Film to Be Made in Hawaii of Obama's Birth

DIgital Journal ^ | March 7, 2009 | Carol Forsloff

[FocusNexus]

Perhaps a film made in Hawaii will put the idea to rest that Obama was not born in the United States. For some skeptics showing a birth certificate might not have been enough. Now some University students are about to produce a film about Obama's birth. These University of Hawaii students will use a cast of local people for the story that takes place at Kapiolani Medical Center, the place where it is conjectured Obama was born. The story will relate how nurses and staff would feel if they knew that the child born there was going to grow up to be President of the United States. It focuses on one nurse in particular passed over for promotion and the baby that is born, with the impact that the event eventually had. The students are advertising for a cast and crew to sign up for this film.

In the meantime Republican Governor Linda Lingle continues to refuse to allow anyone to see the original birth certificate of President Barack Obama, although a copy of it was photographed for the press.

[FocusNexus]

Why not just show the ORIGINAL birth certificate?

Films are fiction.

[Wacka]

In a manger in Honolulu.....

[DBrow]

“For some skeptics showing a birth certificate might not have been enough. “

Whoa! 0bama showed a birth certificate and I missed it?

Whoa!

Osim!

[stylin19a]

films are fiction bur snopes is REAL ! <*s/off>

[Revolting cat!]

That will be cited here as the ultimate proof by the likes of Michelle Michelle and incurious (not their real names.)

[AmericanVictory]

“place where it is conjectured...” Indeed it is conjectured, and only conjectured—by those who don’t want to see the truth.

[Cheetahcat]

Is Fat Mike Moore doing the Movie?

[Seven plus One]

Obama himself is fiction.

[EternalVigilance]

the place where it is conjectured Obama was born.

I wonder how many million Americans have noticed the 8000-pound gorilla in this here room.

[Doogle]

..the concrete covering his records must have been a bad mix, showing cracks

[coloradan]

Sure, that paragon of exacting research, a film, will settle the case. I think we’ll have another inconvenient truth on our hands. In more ways than one.

[PackerBoy]

I am really looking forward to seeing the Hawaiian doctor and nurses that helped bring The One into the world. (/sarcasm)

[Revolting cat!]

Doesn’t Kenya have a film industry? I am anxiously awaiting a movie about the birth of their national hero!

[EternalVigilance]

They’re going to call it “An Inconvenient Truth.”

[rdl6989]

I guess it cost too much to do it on location in Kogelo, Kenya.

[JustaDumbBlonde]

"In the meantime Republican Governor Linda Lingle continues to refuse to allow anyone to see the original birth certificate of President Barack Obama, although a copy of it was photographed for the press."

That darned governor upholding the laws of the state ... this crap has to stop!

[BARLF]

Stupid,stupid,show the BC stupid.

[jeffc]

This is how history is skewed and re-written. Where do historians go to write about history? Letters, diaries, newspapers and movies.
Once it's written, a historian, wishing to spin the BO story, can include and exclude any data he wishes. Enought historians write essentially the same thing and, voila! Into the history books it goes as fact.

If you plan things by looking forward, as these "movie" makers obviously are, you can help write the history of today as it will appear to those in the future.

[reagan_fanatic]

I wonder if they’ll be interviewing the three wise men while they’re at it.

[RegulatorCountry]

This is going to be historical fiction, in other words? What purpose does a character playing a made-up nurse, who was passed over for promotion, add to anything?

This is just plain weird.