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Posted By y_soitenly 1 year, 1 month ago in Political NewsAs Barack Obama's candidacy comes under increasing scrutiny, his account of his religious upbringing deserves careful attention for what it tells us about the candidate's integrity.
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y_soitenly1 year, 1 month ago
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Karlyc1 year, 1 month ago
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It is not startling or controversial to learn that in Islam, as in Christianity, the religion of a child is considered to be that of the father. It therefore is not startling at all that Obama's religion at birth was that of his father, namely Islam.
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What is shocking is that Obama has so completely and in absolute terms denied he is Muslim - when the truth is that was his birth religion. After all, there is nothing wrong with Islam or being a Muslim, with over 1 billion adherents. The oddity here is to have a man so adamantly denying who he is and his heritage. This is why so many Americans are getting very suspicious of Obama - if he cannot even tell the simple truth about who he is, reasonable people ask, what other skeletons rest in his closet.-
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Dionys1 year, 1 month ago
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Thank you for pointing out your racism.
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People lie, but Obama has been a Christian for quite some time, is comfortable asserting he's a Christian and has acted more like a Christian than any GOP member I've run across.
Considering the number of lies per minute flowing out of the McCain/Palin campaign like crap through a sewer, I'd be less likely to believe their assertions. Remember that until recently McCain was atheistic and pro-choice. Until it didn't suit his political ambitions, anyhow.-

most_reasonable1 year, 1 month ago
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Based on the velocity and ferocity of the lies, distortions, and hate McCain has inherited more than just the same broken economic policies of the Bush administration.
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Deny as he might, if it walks like Bush, talks like Bush, Lies like Bush, and Stinks like a Republican....just more of the same, McShame.
Do the honorable thing John, admit that you have joined the enemy of America, and tell the Audience that you are mad as hell and not going to do it anymore....you are going to vote for Obama.
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djn3nunez31 year, 1 month ago
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It is not startling or controversial to learn that in Islam, as in Christianity, the religion of a child is considered to be that of the father
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As an American he is entitled to the laws and constitutional protection of this land. I don't believe there is an established releigion here so the customs and/or bylaws of any religion do not apply here, They especailly don't belong in a presidental election.
What is even funnier is that John McCain said Barack Obama is a Christian just the other day.
Are you one of the ones that boo'ed?
This is why so many Americans are getting very suspicious of Obama
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Tangent0011 year, 1 month ago
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Thing is, you've obviously already made up your mind to what the 'truth' is. An an analogy: "Why can't you admit you're a foot fetishist? Nothing wrong with it, so why would you lie and say you are not? Since you can't own up to your own identity, there must be something wrong with you."
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Obama's father was apostate at the time of Barack's birth, so he was not born Muslim. His upbringing was largely secular. In fact, Obama likely received more formal religious instruction at the Catholic school he attended.
I don't think anyone really knows what faith is about until well into their teens anyway. My early school records probably list my faith as Episcopal, that doesn't make me one now, and I don't think it made me one then either.-

Endoscopy1 year, 1 month ago
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You are ignoring that for a good part of the time he was in Indonesia he was raised Muslim and went to a mosque regularly. He learned the prayers. So for him to say NEVER is a lie. If he would have just admitted that for a while he was raised a Muslim nothing else would have been said. The problem is that he lied.
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Tangent0011 year, 1 month ago
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"...went to a mosque regularly." It was a few times. I went with my mother to church on holidays. I even recited a couple of prayers. I can recall the Lord's Prayer. Obama never said he never went to a mosque. He has said he was never a Muslim. He has certainly affirmed many in his family were Muslim, but he was not 'raised a Muslim' any more than I was 'raised an Episcopalian'. Church was never anything more than a boring bunch of mumbo-jumbo. One has to AFFIRM one is a Muslim, which Obama never did.
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You WANT there to be a 'truth' for which there is no real evidence.
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DeadXXXManXXXTalkin1 year, 1 month ago
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this stuff is hilarious
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Obama, the Christian radical associate of Reverend Wright closet muslim who used a Christian Church as a 20 year beard and bows toward Mecca the requisite number of daily times in the back of his specially made tinted window PT cruiser, so no one can see
I saw Obama on youTube eating pancakes during Ramadan...
Y'all oughta just quit it with this stuff. America certainly has its share of idiots, but it's just not gonna work this time. I have to go blog abut stinky airplanes and voter fraud with people that haven't even voted and Obama going fishing and drinking coronas with Vietnam terrorists on his weekends, so I'll catch y'all later-

GWHayduke1 year, 1 month ago
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It would be funny if these people werent so sad.
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Digging deeper and deeper into a hole of desperation.
They are merely setting themselves up as opponents to ANY and EVERYthing that President Obama will do to right this country.
Unfortunately, they are more concerned with their 'party' than the betterment of our country.
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Beau78901 year, 1 month ago
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I hope you got to see this one about the man responsible for spreading this stuff.
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http://www.propeller.com/story/2008/10/13/the-man-...
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Candida1 year, 1 month ago
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Karlyc: "in Islam, as in Christianity, the religion of a child is considered to be that of the father."
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And all this time I've thought that a child becomes Christian when he/she is christened, and even then has to undergo religious education and various ceremonies to become a full-fledged Christian. I've learned something new again.
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"This is why so many Americans are getting very suspicious of Obama"
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Nixie1 year, 1 month ago
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You are incorrect. I was speaking this weekend to a woman from Illinois, who had voted for Obama and had been a fervent supporter of his until a few weeks ago. Sarah Palin's candidacy made her an Undecided, and she has begun to be suspicious of some of Obama's claims and associations. She lamented his secretive attitude, telling me that they had all liked him so much in Illinois, saying he was "So GQ!" But now that she sees how many lies he's told, how many things he seems to be hiding, how many questionable relationships he has, she doesn't trust him any more. She wants to know what else he's hiding. She and her husband have changed their minds about voting for him.
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So yes, some people are getting suspicious.
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Tangent0011 year, 1 month ago
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"...secretive attitude..."?
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The man has written extensively about his upbringing. I suppose y'all can claim a victory in making this an election more about image than issues.
You simply cannot come p wit a reason to for FOR McCain, so you manufacture reasons to vote AGAINST Obama. That's not Democracy, that's smear tactics.
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Wolfie20071 year, 1 month ago
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stevieg
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Why do you say that Obama's birth certificate has to be the most scrutinized ever. When did the state department vet Obama birth certificate? It would help us all a lot if you could produce information on when Obama's birth certificate was vetted by the state department. Also, can you tell us why Obama just doesn't produce the real document?-

dissent1 year, 1 month ago
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"No skeletons. He is a Christian. If you are a Christian, there is no other religion that is the truth. For a Christian to say he is Muslim is being a heretic. That would be true of any real Christian."
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Aotearoa1 year, 1 month ago
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karly....."The oddity here is to have a man so adamantly denying who he is and his heritage"
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Just because Obama took up his father 's name doesn't mean he had to take up his religion to.That is the most obsurd thing I have ever heard. It's like , I am a jehova witness just because my father is. Barak knows nothing about the passing on to him his father's religion because he was brought up in America by his mother and grand parents who happen to be christians. Stop the hating and get ready for Barak to clean out the filth who's sitting and shaming the oval office
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StevieGee1 year, 1 month ago
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Obama's birth certificate has to be the most scrutinized birth certificate ever. If it's good enough for the state department, it's good enough for me. Let's see McCain's birth certificate. Barack Obama is a Christian. He say's he is therefore he is. You cons need to decide whether he is a muslim or a member of Wright's church. He can't be both. I would like you to tell me why being a muslim would make him unqualified anyway. Soitenly, what religion are you? Maybe you could post a certificate to prove what you are. You should change your avatar because you are an insult to Curley. You are a stooge though.
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somecommonsense1 year, 1 month ago
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Not true, non-Muslims also carry that name, it means handsome...Barack is not a Muslim, but more importantly there is nothing wrong with being a Muslim, and FYI you can't "pass religion at birth" it's not genetic...lol! This is a non-issue...and just to let you know what's up y_soitenly...this is why Obama's favorables are soaring and McCain's Favorables are dropping and his negatives are rising...it is this type of nonsense that has ruined McCain's campaign and it is why he will ultimately lose.
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And here is another point for you to reflect on Islam is a religion, not a race.
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Tangent0011 year, 1 month ago
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See, again you're assuming a past. You want Obama to 'admit' to YOUR version of his past. When he doesn't, it's automatically a 'lie'. I could say "Why can't you admit to a tendency toward **********? After all, you have a dog for an avatar. Hey, it's okay, we've all had impure thoughts after watching 'Lady and the Tramp'. Why can't you just admit it?"
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You come into the discussion with a preconceived notion. You some how 'just KNOW' Obama was raised a Muslim when there is nothing other than YOUR VERSION of circumstantial evidence. Indeed, the weight of evidence points to Obama having a mostly secular upbringing and his early schooling was heavily weighted toward Christianity.
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CRYMTYPHON1 year, 1 month ago
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Go for it, guy!
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Try it again!
No one is calling you a liar just because you post lies!
You were just passing them on!
No one thinks you are a fake, tin flag-pin patriot raising fake issues because you have nothing real to offer!
Go for it again.
And again.
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y_soitenly1 year, 1 month ago
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crymtyphon,
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No tin-foil. No conspiracy theory here.
All you do is talk sh!t. You do it to me... you do it to everyone.
You gotta be the most ignorant person to ever walk the face of the earth.
These are not lies. Take your blinders off. Maybe someday you will see the light...
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Blackacereturn1 year, 1 month ago
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Will you guys on the right ever come to your a conclusion on this issue?Your accused him of being in a Christian church for 20 year,s then turn around and accuse him of being a Muslim, What is it, take a pick, make a choice you can't say he is both can you?
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Sabretooth1 year, 1 month ago
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LMAO, the more cons smear , the farther behind they fall in the polls, and yet it is the nature of a con that he will smear even harder, they have an inability to change paths. Keep up the good work guys, you are the best campaigners Mr Obama could ask for...Salute.
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_-m-_1 year, 1 month ago
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'Obama's Kenyan birth father: In Islam, religion passes from the father to the child. Barack Hussein Obama, Sr. (1936–1982) was a Muslim who named his boy Barack Hussein Obama, Jr. Only Muslim children are named "Hussein".'
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Sigh. Moron. Let me go through this is small, easy to digest steps:
1) For starters, the candidate's religion is irrelevant, so the entire discussion is ridiculous.
2) It is irrelevant what the position of Islam is on identification of a child's purported religion. This tells you nothing about the actual beliefs *of the child*. People choose religions. Religions do not choose people.
3) Simply because a name may be used by adherents of a given religion does not mean that others do not also use it. No one reviews names on birth certificates, and vets whether the parents are 'entitled' to use a particular given name. By your logic, every woman named Athena would be an active adherent to the religion of ancient Greece, every woman named Brigit would worship the gods of the Irish, and every woman named Elaine would follow the ways of the Welsh.
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y_soitenly1 year, 1 month ago
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Obama's Indonesian family: His stepfather, Lolo Soetoro, was also a Muslim. In fact, as Obama's half-sister, Maya Soetoro-Ng explained to Jodi Kantor of the New York Times: "My whole family was Muslim, and most of the people I knew were Muslim." An Indonesian publication, the Banjarmasin Post reports a former classmate, Rony Amir, recalling that "All the relatives of Barry's father were very devout Muslims."
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y_soitenly1 year, 1 month ago
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You guys really need to re-read the article, I posted here earlier today.
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All this stuff that was said about Obama's birthplace and upbringing was taken from the article entitled: Barack Obama's Muslim Childhood, from frontpagemag.com.
It's not fair for anyone to continue to badger me about this... I didn't write this article!-

epiphannyy1 year, 1 month ago
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You may not have "written the article" but it is YOU who has been up here with your snide comments and indignant attitude toward anyone who disagreed with it. You brought up the topic. You created the hostile environment by your own postings, challenging people to come up with proof that anything you or the article said was wrong, then idiotic attempts to disavow that proof as it was presented.
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Now, after all of your blowhard tactics, you want to cry foul and say "its not fair" to "badger" you??????? Its not fair???????? How old are you? Such a statement makes you sound like a child whining to his mommy that the big kids are picking on him. Maybe you should rethink participating in such discussions and employing such tactics if, at the first sign of difficulty, your response is to cry about being picked on. Because, I'll be honest here....had it not been for your nasty attitude and snide remarks toward someone else on here as you demanded proof of Obama's legitimacy as an American citizen, I would have likely never said a word. However, you are a bully and I don't like bullies. And true to form, when things get too tough for you, you cry foul and all of the sudden find your sense of fair play. Well, you get what you give in life and discussions like this are no different. You want to act like an ass, then don't be surprised when people respond in kind. You want "fair" then conduct yourself properly and most will respond properly as well. In other words, this one is entirely on you. Unfair treatment you say? Find a mirror.-

y_soitenly1 year, 1 month ago
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epiphannyy,
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re: You may not have "written the article"...
I sent you substantial proof but you continue to say otherwise. It's very easy for you and others, to point the finger at me and try to paint me up as a villain of some sort, when indeed, I'm NOT.
That's what I'm crying foul about!
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CRYMTYPHON1 year, 1 month ago
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Posters like Y_soitely, Wolf2007, Klarisa and Nixie spent all their energy telling unimpressive lies about Obama;
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when they could have told us impressive truths about John McCain.
You can read their frustration and rage now that the lies don't seem to have the effect they used to.
But lies are viruses; and even a country as naive as the US, can develope an immunity to this crap;
Such virus-spreaders deserve, not just defeat,
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CRYMTYPHON1 year, 1 month ago
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Anyone interested in the forensic examination of such fraud, is recommended to this recent
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article in the NYT, talking about who-the-heck actualy makes this stuff up?
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/27157703/page/2/-
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CRYMTYPHON1 year, 1 month ago
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sssshhh, djn3nunez3 :
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I am waiting for wolf to finish the sentence.
What diseased thing about me is he glad he got close to?
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Wolfie20071 year, 1 month ago
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CRYMTYPHON1 year, 1 month ago
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the above is another example;
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notice the lack of positive affirmation ; the dreary repetitive cowardice of an anonymous bit of namecalling?
To do such things, and win, is no victory;
but to do such things and lose anyway , - humiliating!
And I would like to take this oportunity, to say what the propeller cons should have said more often, and with the fervor they wasted on mud.
John S. McCain is a fine American;
a war hero, and a hero in peace. .
He doesn't ever back down from a fight,
and does not suffer fools gladly.
If he had been president these last 8 years,
the country would not be in the fix it finds itself.
Let Providence bring more like him to our country!-
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epiphannyy1 year, 1 month ago
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John S. McCain is a fine American;
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a war hero, and a hero in peace. .
He doesn't ever back down from a fight,
and does not suffer fools gladly.
If he had been president these last 8 years,
the country would not be in the fix it finds itself.
Let Providence bring more like him to our country!
If that were true, then he wouldn't have voted WITH the current administration more than 90% of the time, ensuring we are firmly fixed in this mess by never opposing those who got us into it.
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CRYMTYPHON1 year, 1 month ago
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ephiphannyy says wake up .
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Crymtyphon shakes himself, looks around.
He's been asleep!
it's 2015 and after 7 years America hardly looks the same;
its as though all the money and blood we once spent to hold down the Middle East has been spent fixing up our own country.
After 2 successful terms, Obama is preparing to hand on the reins of the country.
He thanks those who have helped him the last few years.
"I want to particularly thank the senior Minority Senator McCain for his bi-partisan support in the Senate; my successes are his successes".
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DeadXXXManXXXTalkin1 year, 1 month ago
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I think some of these folks are confused
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saying something nice about a political opponent is not SOP, but also not a cause for alarm
and let's not forget that McCain actually said some very nice unsolicited things about Obama in response to a rabid fan
I think some Obama supporters here have been wallowing too long in the mire with McCain supporters and picking up some of their habits
McCain supporters never have anything nice to say about Obama, and flare at the mere mention that he had a mother and wasn't hatched from a deviled egg
Obama supporters should at least be able to admit that McCain served and suffered for his country; regardless of the nobility of the cause and his effectiveness as a warrior-suffering and sacrifice is just that and should be acknowledged
we're not gonna deride US servicemen again in this latest debacle as some here have derided McCain's service, are we? we're not gonna to value what was given according to effectiveness of the mission, are we? we are going to at least acknowledge their sacrifice, I hope, for that is the least we can do
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most_reasonable1 year, 1 month ago
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"John S. McCain is a fine American;
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a war hero, and a hero in peace. .
He doesn't ever back down from a fight,
and does not suffer fools gladly."
Yet he stands next to WINKY Palin, the Bimbo who he picks as his would-be VP.
Your ARGUMENTS fall apart right there, no further excuses accepted.
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Wolfie20071 year, 1 month ago
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I believe Obama was being raised as a Muslim when he lived in Indonesia. When he left there he went to live with his grandparents and we haven't been told what religion he practiced until he turned up in Chicago. There he joined Rev. Wright's pseudo Christian Black Nationalist congregation. Which he most likely joined for political reasons. No, I really don't think Obama is a Muslim or a Christian. I think he's a Marxist and Marxists don't need religion.
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Endoscopy1 year, 1 month ago
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Posted the wrong place. Propeller is at it again.
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This is posted for a reply to AbuAmirah.
Is that why Rev. Wright warned Obama that if he joined his church all the other black churches would not like it? That is from his own book. You are not talking about the normal Black Christian church. -

Wolfie20071 year, 1 month ago
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You don't know sheet about most things so I guess we're even, then. Equivocate all you want it changes nothing. Rev Wright's and his congregation follow a black nationalist ideology, that is what Rev Wright preaches and teaches, black nationalism. I care not what you or Rev Wright conform to I but I do understand what I see and hear. You know the old saying .....if it walks like a duck.............. -

Patience1 year, 1 month ago
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FTA
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In his autobiography, Dreams of My Father, Obama relates how he got into trouble for making faces during Koranic studies, thereby revealing he was a Muslim, for Indonesian students in his day attended religious classes according to their faith. Indeed, Obama still retains knowledge from that class: Nicholas D. Kristof of the New York Times, reports that Obama "recalled the opening lines of the Arabic call to prayer, reciting them [to Kristof] with a first-rate accent."-

Dionys1 year, 1 month ago
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My GOD! He remembers a piece of the Koran!
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Funny. I remember bits and pieces of the Bible, despite never having gone to Bible Class.
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4thchance1 year, 1 month ago
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Perhaps Obama is fooling you all. Perhaps he is like his good buddy William Ayres who is a terrorist. Perhaps Obama is a Muslim and a terrorist and he has you all fooled. Nothing would surprise me at this point.
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I know I surly am not voting for that Obama guy. We don't know enough about him and he does have a very checkered past that's a FOR SURE. Far to scary for me!
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oneironaut4201 year, 1 month ago
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I guess I'm way in the minority here, but I don't give an airborne rodent's behind what religion the man is...but then, I've never been so narrow in my thinking as to actually believe only religious people can be moral. History of full of prime examples of how utterly immoral the most religious among us can be. What I care about is whether or not Mr. Obama can provide the change for this country that I am looking for. I know darn well that McBush cannot, so for me, the choice is clear...regardless of whether one's father was Muslim or whatever. 8)
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epiphannyy1 year, 1 month ago
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Factcheck.org site debunking Corsi's book as a bunch of lies.
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http://www.factcheck.org/elections-2008/corsis_dul...-

Endoscopy1 year, 1 month ago
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And factcheck is such an impartial source. I found several errors in what they have reported. They found only 3 mistakes in what Biden said but a bunch of what Palin said. The Republican group posted about 15 mistakes Biden made quoting him and what the checkable facts were. While partisan they showed where the facts came from and they were correct.
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4thchance1 year, 1 month ago
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Obama, without any doubt what so ever, is the absolutely worst choice for president American has ever seen. It boggles my mind that he is even still in this race for president. What are you Democrats thinking? Hillary would have been a 1000 times better choice. At least we know who Hillary is and what she stands for. With Obama, who flippin' knows what that creepy freak is up to!!??
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bubba21 year, 1 month ago
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You don't know "who Obama is" because you have not BOTHERED to FIND out. You only listen to innuendo and insinuation from the right-wing pundits.
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There are no more "secrets" to who Obama is than there are to who McCain is. The mere fact that you call him a "creepy freak" shows your prejudice and ignorance.-

yonjuro1 year, 1 month ago
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Actually, there's nothing but secrets surrounding who Obama is. We know what he says he is, but his personal history, his associations, and his voting record belie all of it. The man scares me.
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The fact that Hamas and other luminaries support him speak more loudly than the incredibly thin résumé he has written for himself. God help us if he gets elected.
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djn3nunez31 year, 1 month ago
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creepy freak
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"I have to tell you, he is a decent person and a person that you do not have to be scared of as president of the United States," McCain said
"He's a decent family man, a citizen who I just happen to have serious differences with on fundamental questions." McCain said
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CRYMTYPHON1 year, 1 month ago
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We know all about Obama.
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We don't know what creepy, freaky thing you are up to, 4rthchance .
What is your weird agenda, pretending to advise us to run someone you despise?
Obama is winning;
Hillary is campaigning for Obama more solidly than any of McCain's rivals are working for him;
We chose the right guy.
We Americans know Obama's life, know his goals, and know darn well what we expect of him.
What boggles your mind, 4rthchance, is the lack of effect from your scare tactics.
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fsev411 year, 1 month ago
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Have you ever met anyone who has had personal contact with Barack OBama. I have. All have come away with very positive feelings about the man and his sincerity. One is a lifelong republican that has held high elective state office and actually chaired the state republican committee. That person says that Bush, Cheney, and Rove have destroyed the republican party and that McCain and Palin would be worse. That's a pretty condemning statement from one who is close to the issues.
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epiphannyy1 year, 1 month ago
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Here is the factcheck.org article debunking all of the rhetoric about Obama having a Muslim upbringing, being sworn in on the Koran, etc. It spells out the truth of it ALL.
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epiphannyy1 year, 1 month ago
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y_soitenly......where is ANY of your documented back-up to support the continuous claims you make against Obama?
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As snide as you were a few hours ago toward another poster asking for documentation that Obama was born in the United States (which I provided for you), I think it is only fair that you now answer that posters question and produce the documentation requested. You should have no problem providing it, if what you have been ranting about is the truth...right?
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Patience1 year, 1 month ago
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Here is one for you.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SIsQJNTvlUE
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Patience1 year, 1 month ago
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Oh here is another interesting Video.
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Patience1 year, 1 month ago
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Oh and here is an UPDATE To the first one.
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_-m-_1 year, 1 month ago
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To address the video itself, the person presenting it has no actual qualifications at all, and makes nothing more than a series of completely unsupported assertions, many of which are simply wrong, while pretending to speak as an authority.
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A few examples:
1) The speaker presents his vast and unassailable credentials as someone "having done some genealogical research." This is the equivalent of saying "I don't know anything about legal documents, but last night I stayed at a Holiday Inn Express...
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_-m-_1 year, 1 month ago
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3) Discussing Birth Registrations versus Certificates from Connecticut has no bearing upon documents from other states.
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Here's a real world example of why:
New York issues a Certificate of Birth Registration (a form vs68 of various revisions, if anyone cares), not a Notice of Registration of Birth, as issued by Connecticut. A New York Certificate of Birth Registration, appears upon examination to be similar to a Connecticut Notice of Registration of Birth, in that it is not the Certificate of Birth, but a notice that one is on file. But, it also includes a statement that said Certificate "is evidence of age, parentage, and place of birth and should be carefully preserved."
The CBR does have legal standing. The State Department will issue Passports based upon CBRs.
Connecticut's Notice of Registration of birth, on the other hand (at least the one displayed), states that "the full record of this birth has been carefully filed and is preserved in the archives of the State of Connecticut." That may be why the speaker claims that his Connecticut NRB has no legal standing, while my New York CBR does. it's a different legal document.
I'm sure Hawaii has it's own particular method of dealing with birth filings, as well.
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_-m-_1 year, 1 month ago
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4) For all of the speakers rambling, the date of Registration has no relevance at all to the authenticity of a birth document. It all depends upon how quickly the parents and hospital filled out the forms, and when they were filed. (If we're going to speculate wildly, which is what the speaker is doing, we could just as easily suggest that the hospital and courthouse could have been next to one another.)
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The 'date filed' is just that, the date filed, not necessarily the date the forms were processed, nor necessarily the date they were issued. In short, like everything else, in and of itself it's meaningless.
5) The 'seal' that the speaker discusses as being 'clearly visible' on their own documents are completely invisible in several frames in their own video. This is because embossed notary seals often, contrary to the speakers assertion, simply often do not show up well upon photocopied or scanned documents.
Also, contrary to the speakers assertion, the resolution and method of scanning can have a significant effect upon the visibility of the seal. They even admit to rescanning the documents at various levels of magnification in order to better show off what they consider to be relevant details, something not done for the copy scanned and presented online by the Obama campaign.
Regardless of this, the whole point of Notarization is that an Officer of the Court validates the document upon which they affix their seal as being genuine, making it the equivalent of the original document. At it's absolute simplest, The State Department would not, and could not accept any form of Birth Registration that was not notarized.
Pay attention to that distinction. Regardless of what the speaker is attempting (poorly) to analyze (a pdf file, not an original document), the documents presented to the Secretaries of State were not a simple pdf. They had full access to the physical documents. Something this dweeb did not.
6) Hand-waving, and wild uneducated speculation aside, it all boils down to the simplest of truths. The documents presented by Barak Obama to all fifty Secretaries of State, and to the State Department along with his fillings for candidacy have been accepted by ALL of them. By people who DO have professional training and experience examining such documents. AND they have been accepted by the Republican party, as well, or this discussion wouldn't even be going on, since that's a baseline qualification, so basic that he would never have been considered as a candidate, let alone be the Nominee for the Democrats, if this was not the case.
So, really, it's simple. You can believe a credential-less nutjob on YouTube, or you can believe a lot of trained officers of the Court, many of whom, by the way, are Republicans. John McCain himself thinks this is a complete non-issue, and he would have the most all all to gain, were this not the case.
I think, for the anyone rational, anyway that should pretty much sum it up.
End of discussion.
So, you may want to check to see whether you're wearing your tinfoil beanie shiny side in, instead of shiny side out.
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y_soitenly1 year, 1 month ago
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Re: "The reference to the what must be their definitive source of all their knowledge -- YouTube...
I'm sure if they look around a little bit, they'll find Ren & Stimpy there, too."
Well maybe the actual reference we're looking for is tattooed on your A$$... next to the other tattoo's YOU have of Ren & Stimpy.-

DeadXXXManXXXTalkin1 year, 1 month ago
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''Well maybe the actual reference we're looking for is tattooed on your A$$... next to the other tattoo's YOU have of Ren & Stimpy.'
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that really wasn't well thought out, you really set yourself up with that one
beneath my skills to use it tho, but man, I can't believe you wrote that
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_-m-_1 year, 1 month ago
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So, let's go over this again, just so we're all clear here.
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You and your buddies are suggesting that a random anonymous poster on YouTube is a reliable source, while claiming that data from factcheck.org that is easily verifiable from multiple sources is biased and unreliable...
(Scroll up yourself, and look at my reply to the previous post.)
Seriously, even you yourself have to admit that's going to be a tough position to try to defend.
I think it's pretty clear you're simply looking for any source at all that will tell you what you want to hear, and that you don't really care about any of the actual facts.
And, I think that should be abundantly apparent to anyone at all looking at this thread with even the most rudimentary understanding of logic or rational thought.
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Wolfie20071 year, 1 month ago
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Myroyandme
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There was genealogy related article a couple of months ago about Obama being related to, I'm sorry. I can't remember who it was but a famous person. I'm sure someone on this tread knows because they know so much about Obama.
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_-m-_1 year, 1 month ago
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Simple question. Simple answer.
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100% American.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barak_Obama
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Myroyandme1 year, 1 month ago
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And now let me refer to Sen. Mc Cain....and the "mooselim" Palin, I really want to slap their faces when I see them now saying what a fine man Obama is...Now that the seeds of hate have been planted and are now starting to grow and show their evil faces...The two of them are getting a little frightened at thier own rallies of the "monsters" dealing with what they have have created...I have lived thru presidents dateing back to FDR, never haver I heard or seen the "Trash" that is being used against Sen. Barama..
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CRYMTYPHON1 year, 1 month ago
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Nasrudin!
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But he is really a sufi, I think.
Nasrudin is on an airplane flying to bagdad. The pilot announces that one of the engines has failed, and they will be an hour late.
A while later the pilot announces another engine has failed.
A while later a 3rd fails.
Nasrudin says: 'I hope that last engine holds, or we will be up here all day'.
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Nixie1 year, 1 month ago
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I think poorly of radical muslims. And of people who try to cover up their islamic heritage. If it's completely benign, why hide it?
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I don't care if Obama took Koran classes and went to Mosque with his step-dad when he was little. My dad took me to Mass a couple times, I memorized the Hail Mary and Our Father, but I'm not Catholic.
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CRYMTYPHON1 year, 1 month ago
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I don't think there is anything wrong about painting your toes orange, - in private.
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What I see as the character issue here, is that Nixie insists she does not paint her toes orange.
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Nixie1 year, 1 month ago
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Your comment doesn't work because Obama has lied about how muslim-y his upbringing was. We know he has attended a mosque, although he originally denied it. He has tried, by omission, to minimize it, and while I understand, given the current climate and some people's tendancy to lump all muslims together as terrorists, I think he would make better headway among Independants and even conservatives if he addressed it more openly, instead of trying to ignore it and hope it goes away. It is the hush-hush attitude that makes people uneasy.
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CRYMTYPHON1 year, 1 month ago
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muslim-y
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I almost like it!
But we both know your only real goal here is to plant doubt and confusion; Obama didn't lie; you have lied; the article of this thread is a lie; it has been shown to be a lie by posters up and down the thread,
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fraudy-ness?
Doesn't have a ring to it.
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k9kssr1 year, 1 month ago
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Allthis reminds me of what an old guy I used to work with said about church-goers who exhibited less than christian behavior.
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"Just because you sit in a chicken coop every Sunday morning, that don't make you a chicken."
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apwhomer1 year, 1 month ago
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Birth Certificate?
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Here you go!
http://fightthesmears.com/articles/5/birthcertific...-
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Patience1 year, 1 month ago
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From oldest to newest newest bieng 10/12/2008
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Patience1 year, 1 month ago
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cC54PXA0jG0
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_-m-_1 year, 1 month ago
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To address the video itself, the person presenting it has no actual qualifications at all, and makes nothing more than a series of completely unsupported assertions, many of which are simply wrong, while pretending to speak as an authority.
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A few examples:
1) The speaker presents his vast and unassailable credentials as someone "having done some genealogical research." This is the equivalent of saying "I don't know anything about legal documents, but last night I stayed at a Holiday Inn Express...
2) The person bases his analysis on his own birth certificate, which being issued in a different state, (requiring different forms), and which has been multiply amended.
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LAWriter1 year, 1 month ago
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I want to know about y_soitenly's CHILDHOOD.
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Where y_soitenly born?
What schools did y_soitenly go to?
What churches did y_soitenly go to as a chld?
ANSWER THESE QUESTIONS y_soitenly or we can conclude YOU HAVE NO INTEGRITY.
BTW my middle name is Hussein, but I'm a Christian.
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ETproductions1 year, 1 month ago
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What a sorry batch of slander and innuendo. You Cons have driven the country into financial ruin and you care not a whit about dealing with the mess you've made. All you want to do is sling falsehoods and half truths to try to terrify voters into letting you wreck things even worse.
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Ratskii1 year, 1 month ago
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I've got to admire all the people who took the time to respond to the anti-Obama crowd here. You're better men and women than I. I couldn't stomach all the nonsense they were throwing around. When it comes down to it all they are really saying is: "We really, really want to believe this, so it has to be true."
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y_soitenly1 year, 1 month ago
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From a blogger on another article...
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"WHY" won't Obama (Soetoro) show
his Vaulted Birth Certificate, College Record's, Health Record's, and any Passport's, or Citizenship's he has held. "WHY" won't he simply provide
"Proof Positive" that he renounced an other citizenship, and swore a
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