[ari-freedom]

but is the idea that he was really born in kenya, plausible?

[Hacklehead]

“but is the idea that he was really born in kenya, plausible?”

Not if the 1961 birth announcements in the newspapers are real. Thats the key and should be easily verifable in the absence of the certificate. Unless you think that the conspiracy started in 1961.

[Danae]

Yea it is.

I Hawaii you could register a birth weeks after the birth and list an address as the location. Easy as pie.

[mojitojoe]

but is the idea that he was really born in kenya, plausible?
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It could be but my guess is Canada. Canada puzzle pieces fit perfectly and make a complete puzzle. His attorney's said it would be an embarrassment, if he was born in Hawaii, then maybe Sr. isn't his real father and it will make him a liar.
Here is my guess. Frank Marshall Davis is really his father. Frank was married. Sr. agreed to say it was his. She decided to go to Canada, give the baby up, or say it didn't survive. She changed her mind, crossed the border and went to her friend's house in Seattle with newborn Jr. Sr. was probably livid as were her parents. Ann or Toot filed for COLB. Toot made up an address since the address in the paper was never the home of either Ann or Sr.
That explains why nobody ever saw Ann and Sr. together, even Sr’s friends. That's why his grandfather made sure he spent time with Frank, never concerned about Sr. Jr. wrote a book glorifying a man he saw once. Frank Marshall Davis( a devout communist) was his mentor.
The birth certificate may say unknown. It may say Canada, Kenya, or Hawaii. But his attorney's said it would be embarrassing. There is something on it he wants to hide because it is going to prove he is a pathological liar, but we already know that.

[albie]

“but is the idea that he was really born in kenya, plausible”?

...indeed it is. I’m sure his BC is in a dirt floor hut hanging on the straw wall next to a skinned cat.

[justiceseeker93]

but is the idea that he was really born in Kenya, plausible?

His maternal grandmother said so. The Kenyan ambassador to the US said so (on an American radio show). An Israeli blogger pundit said so. Philip Berg claimed so in court papers and even named the specific hospital in the city of Mombasa where the birth is believed to have occurred. There may have been others.

On the other hand, we have no documentation to support the theory nor any eyewitnesses to a birth in Hawaii.

I know there are many Americans who have problems with the idea that the biggest fraud in American history recently occurred, but the large predominance of the evidence indicates that it did.

Judge for yourself.