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Obama's true believers
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Chris Matthews |
Matthews asserts several facts
that aren't in his assault on the majority of Americans.
He
says that Obama's Certification of Live Birth (COLB) was released by
the State of Hawaii. That's just not true.
Politifact actually has Janice
Okubo, Hawaii Department of Health's Communications Officer
on the
record denying that the electronic COLB image provided by the Obama
campaign -- Robert Gibbels takes credit -- can be authenticated by
her or by anyone at the department. Politifact apparently conducted
a follow-up interview with Okubo that shows that what Okubo meant
was that the Obama COLB only appeared to be be a valid Hawaiian BC,
but she could not and did not "verify" that it was a valid Hawaiian
COLB BC.
"Still, she acknowledges: 'I don't know that it's possible for us to
even say beyond a doubt what the image on the site represents.'"
Okubo had to back off her original claim. And a good thing ... she
originally said Obama’s alleged COLB was real because it looked like
her own. IOW, she used no formal technique to verify its accuracy. She relied on no official record to verify its accuracy. She just
thought it looked like hers. At best, she follows up with a
second-hand anecdote, "... our registrar ... thought he could see
pieces of the embossed image ..."
Jill T. Nagamine, Deputy
Attorney General for the State of Hawaii, has made it clear that her
office will not corroborate or back in any way the July 27, 2009
Statement of Dr. Chiyome Fukino, Director of the Hawaii Department
of Health, which declared Obama Hawaiian-born and a "natural-born
American citizen."
Dr. Fukino had no statutory authority nor
duty to make such a statement, and that the Attorney General’s
office will not stand behind Fukino’s claim that Obama is a
"natural-born American citizen."
So Hawaii has never said
they are the source of Obama's bogus COLB. Never!
And Matthews goes off on the "birth
announcements."
Nobody has ever seen the birth announcements. These two artifacts
come from microfilm/fiche found at the Honolulu library. The
librarian just happened to have them on her desk when investigators
made inquiries. But, so what? Birth announcements aren't evidence of
anything. Birth announcements, like wedding and death announcements
are submitted by families, not original sources.
But,
no one has ever seen the announcements in a real paper newspaper. So
the copies appearing on the net are derivative, not original
artifacts.
Of
course, Matthews ends with the conclusion that Birthers, and others,
want to "assassinate him," meaning Obama, with their lies because they're racists.
So,
what's new? Same old lies from the left. No one has ever
certified Obama's COLB is the real deal except
these two
hippies.
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