Posted on 03/22/2012 10:18:27 AM PDT by Menehune56
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At the very least his response tells us the subject is forefront in his mind, and since he’s already produced his “birth certificate”, WHY is that the case?
Why no typical-type reaction/response, such as “Hey, cool!”; or “That makes us kind of neighbors!”; or “Same year?”; or “Lucky you - great hospital!” There are a myriad of “typical” responses a politician would/should have at hand - but - although under the guise of humor, our boy Barry’s reflexive response is to be defensive.
LOL!!!
Good one!
“I don’t believe Obama is number 666...but he may be 665.”
[Don’t remember who said this originally. It was a commentor at Gateway Pundit, IIRC]
Contemplation of such things certainly does bring sweat to the palms...
Obama has made two birth certificate jokes in as many days. I sense an indication that there is something serious about to be revealed in the Arpaio investigation.
he always likes to joke and make light of stuff when the heat gets turned up. Go Sheriff Joe!
And Ron Paul . . . IF he really cared about the Constitution, wouldn’t he be talking about the NBC aspect? crickets.
When you don’t get accepted into “Havard” or any other law school, it won’t be because of the lack of a birth certificate.
Great idea! A bunch of us infiltrate, hold up our BCs and chant, "Here's my birth certificate, where's yours.
He claims to have been able to rent a car in LA in 2000 (Dem convention), even though he had to beg Amex after they (and another card co.) declined his card (hmmm).
You can get to that part by going to the 2:20 mark.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qWQG8aE8o7s
Good observations. He is definitely on the defensive on this topic.
Might I add: there is something of the “foreigner” in his response, e.g. he’s acting as though he is anticipating having to produce a passport rather than an American birth certificate. Had he been an American his reply to the woman would have — as you had pointed out — something breezy, neighborly, etc.
Well, to be frank, I think the beast would rule the entire world, not just the US. I suspect the US will be destroyed, via Rev. 18. The hint: The merchants will watch her burn and say, “Now who’s gonna buy all our stuff?”
IOW, if Obama IS the Beast of Revelation, he will be set up as ruler of a one world government, and teh 3.5 year clock will start then.
Remember, the bible is clear that in those days it will be worse than at any time in history. We have a ways to go, not that it couldn’t happen almost overnight. Sept. 1st, 1939 did.
[Don’t remember who said this originally. It was a commentor at Gateway Pundit, IIRC]
That's pretty funny.
People thought Hitler might be the Anti-Christ, and Hitler certainly caused much death and destruction, but what we have with Obama is someone who is Hitler like, but who holds in his hands the power to reign down atomic fire and destruction on much of the world. This man can literally create Hell on Earth.
It is very frightening that such a narcissistic man would come to wield so much power.
Contemplation of such things certainly does bring sweat to the palms...
Amen.
IOW, if Obama IS the Beast of Revelation, he will be set up as ruler of a one world government, and teh 3.5 year clock will start then.
Remember, the bible is clear that in those days it will be worse than at any time in history. We have a ways to go, not that it couldn’t happen almost overnight. Sept. 1st, 1939 did.
You make good points, but it is difficult to say if the bible meant some things to be literal or figurative. In the case of the beast, the time of his rule is quite specific. (42 months) I cannot help but think this is intended to be interpreted literally. I only point out that it would be very interesting if Obama is removed from office in July/August rather than serving his full term.
At this point, I cannot say we've ever had a President that more needs removing from office.
I agree with you about the 42 months. It is also called “a time, two times and half a time (3.5 years) and even called out as the same time period in a specific number of days. I think the bible is trying to be very, VERY clear on that time period. :-)
Do I have a birth certificate? Why, yes, you jug-eared caricature of a president. I have TWO of ‘em ‘cause I need the long form to get a passport.
Hey, speaking of passports, Barry, hows about a peek at yours? All of ‘em.
I didn’t apply to “Havard”. My application was accepted to 3 othem. I am waiting for the answer to 2 others. I am always looking for ways to improve myself, and I never had a problem being accepted to professional degree programs. So please do not attack me, because I make a typo or grammar error on a forum. I think it is pretty small of you. I always enjoy people like you who are on the spelling police. You actually have anything to offer to the conversation other than making fun of people on here? My original comment is true. When you apply to law schools, they do not ask for birth certificate. Look at LSAC.org. However, you can spend hundreds of thousands of dollars, and years getting your “juris doctor”, and never pass the bar due to character flaws. Character flaws could be a range of anything, including lying on your law school application. By the way, I wrote that comment after a full day of work, and I plan to go to law school part-time. Sorry I tried to share something about myself on here, it might be the last time.
Who knows with Obama, his past is under lock and key. But I do believe he underwent this. I think it is common in Indonesia.
When you apply for law school, you have to take the LSAT. Obama would have had to take this. However, he most likely would not have included his birth certificate in his application. As I mentioned before, I applied to 5 law schools, and none of them asked for one. What is true, if you lie on your law school application, it may prevent you from being accepted to the bar. They are supposed to do a whole background check on you. It almost seems similar to a security clearance background check one might get in the DOD.
Birth Certificates: All applicants to the Florida Bar are required to send an official copy of their birth certificate.
link to Miami Law School page on Florida Bar Admissions
I do not set myself up for anything. A typo? So what? Does not take away from the validity of my comment. I am an expert on this. I would say I am, because I just finished the application process for applying to law schools. I am familiar with what they required. I thought I was making casual conversation. You apparently, like to come here and fight with people and make fun of people for typos, and simple mistakes.
You also should reread my original comment I wrote and what I was questioning. I made it extremely clear I was questioning the freepers claim that “Havard” required a birth certificate when Obama applied. I never said the bar did not. I never implied that. In order to be eligible for the bar you need your juris doctor. Also, the bar in that state does a huge background check on you, which would then require your birth certificate.
I do not think you ever applied to law school. Other people in this forum said the same thing I said as well. I am sure you have done well with yourself in whatever it is that you do. Good luck.
If I were the president and any doubt existed about my citizenship and place of birth, it could be cleared up in less than 3 days. If I FedEx the letter it could be cleared up in 24hrs.
Total cost for less than one dollar for faxes and mail.
Total cost if I used Fed-Ex, less than 20 dollars.
Why has Obama spent 100s of thousands of dollars not to do what I could do for less than 20 dollars?
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