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i dont think this dog will hunt.
And you believe this why?

Hunt? LOL!

Under "Factual Allegations", Berg claims, "There is a Canadian Birth Certificate posted on the Internet in the name of Barack Hussein Obama, Jr.; however, the date of birth shows to be August 23, 1961.".

That dog can yelp and whine with the best of them. But hunt? Forget about it!

Yes, the birth certificate signed by Dudley Dooright. This case does have some major holes in it.

But I keep coming back to the main question, why doesn’t Obama just produce his birth certificate?

Lawgvr1955 said -——“It may have been mentioned, but who is the judge on this case? Who appointed him/her?” -——

The Judge is R. Barclay Surrick. I understand he’s a Clinton appointee.

Lancey Howard asked: -—— “I don’t know whether the allegation that Obama isn’t a natural born citizen has any merit or not, but can someone tell me, is there any system in place or any body that examines a presidential candidate to ensure that they meet all the constitutional requirements for office?” -——

I responded to a similar question on a similar post over at over at http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/2092114/posts?page=68#68.

Just my opinion of course, but ....

The upshot is that there is a process, which was recently described in the Robinson (Alan Keyes) case against McCain in California (http://docs.justia.com/cases/federal/district-courts/california/candce/3:2008cv03836/206145/39/0.pdf)

Registration # BR549 ?

You may find yourself asking, what in the hell is BR549? Well, before it was a Country & Western music band, BR549 was an acronym used in the seventies show HEE HAW. Filmed at Opryland USA in Nashville, the show was hosted by Buck Owens & Roy Clark and featured C&W music, slapstick humor and an appeal to those of us who lived and grew up country USA. (B.F. Egypt for those of you who know what that means.) Hee haw was full of wit, humor and good, clean fun. HEE HAW is the literal sound a mule makes when it brays.

One of the characters in the show was Junior, played by Junior Samples. Junior ran a used car sales business and always tried to sell junked out cars. He would hold up signs or tell folks that his phone number was BR549. I can still remember laying in front of the wooden-console TV laughing at this. I couldn’t have been more than 4 years old, but I can remember the joy it used to bring me even today. Hee Haw became a ritual of mine; lying in front of the TV dressed in one of my dad’s over-sized T shirts, giggling the night away. I don’t think I’ve ever not had the knee-jerk-reply to yell out “BR549” when someone asks, “what’s the number?” for something.

LOL

oh my goodness.

Dudley Doright? Seriously?

And does that other signature read “John Kennedy”?

too much.