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It’s been a bad 24 hours for the birthers, but that hasn’t slowed down the monster FreeRepublic.com thread on the forged Kenyan birth certificate. Jemian

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It’s been a bad 24 hours for the “birthers,” but that hasn’t slowed down the monster FreeRepublic.com thread on the forged “Kenyan birth certificate.” Jemian cracks the code:
I was thinking today that the Aussie doc might be the fake one. THEN, I read the story about Hillary going to Kenya.
Hmmm, thought I. Why would she be going to Kenya if that were a fake BC?
Watch the opposition. They often give away the game.
“Peter Horry”wonders if the Clintons will go back to their old murderous ways.
Orly Taitz seems to be very close to the truth, or she is the flake that some people claim. I find it very interesting that Hillary Clinton has been placed in the middle of this, wonder why.
It won’t be long now, If Taitz fails it will be very difficult for her, or anyone else to pick up the pieces….. assume “crash positions”
“Natural Born 54″ delves intothe brand-new (really, it’s about 15 hours old) science of “debunking” David Bomford’s birth certificate.
Noticed something even more obvious by zooming in an image program. Looked at the lines, especially the horizontal lines. They pass over the creases with no distortion at all – dead straight. No way they look right to me. They also just don’t look right period. The horizontal lines don’t cross over or under the vertical ones, they stop at the vertical line without touching it (not always but mostly) and then continue on the other side of the vertical line in a slightly different horizontal alignment.
But I don’t go into FR threads for this sort of thing. “Birthers” have been wary of accepting a bogus document that would discredit their movement, so people like “Vera Lex”end up finding new problems with the “Kenyan birth certificate.”
The biggest problem with the Kenyan document is the ‘4s. 6d.’ (4 shillings and 6 pence) in the top left-hand corner. However, as a discussion on the other thread pointed out, Kenya uses (and used) cents not pence. Unless there is an explanation for this then, regardless of the status of the Bomford certificate, the Kenyan document must be a forgery and remains ‘out of action’.
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