Kapiolani Hospital’s Centennial anniversary year was 2009. The Kapiolani Foundation published a Centennial Magazine which included a congratulatory letter from Barack Obama mentioning Kapiolani as “the place of my birth.” The magazine was up on the Kapiolani Foundation web site for the centennial year of 2009. The Obama letter is on page 7.
Since 2009, Kapiolani is under new management, Hawaii Pacific Health and the former Kapiolani Foundation no longer exists.
“Kapiolani Medical Center 100 Years of Caring For Children 1909 to 2009”
https://www.scribd.com/book/52083178
The controversy began in July 2009, when WND analyzed the Obama letter and found that the letter as published by the hospital was not a picture of an actual paper letter but a computer-created likeness.
Within an hour after WND broke the story in July 2009 that the Obama letter the hospital had posted for six months on its website was electronic in composition, Kapi’olani removed the letter from its website without explanation.
In July 2009, Watanabe refused to confirm or deny for WND the veracity of Obama’s letter claiming he was born at the hospital.
Read more at http://mobile.wnd.com/2011/03/278689/#WJDPwZgEWRVPygPo.99
Despite numerous, repeated requests for more than two weeks, the White House is refusing to verify the authenticity of a letter allegedly sent by President Obama in which he ostensibly declares a Honolulu hospital as his birthplace.
Read more at http://mobile.wnd.com/2009/07/104718/#uIrQUXYuooSaEt4m.99
In one of the two articles I posted to you (iicr, the second), the hospital spokesperson *claims* they received the letter from Neil Abercrombie. She agreed to ask him (i.e.: Governor Choomer) if he “remembered,” how he came into possession of it.
Being an Obama rump smoocher, I don’t expect you to comprehend how weird that is.