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Found out the owner of that site his birth certificate was on is Richard Bomford. Read this:
http://www.therightsideoflife.com/?p=6938
I’ve found lists of participants at 2 international conferences, one hosted by the UN, in which a Richard Bomford attended with a Richard Bamford email address, as someone working for the Aussie Governent, Regional Unit for the Environment, in the Australian Capital Territory (ACT).

Richard Bomford is listed as the domain holder for Bomford.net where this David Jeffrey Bomford Certification of Registration was found.

The problem is that Richard Bamford was just involved in a massive fraud case adjudicated in Australian on July 10th of this year.

Bamford seems to go by the name Bomford.

Also GIM International lists Richard Bomford as a GIS expert. It is my understanding that GIS information experts have software to produce maps and edit images of such quality, that forging a BC would be child’s play.

So the Bomford could be the fake; as its provenance is in doubt.

As far as I know, date stamps on images can also be faked. So that proves nothing. So can lead codes and other identifying facts.

There are a number of inconsistencies in the Bomford and Kenyan BCs. On the Bomford there is no tilting of the typed line at the bottom of the page, on the Kenyan there is. Only an expert could avoid the tilting problem when typing on the final inch of a single page of paper. Yet the Bomford has raised capitals, which often occur when typing fast on a typewritter and not fully depressing the capital shift key. The Kenyan does not have this problem.

The currency in Kenya was shillings. “d” in English currency means pence or cents. The Aussie has a seal different from the crest; the Kenyan seal is indiscernable. Both have the capital O instead of the zero for the number Zero and the capital O. Both seem to use the same typewriter font. Its a 25 years not a 26, because the loop for the 5 is larger not small and squat like the six.

etc etc. etc..

Thanks.

I did see on one thread (or other) that the “d” meaning pence or cents or whatever it is on the Kenyan doc could have been a “c” with a line through it vertically?

I have no freaking idea.

"The problem is that Richard Bamford was just involved in a massive fraud case adjudicated in Australian on July 10th of this year."

Interesting.....just catching up here. Has anyone started a new thread to put together the Bomford B.C. inconsistencies? There seems to be quite a few. Please ping me to new threads or information. Keep up the great work!