In humble opinion, there is something about Obama’s birth certificate that he doesn’t want us to see. I doubt it’s his place of birth, but how can anyone know. And why hasn’t the issue of eligibility, based on dual citizenship, been tackled by the courts?
I can only surmise that since his election, the powers that be are much more afraid of the social consequences of disqualifying Barack Obama, than whether he is, in fact, eligible for the job.
This article sums up the oddities of this issue, without sinking into conspiracy theory:
Diana West.net
In the spirit of continuing inquiry, a friend writes in with some common sense from the Northeast Intelligence Network blog, excerpted below:
Perhaps it is no coincidence that this article is being published on December 7th, 2008, the 67th anniversary of the attack on America by the Japanese at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii on this day in 1941. Barack Hussein OBAMA contends that he was born in Hawaii, a claim that despite countless erroneous media reports and reckless, poorly researched postings on numerous Internet Blogs to the contrary, has yet to be proven by Barack Hussein OBAMA or anyone else named as co-defendants.
Of the three aforementioned lawsuits, two raise questions about his actual location of birth (Berg, Keyes), while the third (Donofrio) focuses on his citizenship status. (While this might admittedly be an oversimplification, I believe it is a sufficient characterization for the purpose of this article).
Instead, Barack Hussein OBAMA, in conjunction with the co-defendants, has reportedly spent between $800,000 to close to $1,000,000 (one million dollars), using at least three different law firms to fight these civil actions. Now, consider that each and every one of the lawsuits filed against him could be immediately dismissed by the mere production of a single piece of paper that is available to him for the paltry sum of $12.50 at a recorder’s office in Hawaii….
To me, Barack Obama’s choice of tactic–money-consuming, time-consuming, court-consuming, rumor-producing lawsuits in multiple states–is the most tantalizing fact of all. Why not pay Hawaii $12.50 to release his long-form original birth certificate?
Bottom line: It sure sounds as if We, the People, are being conned–about something–and failed by our representatives on every level. Read article.