Exclusive: Congressmen Continue to Deny Issue of Obama Birth Certificate Forgery
“FORGERY” DOES NOT EQUATE TO “CITIZENSHIP”
by Sharon Rondeau
After
having received a Sheriff’s Kit with information detailing the forgery
of Obama’s long-form birth certificate and Selective Service
registration form, Rep. Paul Ryan wrote a letter in which he changed the
subject and stated that Obama was born in Hawaii
(Dec. 27, 2013) — On Friday, Mike Volin of WheresObamasBirthCertificate.com (WOBC) contacted The Post & Email to report that Rep. Paul Ryan
issued a letter representing that the forgery of Obama’s long-form
birth certificate posted on the White House website is authentic after
having been provided a Sheriff’s Kit in one of his district offices last
month.
Last year, Ryan was Mitt Romney’s choice for vice president in the race against Obama and Joe Biden.
Volin produced the Sheriff’s Kits in order to widely distribute a presentation given by Maricopa County, AZ Cold Case Posse lead investigator Michael Zullo during which Zullo explains that the birth certificate image uploaded on April 27, 2011 is a “computer-generated forgery.”
The posse held two press conferences
last year during which the announcement and details of its conclusions
were released,including that Obama’s Selective Service registration form is also fraudulent.
The mainstream media has misrepresented the findings of the posse or failed to report on it altogether.
In May of this year, Zullo told The Post & Email in an interview that the forgery was published “with the intent to deceive.”
On November 18 and 19, Volin and several
colleagues traveled to Washington, DC to present Sheriff’s Kits and
hold briefings with members of Congress. Some meetings were scheduled
in advance, while others were conducted spontaneously while the team
walked from office to office.
Since that time, Volin has released some
of the names of those in Congress who have received kits. On December
17, a member of Volin’s team told
The Post & Email that he had separately mailed Sheriff’s Kits to
nine members of Congress, including Speaker of the House John Boehner
and Majority Leader Eric Cantor.
Wisconsin resident and Ryan constituent Pamela Fisher told The Post & Email on Friday that she had planned to meet Volin in Washington, DC
to distribute Sheriff’s Kits to members of Congress on November 18 and
19 but was prevented from traveling because of the severe tornado which
affected much of the Midwest, particularly Washington, IL.
Instead, Fisher delivered a kit to Ryan’s Janesville, WI
office, obtaining the signature of a staffer with a pledge that it
would be given directly to Ryan, then did the same at the local office
of Sen. Ron Johnson.
Ryan’s letter reads as follows:
Dear Pamela:
Thank you for contacting me regarding
your thoughts about President Barack Obama’s citizenship. I appreciate
you taking the time to let me know your views on this important issue.
Since President Obama was elected, many
individuals have expressed concerns regarding his citizenship and
eligibility to serve as the President of the United States given the
requirements delineated in the Constitution. On April 27, 2011, in
response to these criticisms, President Obama released the long form of
his birth certificate, which was issued by the Hawaii State Department
of Health.
For your review, I have also included an
electronic copy of the long form of the President’s birth certificate.
I certainly understand the importance of this issue, and I hope you
find the information useful.
If you wish to share additional
information with me concerning this issue, please feel free to contact
me by calling, emailing, writing, or faxing me. Please be advised that
mail sent to my Washington office is subject to an additional two-week
delay due to increased mail security.
Thank you again for sharing your
thoughts with me regarding this issue. If I can be of further
assistance to you regarding this or any other matter, please do not
hesitate to contact me. I am always happy to respond and be of service
to you.
Sincerely,
Paul Ryan
Serving Wisconsin’s 1st District
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Ryan’s contact information and district offices appeared below his signature, followed by the referenced attachment of the long-form birth certificate image:
Ryan’s contact information and district offices appeared below his signature, followed by the referenced attachment of the long-form birth certificate image:
Volin reported a similar experience with Rep. Charlie Dent
in which Dent referenced Obama’s citizenship but not the forgery in a
response letter. Volin and his team have not referenced Obama’s
citizenship in their presentations, but, like Zullo, have focused on the
forgeries.
Fisher believes that any congressman who
will not investigate the forgery is failing to uphold his oath to the
Constitution. “It’s not what you think; you have a responsibility, and
we want you to do your job,” Fisher said, addressing members of Congress
who have been informed of the crime.
The Post & Email asked Fisher what
her opinion of Ryan had been prior to receiving the letter, to which she
responded, “Every time I have an issue and I ask him, I do get a
response.” We asked her what her opinion is now, to which said replied,
“I think he’s skirting the issue; I don’t understand why he doesn’t
think this is a national security matter.”
To date, no member of Congress has taken
overt action to determine who created the forgery of Obama’s purported
documentation, or why.
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An election for President and Commander in Chief of the Military must strive to be above reproach. Our public institutions must give the public confidence that a presidential candidate has complied with the election process that is prescribed by our Constitution and laws. It is only after a presidential candidate satisfies the rules of such a process that he/she can expect members of the public, regardless of their party affiliations, to give him/her the respect that the Office of President so much deserves.
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