NATURAL BORN CITIZENSHIP NOT DEFINED BY BIRTH CERTIFICATES
of THE DAILY PEN
NEW YORK, NY - While preparing the second part of our investigative report on the statistical examination of the contents of the image of Obama's alleged 1961 "Certificate of Live Birth", there are a few things we need to be reminded of about this contemptible, overemphasized record.
Lt. Colonel, Dr. Terry Lakin, willingly sacrificed his unblemished 20-year military career and served prison time by rightfully refusing deployment orders when Obama refused to provide it.
Dr. Jerome Corsi, author of multiple investigative best sellers and nemesis to John Kerry’s mendacious attempt at the 2004 U.S. presidency, published yet another best seller because Obama refused to provide it.
A State of Georgia administrative law court convened a hearing over it.
Arizona law enforcment and investigative personnel are preparing to issue a formal report over it.
Before all this, Hillary Clinton “PUMA” supporters started the "birther" movement during the 2008 Primary campaign when Obama refused to provide it.
Former Philadelphia Deputy District Attorney and life-long registered Democrat, Philip Berg filed a lawsuit in August of 2008 because Obama refused to provide it.
“…Natural-born citizens, are those born in the country, of parents who are citizens. As the society cannot exist and perpetuate itself otherwise than by the children of the citizens, those children naturally follow the condition of their fathers, and succeed to all their rights…The country of the fathers is therefore that of the children…in order to be of the country, it is necessary that a person be born of a father who is a citizen...”
Senate Resolution 511 affirming John McCain’s presidential eligibility was debated and unanimously passed based on a definition of natural-born parentage which his opponent did not possess, after Congressional senators refused to demand it.
Congressional representatives tried eight times to change the Constitution by removing the Natural-born citizenship clause of Article II between 2004 and 2008 when they couldn’t find it.
Former senior Hawaii elections clerk, Tim Adams, in charge of verifying voter eligibility, with access to national and international identity verification databases, as well as hospital records, was told to stop asking about it because it, apparently, didn’t exist.
Seven different reporters from four newspapers in Hawaii, and a national radio host, could not find it, yet that same media repelled inquiries for years claiming that Hawaii’s health department could not provide it.
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