birth certificate, then let us see it so we can see for ourselves whether or not Obama was born in Kapiolani or any other Hawaii hospital.

Do I trust appointed and elected officials to always tell us the truth? Has anyone here been following the near riot demonstrations in Wisconsin recently? It looks to me that the citizens don't trust what their elected and appointed officials are telling them.

And am I supposed to take the word of some Hawaii bureaucrat, who is not under oath, that he has seen Obama's long form birth certificate and that Obama was born in Kapiolani hospital when the present governor says that he an't find it?

Give me a break.

NOTE: Did you notice how the governor carefully avoided saying that SHE herself saw Obama's long form birth certificate? A very cautious and shrewd politician that former Hawaii governor, because if she, an elected official, had said that she had personally seen the long form birth certificate, the public and the press would put tremendous pressure on her to tell us what else was on Obama's long form birth certificate, for instance, we would like to know the name of the doctor who signed it.

[NonValueAdded]

Hey, Cornyn, get your thumb out!

[jamese777]

The former Hawaii governor’s statement above is one of the funniest statements by an elected official I have ever seen.

I can’t stop laughing at the absurdity of the governor’s statement above.

What now? Are we supposed to suddenly and blindly start taking the word of appointed and elected official as if they were always right?

I challenge Hawaii officials: If you have Obama’s long form birth certificate, I want to see if for myself. I don’t want some holier-than-thou bureaucrat to tell what is or what is not on the long form certificate.

For instance, we have the present governor telling us that he can’t find Obama’s long form birth certificate.

So, for goodness sake, who are we to believe, the past governor or the present governor?

So I say this: If there is an Obama Hawaii long form birth certificate, then let us see it so we can see for ourselves whether or not Obama was born in Kapiolani or any other Hawaii hospital.

Do I trust appointed and elected officials to always tell us the truth? Has anyone here been following the near riot demonstrations in Wisconsin recently? It looks to me that the citizens don’t trust what their elected and appointed officials are telling them.

And am I supposed to take the word of some Hawaii bureaucrat, who is not under oath, that he has seen Obama’s long form birth certificate and that Obama was born in Kapiolani hospital when the present governor says that he an’t find it?

Give me a break.

NOTE: Did you notice how the governor carefully avoided saying that SHE herself saw Obama’s long form birth certificate? A very cautious and shrewd politician that former Hawaii governor, because if she, an elected official, had said that she had personally seen the long form birth certificate, the public and the press would put tremendous pressure on her to tell us what else was on Obama’s long form birth certificate, for instance, we would like to know the name of the doctor who signed it.

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You, of course are free to believe whatever you want to believe.

As I said, Governor Lingle’s statement influenced national elected Republicans. Whether it made you laugh or not is not really the point.

“The state of Hawaii says that the President was born there. That’s good enough for me.”—John Boehner, Speaker of the House.

House Majority Leader Eric I. Cantor, Virginia Republican, said Sunday he thinks President Obama is a natural-born U.S. citizen and that questions on the issue have no place in Capitol Hill policy-making discussions.

“I don’t think it’s an issue that we need to address at all,” he said on NBC‘s “Meet the Press.” “It is not an issue that even needs to be on the policy-making table right now whatsoever.”

{Former Governor Sarah Palin] said it was unwise for Republicans to keep doubts alive about the authenticity of President Obama’s birth certificate and citizenship, saying: “It’s distracting. It gets annoying. Let’s stick with what really matters.”

Rep. Michele Bachmann (R-Minn.) said Thursday morning that those who believe President Barack Obama is not a U.S. citizen or Christian should “take the president at his word,” but the Minnesota congresswoman declined to categorically call the president a U.S.-born citizen.

Asked on ABC’s “Good Morning America” about her personal views on Obama’s birthplace and religion, Bachmann said she didn’t deny the president’s claims, but wouldn’t provide any stronger endorsement.

“That isn’t for me to state, that’s for the president to state,” Bachmann said, when asked if she would “state very clearly” that Obama was a Christian-American. “When the president makes his statements, I think they should stand for their own.”

[devattel]

Why is this gentleman not considered a citizen by the State Department if his father was a citizen of the United States, regardless of where he was born?

According to the State Department web site:

Early Public Records

If you were born in the United States and cannot present primary evidence of U.S. citizenship, submit a combination of early public records as evidence of your U.S. citizenship. Early public records must be submitted with a birth record or Letter of No Record. Early public records should show your name, date of birth, place of birth, and preferably be created within the first five years of your life. Examples of early public records are:

• Baptismal certificate
• Hospital birth certificate
• Census record
• Early school record
• Family bible record
• Doctor's record of post-natal care

I agree with others on here. Something clearly does not add up.

[rxsid]

According to the article, it sounds like they confiscated his original copy of his birth certificate. And, that they don’t believe his copy to be true. How can they (the gov’t) know who his father is, or where he was born...if they don’t think his copy of his B.C. is genuine?

[thecodont]

“Since the Obama administration won’t honor the COLB’s of person’s born in Texas, why should Texas honor Obama’s COLB?”

Leo, I bow to your genius. I throw a (figurative) rose at your feet.

[thecodont]

That’s a interesting point. WHY did Obama claim a hospital birth, rather than a home birth?

My guess is that one of his younger aides dreamed up this one: someone with no sense of history or consideration of older people born years ago (in this country, hospital births didn't become popular until the 1930s, as I understand it).

[bushpilot1]

darn...I’am Protestant born in a Jewish hospital..my grandmother told me..I was missing from my little bed..she had to look for me..a small group of Jewish women took me to some kinda place in the hospital to perform a ceremony.

My grandmother said she had to retrieve me from the ladies.

Maybe it is better to be born in a house.

[bushpilot1]

Reputed to be Ann Dunham’s hospital bed frame.. in Kenya.

[bushpilot1]

Reputed to be Ann Dunham's hospital bed frame.. in Kenya.

[cynwoody]

Man, I read all the way to the end of the stinkin' article, only to find the name of nutcase and Hillary supporter Leo Donofrio, Esq. at the bottom! Silly me!

Nothing to see here, folks. Move along!

[john mirse]

You, of course are free to believe whatever you want to believe.

As I said, Governor Lingle’s statement influenced national elected Republicans. Whether it made you laugh or not is not really the point.

“The state of Hawaii says that the President was born there. That’s good enough for me.”—John Boehner, Speaker of the House.

House Majority Leader Eric I. Cantor, Virginia Republican, said Sunday he thinks President Obama is a natural-born U.S. citizen and that questions on the issue have no place in Capitol Hill policy-making discussions.

“I don’t think it’s an issue that we need to address at all,” he said on NBC‘s “Meet the Press.” “It is not an issue that even needs to be on the policy-making table right now whatsoever.”

{Former Governor Sarah Palin] said it was unwise for Republicans to keep doubts alive about the authenticity of President Obama’s birth certificate and citizenship, saying: “It’s distracting. It gets annoying. Let’s stick with what really matters.”

Rep. Michele Bachmann (R-Minn.) said Thursday morning that those who believe President Barack Obama is not a U.S. citizen or Christian should “take the president at his word,” but the Minnesota congresswoman declined to categorically call the president a U.S.-born citizen.

Asked on ABC’s “Good Morning America” about her personal views on Obama’s birthplace and religion, Bachmann said she didn’t deny the president’s claims, but wouldn’t provide any stronger endorsement.

“That isn’t for me to state, that’s for the president to state,” Bachmann said, when asked if she would “state very clearly” that Obama was a Christian-American. “When the president makes his statements, I think they should stand for their own.”

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And your point is?

I hope that you are not telling us that we should blindly follow the so-called political leaders who you list above.

As you know, NONE of the elected officials you list above received 100% of the votes in their own districts, which means that a lot of voters did not agree with the elected officials' political views that you quote above.

If you can't think for yourself and you are the type that blindly believes what politicians tell you, then that is up to you.

As for me, why should I blindly accept their opinions when it comes to this Obama long form birth certificate fiasco when I don't agree with them in other matters?

For instance, look at the present Hawaii governor. One day he brags loudly that he will find Obama's long form birth certificate immediately in order to put this Obama birth certificate issue finally to rest, but just a few days later, he backpedals and says that he cannot seem to find it right now.

Again, if you want to believe the politicians who you list above when it comes to this Obama Hawaii long form birth certificate, that is up to you.

I, on the other hand, like to think for myself. And so until Obama and Hawaii officials produce Obama's Hawaii long form birth certificate, I, along with millions of others, will continue to demand that Obama and Hawaii officials produce that document so that we can determine once and for all who Obama really is.