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Items on this page are archived
chronologically for the most part. Some items are embedded to
amplify the historical sequence . . .
This
page is evolving . . . |
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This Is Not A Pipe |
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This is not a pipe and that thing up on the Internet
that's supposed to be Obama's birth certificate isn't Obama's birth
certificate either.
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Provenance |
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There have been 2 different electronic images of Obama's "Certification
Of Live Birth"
(COLB) posted on the Internet at four different websites. The first image, "Version
1.0," appears to have originated from inside the Obama campaign
and FAXed to PolitiFact and the Daily Kos.
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Suspicions |
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The day that the Daily Kos
posted the now-infamous Certification of Live Birth (COLB) image along
with a cover story. Kos received 648 comments in a span of only 24
hours. The vast majority of the comments consisted of derogatory
comments about John McCain and his eligibility issue. HOWEVER, there was
one, brave Kos commenter who identified all of the key anomalies in the
COLB image and had the stones to question it’s authenticity. Her screen
name is "AsperGirl" and her comment was #643, or one of the last five
comments to be posted.
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Confirmed |
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Until the Abercrombie
revelation, one really had to wonder why Obama just wouldn't produce his
"Certificate of Live Birth." No, not the fraudulent "Certification of
Live Birth" (COLB) that is examined in these pages. The one that the
Obama Campaign released to the Daily Kos and PolitiFact, and now lives
-- in evolved form -- at Annenberg's FactCheck.org.
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Cover Up |
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We have since learned through the
investigative efforts of Hawaii Gov. Neil Abercrombie that Barack Obama
has no "original birth certificate." There never was an "original
birth certificate," but bureaucrats within Hawaii's state government
covered up that fact for more than two years.
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Discovery |
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Starting on Christmas Eve, four
newspaper web sites had articles on Hawaii Gov. Abercrombie and his
views about "Birthers" in three days. It seems to have started with the
Los Angeles Times. Then The New York Times, the Chicago Tribune, the
Honolulu Star Advertiser and Politico got in on the act. It was a huge,
coordinated political campaign by Abercrombie to discredit "Birthers."
His stunt blew up in his face. It ended when Abercrombie
discovered that there is no Obama long-form birth certificate.
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