MONDAY, JUNE 22, 2009
Farah's $10,000 Birth Certificate Challenge
Editor encourages readers to help him up the anteFrom WorldNetDailyWND Editor and Chief Executive Officer Joseph Farah is offering a $10,000 reward to anyone who can prove he or she was present at the birth of Barack Obama – and he's asking Americans to donate to the cause in hopes of raising the bounty to an irresistible amount."Barack Obama claims to have been born in Honolulu Aug. 4, 1961," explains Farah. "His entire constitutional claim to the presidency rests on this premise. Yet, he refuses to release a copy of his long-form birth certificate – the only document that could possibly corroborate his claim. Therefore, in the interest of truth, justice and the Constitution, I am making the extraordinary offer to entice someone to come forward with the facts of his birth – whether it took place in Hawaii or elsewhere."
Obama has steadfastly refused to release evidence of that Hawaiian birth – a valid, long-form birth certificate that would show details of the birth, such as the hospital and the attending physician. Because the short-form "certification of live birth" he released to select news organization was at least sometimes issued for foreign births on the basis of an affidavit by one parent, it proves nothing as far as constitutional eligibility – and, in fact, raises suspicions about a foreign birth.
To date, no hospital in Hawaii has come forward to claim this historic birth.
No doctor or nurse has come forward to say they were present for that historic birth.
No witness of any kind has come forward to say they have first-hand knowledge or involvement in that historic birth – at least in Hawaii.
Obama's paternal grandmother, Sarah Obama, claims to have been present for the birth in Mombassa, Kenya.
Tuesday, June 23, 2009
They're called public records, Cassidy. You go to the public records office and order up certified copies.
Always one to be at the bleeding edge of the lunatic fringe, Savonarola is now a Birther as well as the most bigoted advisor to the US Commission on Civil Rights in history. How much are you putting up to the Farah challenge, Savvy?
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