“An Oath of Renunciation submitted to the U.S Secretary of State is not publicly available.”
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So you are acknowledging that you’ve got absolutely no evidence that such a document exists. The existence of the document is entirely of your own invention.
But I find it interesting that you are referencing the State Department as a possible source of information on this question.
Are you aware that the State Department, in a court filing, has stated, “To the extent this paragraph alleges that President Obama is not a natural-born citizen of the United States or that President Obama is or ever was a citizen of Indonesia, those allegations are denied.”?
(Strunk v. Dept. of State, Defendants’ Answer to Plaintiff’s Amended Complaint, ¶ 55 and elsewhere)
So, you’ve got not a drop of evidence that the President renounced his citizenship, and there is an assertion by the State Department that he did not.
I’m acknowledging I have not presented my evidence to the public because I am a rebuttal witness. Rebuttal witness testify and present evidence on the day of trial after the custodian of the record testifies the evidence cannot be found or does not exist.
For all you know, the legal representative examined Obama’s short form COLB and decided to end an investigation because he/she believes NBC status is held in perpetuity after place of birth is established. If the case had gone to discovery, the plaintiff could have subpoenaed the State Department’s CLASS records with regard to Obama and his mother. His CLASS records will show if was issued a Certificate of Loss of Nationality or not.
If the State Department denied Obama’s CLASS records exists or cannot be found during discovery, then I can testify as a rebuttal witness as to Obama being issued a Certificate of Naturalization in 1983. Rebuttal witnesses do not publish their evidence before trial because it gives the defendant time and opportunity to obstruct justice.