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Originally Posted by billywatson
The greatest part of this is they have actually produced Obama's birth announcement in the Honolulu newspaper from however many odd years ago...but that still isn't enough for these whack jobs.
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A birth announcement? How is that anything close to proof? So if I was born in California and my grandparents in Germany told the people there, that means I was born in Germany? LOL
"The Birth Certificate: The certificate put on the Internet by Obama and held up by the media was created in 2007. In the lower left corner of the form there is reference to a Hawaiian statute that was revised in November of 2001, and if you look closely at the front you can see bleeding through from the back the date stamp from 2007 when the document was created. It's a certification that an original does exit.
So the the Birthers say: "Fine. Then show us the original." Obama says, "No." Why?
The Newspaper Announcements: Two birth announcements from Hawaiian local papers show Obama's birth. The Birthers have a couple of good arguments about them. First, Hawaii is where Obama's grandparents lived and it's not unusual for grandparents to announce a birth to their friends, even if the grandson lives elsewhere. Also, if Obama's parents lived in Hawaii then moved to Kenya when they birthed him, it wouldn't be unusual to announce the birth in the old neighborhood for friends to see."
http://my.auburnjournal.com/detail/126170.html