[Vision2020] 9/11 Truther's Lawsuit Kicked Out

[No Weatherman]

Mr. Hansen guesses it.

That settles it.

There's just one problem.

Who's challenging Obama's US citizenship?

And I just have one question.

Can you tell us when and where Obama substantiated his US citizenship
and his "natural born citizenship" in virtually every imaginable
manner ever since he first announced candidacy?

And why hasn't he presented this substantiation on his Web site or in court?



On Fri, Oct 31, 2008 at 2:53 PM, Tom Hansen <thansen at moscow.com> wrote:
> Come on, people.
>
> Get EFFING real!
>
> Here it is less than 96 hours before the polls open.
>
> I am guessing that Barack Obama's US citizenship has been substantiated in
> virtually every imaginable manner ever since he first announced his
> candidacy for president almost TWO YEARS AGO.
>
> Nah.  Let's not verify his citizenship so soon, right?  Let's see how the
> polls look the week before election day.  And if we Republicans are losing
> (as in states that went firmly for Bush, by 20+ percentage points, in 2004
> that are now in Obama's electoral "got 'em" pocket), we can always
> question his citizenship then, maybe even file for a stay of election.
>
> Sound like a plan, Anchorage Annie?
>
> You betcha.  *wink*
>
> Seeya at the polls, Moscow.
>
> Tom Hansen
> Moscow, Idaho
>
>
>> Ok, reality check.  The website image is a photo of a copy of the birth
>> certificate.  A URL to the image would likely not be accepted as proof
>> of birth when filling out an I-9 when getting a job, that's true.
>>
>> However, it seems like pretty good proof to me that the birth
>> certificate copy that the picture represents does, in fact, exist.
>> Which is all it's there for.  Believe me, if he has to show proof of his
>> citizenship when he goes into office, I guarantee he's not going to
>> point to the website photo as evidence of his birth in Hawaii.  He'll
>> produce a real, physical copy of his birth certificate which will be
>> evidence of his birth there.
>>
>> I bet he wasn't expecting to have to show a physical copy to someone
>> under the alias "No Weatherman" on an obscure listserv in a small town
>> in the middle of nowhere, in order to get him (or her, or them) to
>> believe in his right to run for President.
>>
>>
> Paul
>
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