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WASHINGTON – The eBay birth certificate saga continues. A seller claiming to have a certified copy of Barack Obama's birth certificate issued in a Mombasa, Kenya, hospital in 1961 is back up on eBay telling her story. Six previous times the posts have been removed. Even when the seller offered only autographed pictures of those allegedly responsible for securing the document, the posts have been removed. The seller now insists a YouTube video will be produced, presumably including images of the document. Then, the seller says, the full story will be given to WND. "So now eBay removes my listing...

Autographed photo of Smith and Andylenny, abroad. In airport. I want to thank all of the eBay community for their support in my last five auctions. Thank you for taking the time to write to me (I still haven't had time to answer everyone) and for your bids. I also want to thank everyone at WorldNetDaily for their continued coverage of my five previous auctions. I want to thank freerepublic.com, as well. I want to thank everyone that forwarded news of my auctions to others, digitally or by spoken word. I want to thank all the attorneys as well as...

Administrators tell those who contacted seller not to respond again A notice from eBay administrators is now warning people who have contacted the seller of an allegedly genuine copy of Barack Obama's birth certificate – from Mombasa, Kenya – not to contact the seller again. Furthermore, the sale page offering a dissertation on "the truth" about Obama's birth – with bids reported by WND readers to have exceeded $1 million – has been pulled from the auction website for the fifth time. As WND reported, the eBay seller, known to the public only as "colmado_naranja," alleged he obtained President Obama's...