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There’s an image of the Nordyke announcement from the Advertiser posted various places; if you Google it you can find it.

I have images of the Star-Bulletin well before and beyond the Aug 16th date for the Advertiser’s Nordyke announcement. I’ve actually typed in all the names and cross-checked them all. Nordykes are not anywhere in the S-B.

Births are announced in one paper as far as 3 weeks apart from when they were announced in the other paper, and a substantial number were only announced in one of the papers. As Fred Nerks has pointed out, the number of births announced come nowhere near the total number of births the HDOH told the CDC they had records for in Aug 1961.

My conclusion: There is no way those announcements came from the state registrar’s office.

I actually have a UIPA request to the HDOH that they are required to answer by the end of the day today, asking for the documents they relied on to tell Lori Starfelt that they sent birth announcements to the newspapers in 1961. They probably won’t respond; they’re not even pretending to obey the rules at this point. And I already have the legal documents showing that they didn’t start that practice until 1976. At this point all they can say is that no records exist (acknowledging that they didn’t send lists to the papers) or that they didn’t tell Starfelt that - which opens up a whole ‘nother can of worms.

I’ve got a ton of information that I could post on - and intend to post on - but there’s some information that the HDOH refuses to disclose which would prove their active participation in falsifying records on Obama’s behalf. So far they’ve claimed that records required to be permanent no longer exist, in order to not have to disclose them. I’d really like to have those records first, before disclosing what I already have.

We are not dealing with honest players at all in the Hawaii government. They are part of perpetrating this big hoax.