Posted on 03/23/2012 1:05:00 AM PDT by Flotsam_Jetsome
It certainly does sound racist.
From the Urban Dictionary:
2. Birfday: The ghetto version of “birthday”
Why you sleepin wif so many hoes on my birfday?
3. Birfday: An African American word for birthday.
Natasha gave birf to her 3rd child on her 17th birfday.
5. birfday: The way some uneducated black people pronouce the english word “birthday”.
yo its mah birfday dawg u kno wat im sayin
6. birfday: how a black person says ‘birthday’
“Yo man, it’s muh birfday taday.”
Yum! Parmesan or Marsala (sp?)?
(sp?) = spelling? You site pest, you!
How’s that for an explanation. Do you have a problem with that?
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Yes. I have a problem with that.
If your date of 80 A.D. is correct, that would mean that Obama is nearly 2000 years old, and that is not logical, because Obama doesn't look 2000 years old, and because the United States post office agency did not even exist, as far as I know, in 80 A.D.
Don’t axe duble country dentified homies bout engrish..
“Yum! Parmesan or Marsala?”
Piccata with lemon and capers.
Lol.
Trying to follow this deflection. How would showing a birth certificate from Denison, Texas, disprove that Eisenhower was Jewish. His family was only there for a short time having lived in Abilene, Kan., before and after he was born. Abilene has virtually no Jewish people.
I don't remember Obama's supposed BC being online in 2008. I remember at that time there was a big deal about McCain's birth and his was posted.
Anyone out there who remembers Obama's being posted in 2008?
AMEN!
The better question is why did he have to send a team of lawyers to "sign waivers" to get his BC?
I have lost mine so often I lost count- and whenever I need one I go to the registrars office and pay $12 and get a new copy of my ORIGINAL. The last time I got one I didn't even need to go there- i just ordered it online.
But i certainly never needed to send a team of lawyers to "sign waivers".
What kind of "waivers" can we see those waivers?
Since “Birfer” is most certainly a pejorative - “having a disparaging, derogatory, or belittling effect” - it’s interesting that the after-birthers (and particularly Fogblowers) would choose to use the pronunciation of the word most typically associated with belittling and disparaging the predominantly black, ghetto, dialect (Ebonics).
They are very comfortable in their racism.
I wonder what a statistician would put the probability of each of these anomolies in Obies past at and what the odds/probability of all of them happening to the same person are.
I am unable to comprehend how liberals and the media can continue to ignore the overwhelming number of anomolies and dismiss them as coincidence. Apparently liberals are lacking in reasonableness, logic and common sense or it has been overridden in their brain by an overwhelming desire to ignore facts that don’t comport with their agenda, tunnel vision of a sort, or wearing blinders. They can’t see the forest for the trees. Will they ever have a “well Duh” moment when they open their eyes like newborn puppies or are they destined to wander about cluelessly in the dark for their entire lives?
Probable cause from “wiki”
....”Probable” in this case may relate to actual statistical probability, or to a general standard of common behavior and customs. The context of the word “probable” here is not exclusive to community standards and does not predate statistics, as some have suggested.[1]....
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Probable_cause
My father was born in 1912 and never had a Birth Certificate until it was needed for some government work or something. He had to go through basically the same process as Ike. His aunt had to give all the information and certify it was true. There were lots of people back then who were born at home and Birth Certificates weren’t issued.
If your date of 80 A.D. is correct, that would mean that Obama is nearly 2000 years old, and that is not logical, because Obama doesn't look 2000 years old,
From the honorable sites: FactCheck.crap and Snopes.shiite
The irrefutable evidence is that 0b0z0 is Dracula incarnated and he IS an ancient Egyptian because the Ancient Egyptian civilization originated by blacks and those claims are true. Minister, Rev., Sheikh Farrakhan said, "The Black man "created" the White man." What a terrible mistake that was!
and because the United States post office agency did not even exist, as far as I know, in 80 A.D.
As far as you know? How far is that? The first post office in history was built near what's now The Pyramids. It was called Mena Boulder Post Office. It delivered the Boulders mailed to them from the Karnack Post Office. Boulders were packaged in Papyrus and sent through FedEx to the Pyramid Co. LLC. It’s the construction company that built all the Pyramids in 19 days. Yeah, yeah, no FedEx either, being in denial is incredible.
I know that you're contemplating ask me for links...those are very ancient links that were scrubbed by The Pharaohs Curse...don't tell me you don't know that either.
However, if you insist on demanding links, I'll label you a racist and end the discussion. Got it?
Professor Alinsky, Fantastic Historian at Large
Let me say, IF Obama had a hospital BC in the first place it is not an OFFICIAL document. My children were born around the same time as Obama. Those were nice certificates that the hospitals gave out with the time of birth foot print etc; I was nieve and thought it was the actual BC. When my daughter went to get a passport they would not accept it and she had to send for a Certified BC. The hospitals don't give those certificates out anymore.
“FARRAKHAN: Abraham Lincoln, the sixteenth president. Thomas Jefferson, the third president, and 16 and three make 19 again. What is so deep about this number 19? Why are we standing on the Capitol steps today? That number 19 — when you have a nine you have a womb that is pregnant. And when you have a one standing by the nine, it means that there’s something secret that has to be unfolded.”
You’re good, Prof., but Farrakhan is still better. When it comes to bat guano crazy numerology, as long as Farrakhan is still around, you’ll always be...some strange, deeply troubling number unlockable only by the keys in the vault of the mothership. ;)
I just clicked on your link and it says it has been hacked.
There doesn't appear to be a law, prior to Rick Santorum being born, that automatically made aliens serving/served in the military (WWII or other) U.S. citizens. Santorumm's father, therefore, would have had to initiate and go through the naturalization process himself.
The McCarran-Walter Act, 1952, made aliens who served for 5 years eligible to be perminant lawful residents:
Act June 30, 1950, ch. 443, § 4,64 Stat. 316, as amended June 27, 1952, ch. 477, title IV, § 402(e),66 Stat. 276, provided that: “Notwithstanding the dates or periods of service specified and designated in section 329 of the Immigration and Nationality Act [this section], the provisions of that section are applicable to aliens enlisted or reenlisted pursuant to the provisions of this Act and who have completed five or more years of military service, if honorably discharged therefrom. Any alien enlisted or reenlisted pursuant to the provisions of this Act who subsequently enters the United States, American Samoa, Swains Island, or the Canal Zone, pursuant to military orders shall, if otherwise qualified for citizenship, and after completion of five or more years of military service, if honorably discharged therefrom, be deemed to have been lawfully admitted to the United States for permanent residence within the meaning of such section 329(a) [subsection (a) of this section].”
http://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/8/1440
Furthermore, if in fact Aldo's citizenship was revoked by Italy back in the 1930's, that would essentially make his father "stateless" until his father went through the naturalization process on his own.
The naturalization papers (proof) of Aldo Santorum is what people are demanding.
The citizens of this country deserve to know if a candidate (any candidate, including Republicans) is eligible for the public elected office they seek.
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