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"I
have a copy of the birth certificate. I will post this soon and then
corroborating evidence barrack actually flew into Hawaii at 5 months of
age with his parents. You see I figured out how to prove this because I
obtained logs of flights from what was. PAN AM and there were only two
airlines flying into Hawaii at that time. It was fairly easily once I
found the archived records. This cover up involves major players in
Hawaii and in the federal government. Believe or don't believe me I
don't care. Obama was born in Kenya to father who was a communist agent
trained in Moscow!"
This
has an oder of agitprop poop, but if the logs are produced, and
verified, that's that.
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would be interesting if it were true
ReplyDeleteTrue, but inaccurate.
ReplyDeleteU.K.L. Lee
Unfortunately, with only a year plus to go in his administration, even if they got hold of photos of his mom carrying him off the plane the Senate, congressional committees and Democratic Party would just shrug their shoulders and say, "My bad... so what..."
ReplyDeleteAt most they'll promise to vet the next candidate closer and sweep it under the rug with an asterisk in the history books they'll hope no one will read.
They don't believe the rules apply to them anyway.
The dumocrats will just produce records showing he flew of Hawaii at an earlier date.
ReplyDeleteRodger: I like your blog a lot — been reading it since 2004 or so! I like your PhotoShop abilities as well. Recently, though, you've been doing Photoshop overkill on the illustrations and turning them into hard-to-recognize murals of shapes. I hope that you're having fun doing them, and this phase of your artistic expression passes soon.
ReplyDeleteBy making his illos into art, he can enforce copyright.
ReplyDeleteAnd does not have to worry about being dinged for copyright violations, since what he is doing is considered fair use.
Thanks anon, but Kristopher is on target.
ReplyDeleteWell, that sucks. Couldn't you just put a mole on everyone's face?
ReplyDeleteCasca
"Fair use art" free from copyright violation prosecution? Okay, makes sense to me.
ReplyDeleteKeep up the good work.
—Roger