by What-A-Coincidence 165 Replies latest social current
"All that would take is for him to order the Hawaiian government to release a bona fide birth certificate, something ALL US Citizens are required to do merely to get a passport. Yet he will not do it. Why?"
Since he's been doing a bit of international travel lately, I assume he has a passport?
I'm not a white supremecist. Nor am I a right-winger.
Well yes Farkel, you most certainly are a right-winger.
If it were proven that Barak Hussein Obama was NOT a native-born US citizen as required by the Constitution, would you demand that he be removed as President, or not?
Farkel
I'm pretty sure Congressional Republicans would. I can sleep at night knowing this.
If it were proven ...
Well said, Farkel.
Subjunctive mood which suggests doubt that something may happen or questions the factuality of something.
I like that.
Sylvia
Since he's been doing a bit of international travel lately, I assume he has a passport?
I don't know what the rules where 48 years ago, but presumably, Obama had to have a passport when he was a two year old, in order to travel to Indonesia.
So according to Farkel, he has to be a US Citizen, and has to have produced his BC at some point.
Good job Fark!!!
If it were proven ...
Well said, Farkel.
Subjunctive mood which suggests doubt that something may happen or questions the factuality of something.
I like that.
Sylvia
Well said, Sylvia.
Use Farkel's own words and obvious intent, to show the douchebaggery behind his blather. Much like Farkel used to do when he had a morally retarded adversary, ie: the governing body.
I like that.
Six
Much like Farkel used to do when he had a morally retarded adversary, ie: the governing body.
And, didn't he do it well?
Sylvia
Farkel says : What gives you reason to have so much faith in the government, Winston Smith?
Governments around the world have different security rules that they implement concerning their private citizens documents that they retain,
it makes sense as a cautionary procedure and a security procedure,
and may be a matter of privacy reasons to not put forth on the Net someones original birth certificate that they have on file.
I don't think the Canadian government would do such a thing either.
Why this makes anything to investigate and make an issue of is waste of brains, wouldn't make sense to use are good brains on something more purposeful ?
Today, Rep. Neil Abercrombie (D-HI) introduced a resolution commemorating the 50th anniversary of Hawaii’s statehood. The resolution also proclaims the state as President Obama’s birthplace, a point the Plum Line’s Greg Sargent noted may “put House GOPers who are flirting with birtherism in a jam.” This afternoon on the House floor, Abercrombie spoke of his measure and specifically noted that Obama had been born in Hawaii. “It’s also going to be the birthday in a week or so of President Obama, born in Kapiolani hospital just down the road from where I lived,” he said. Just as the presiding chair of the House, Rep. Elijah Cummings (D-MD), was about to declare the resolution passed by voice vote, Rep. Michele Bachmann (R-MN) stood and objected:
BACHMANN: Mr. Speaker? I object to the vote on the grounds that a quorum is not present and make a point of order that a quorum is not present. [...]
REP. ELIJAH CUMMINGS (D-MD): Further procedings on this motion will be postponed.
Watch it:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GyrBakvKbyM&feature=channel_page
H. Res. 593, a resolution “recognizing and celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the entry of Hawaii into the Union as the 50th State,” contains this provision: “Whereas the 44th President of the United States, Barack Obama, was born in Hawaii”
It subsequently passed. Game over.
