Posted on 08/03/2009 5:14:43 PM PDT by don-o
Document from Australia
Document from Kenya
That would appear to be a similar layout but who is to say the Bomford wasn’t thrown together based on the Mombasa template?
uh-oh.
IMHO, the obamanation execution squad is simply adding distractions.... what a bunch of thugs
most BC’s from both former and at that time current british protectorates had simillar forms..
Ok... i’m convinced it’s a hoax... time to move on.
I seriously doubt the document exists at all.
And were always recorded in the identical book number on the same page number?
All righty, then.
You sure don’t take much to convince! What if the other one is a hoax?
Not the same document (template) Look at the folds, they are not even close to being the same.
Same birth register book number and same page number as 0’s?
Ballgame.
Probably true but the Bomford version has the same book and page number reference as the Kenya BC plus some of the names are the same except for the initials. Too much of a coincidence. Either Bomford is a fake or the Kenya BC is a fake. I don't see how you can reach any other conclusion - although I would like to.
I won’t believe anything unless I see an Area 51 birth certificate.
And with another Lavender as Registrar, too!
The word Father seems to have survived the hard crease in the paper rather well...almost looks like it was laid on top of the crease.
Post 291 (by Technical Editor) of thread is where this thread was extracted.
Good find. So what are the odds Australia and Kenya used similar book numbers and formatting? :) Seems unlikely.
so I guess I'll ask this, how long has this Australian birth notice been on the net? Anyone know the origins and validity of the Australian doc also? (I'm just asking. :-P )
http://www.bomford.net/worcestershire/images/DavidJeffreyBomfordBirthCertDoc65.jpg.
Here is the linkage. If you delete the addy back to net, you can see the complete site. It’s a genealogy site.
Where did this document come from and how was it found?
post 16 answers. From post 291 in the current top BN thread.
I saw the same thing.
Number of folds is wrong.
ping
>>> You sure dont take much to convince! What if the other one is a hoax?
Lavender doesn’t even sound Kenyan... the newspaper...
the apparent ease of photo-shopping multiple versions...
the whole flap with the attack site...
My interest might be restored with REAL news on the progression of the motion to validate.
The fact that Hawaii refused to validate their own COLB is bigger news to me right now.
Color is wrong as well. But, the format is identical and they got sloppy in not changing Mr. Lavender’s name and the Book number and page number.
I am not saying that it is real or not. I am saying that Dr. Ortiz might have more information than she is releasing. Furthermore I would expect disinformation to come out if it was real. Lavender could very well be an English name or that of a Kenyan with English heritage. I’m just saying PATIENCE. It is either real or it isn’t. There is no need to jump to either conclusion.
As Moe used to say, "One of us is crazy, and it can't be you!"
I have found myself asking 'Whom has the most to gain from putting forth the Orly exhibit if it is a forgery, and whom has the most to gain by bringing forth teh new exhibit if it is a forgery? Then, would Obam benefit from bringing forth a pretty good forgery directing interested parties to keep looking in Kenya for documentation of his supposed birth there?
Of course it’s a forgery. Only a moron would latch on to this crap.
G.F. could have been the father of E.F . Maybe he retired and his son took over his job ?
In the same vein, here is a birth certificate from Kapiolani Hospital in Honolulu from someone born one day after Obamas’ date of birth:
http://www.wnd.com/index.php?fa=PAGE.view&pageId=105365
The birth certificate of Obama, if it exists, should be identical in form and appearance to the one illustrated in the above link. Real typewriters were used in those days with identifiable letter characteristics unique to each typewriter, as with fingerprints.
Some have speculated that Obama never had a real birth certificate from Kapiolani Hospital, and, that he actually filed, legally, under Hawaiian law for a certificate in 2006 or 7 using only the single newspaper announcement from 1961 related to his birth at Kapiolani Hospital. Interestingly, a second Honolulu hospital is recorded in another birth announcement for Obama. So, there are two Honolulu hospitals that have newspaper notices referring to Obamas’ birth.
My bad - we’re talking Australia and Kenya . I’m losing it !
Agreed.
I have no problem with us thinking through a problem and working it out...even when the results aren’t what we might have hoped. But when we find the answer, we need to embrace the truth and walk away.
Obama is hiding something and his minions are setting up all kinds of traps and road blocks for us to fall into. This is just another of their misdirections and does not in anyway change the fact that Obama is hiding something big about himself.
It is our duty to find out exactly what it is, regardless of how tough it might be to do so.
>>> Im just saying PATIENCE.
Thats all I have left.
All we have is a photo of a copy, and an unknown plaintiff.
I thought I saw in an earlier thread that Keyes was involved in this.... Is he giving any info on it at his site?
And District Registrar Miller?
The Australian copy is clearly a fake. The number “2” in the “No.” field at the top would indicate there was only 1 prior copy issued that year in the district.
Thanks. Hmmmm....
Do we know that that's what "No." refers to or are we just assuming it?
....of course its a forgery...
Finally, a voice of reason instead of people tying themselves in knots trying to prove this crapola is real.
Thanks to FreepShop1
At some point, whether Obama and his advisors consider those who argue that he is not a natural citizen to be total kooks, or not, it becomes worth it to clear away this question so, arguably, we can concentrate on what may be more important issues. As it becomes more of a distraction to his administration, it will become even more conspicuous that he does not swat this fly with ease, unless he values embarrassing his detractors more than clearing the air, in which case he may wait for a long time.
I think it would be extremely interesting to see a write-up of the procedural mechanics by which his campaign lawyers sealed these records as well as his academic transcripts. The Federal privacy laws which control access to academic transcripts date back to 1974, but seem to be generally ineffective for most politicians running for office (e.g., G.W. Bush, Dan Quayle, etc.) Somehow, Obama's approach worked. The only question on the transcripts is - was it something overt that the campaign did to maintain or assert the privacy interest or was the passive acquiescence of the media in not publicizing them?
I also find his transfer from Occidental College to Columbia University curious. I'd love to see a frequency analysis of how many students in the 10 years before or 10 years following Obama's entry at Columbia had transferred either from Occidental or a college similar to Occidental after 2 years of undergraduate study. Something tells me it is very uncommon. Like 56-game hitting streak in the major leagues uncommon.
More likely is that all UK dominions had a similar form for birth registration.
Although I think the Kenya form is a fake.
http://www.politijab.com/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=25&t=2099
Looks like this is where the Australian angle came in. Now, who is politijab and how did he / she uncover it? Blog says hours of Google searching? Ya think?
Australia had been an independent country for almost 55 years before the Obama document was supposedly created. No changes during all that time?
This issue makes me think these folks are still very busy.
Do we know that that's what "No." refers to or are we just assuming it?
"No." is obviously an abbreviation for Number--most likely a sequential number since it must be typed.
We are certainly guessing if we assume the Kenyan BC is copied from the Australian BC and not the other way around. The number in the Kenyan "No." field seems more plausible than the number in the Australian "No." field.
Was it something I said?
How come father is darker than the other words?
“if the know” should be “if we know”
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