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RE: Birthers Punk'd! Hoax Kenyan Birth Certificate
Posted on August 08, 2009 at 05:38 AM (UTC) ( over 2 years ago )
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The 2 shilling coin in the photograph is the same coin that I used to create the seal. A fellow over on Free Republic made two very nice animations illustrating this. In his first animation, he uses the first photograph I posted here.
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/2309830/posts?page=548#548
In his second animation he uses the image that was released by Dr. Taitz.
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/2309830/posts?page=648#648
You really should pay closer attention to the first photograph I posted here. Many seem to think it's the one that was released by Dr. Taitz. It is not. It is the jpeg version of the tiff file that was downloaded from my camera. It is 2048 x 1536 pixels and was saved with the least amount of jpeg compression. The best photograph released by Dr. Taitz is only 1024 x 768 pixels and is horribly compressed.
Indeed the first photograph I posted is perhaps the most important of the four. Nothing released by Dr. Taitz is of such high resolution and quality.
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RE: Birthers Punk'd! Hoax Kenyan Birth Certificate
Posted on August 09, 2009 at 09:21 AM (UTC) ( over 2 years ago )
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I'm sure your jailmates will be impressed with your imaginative self. lol Trust me they'll find you...not that hard since all computers leave their own little "stamp" on the internet. ;)
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RE: Birthers Punk'd! Hoax Kenyan Birth Certificate
Posted on August 10, 2009 at 08:20 PM (UTC) ( over 2 years ago )
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There is no one to find as there were no US laws violated. A joke Kenyan birth certificate is not, nor appears to be "issued by or under the authority of the United States or a sponsoring entity of an event designated as a special event of national significance."
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RE: Birthers Punk'd! Hoax Kenyan Birth Certificate
Posted on March 30, 2011 at 12:48 AM (UTC) ( 10 months ago )
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Actually, it can be very hard, since the little "stamp" you refer to is just an IP address, which can come from anywhere. If I post this through TOR (a globally distributed proxy server) all that's going to show up is some computer in a closet in Norway. If they somehow magically circumvent international law and subpeona the IP records from that computer, they'll see another one in Taiwan, and so on.
You birthers are like retarded children. You know, the ones they let stand in the outfield during little league, no matter which team is on the field? The ones that keep running around the bases when everyone is packed up and ready to leave?
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RE: Birthers Punk'd! Hoax Kenyan Birth Certificate
Posted on August 08, 2009 at 05:41 AM (UTC) ( over 2 years ago )
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The 2 shilling coin in the photograph is the same coin that I used to create the seal. A fellow over on Free Republic made two very nice animations illustrating this. In his first animation, he uses the first photograph I posted here.
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/2309830/posts?page=548#548
In his second animation he uses the image that was released by Dr. Taitz.
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/2309830/posts?page=648#648
You really should pay closer attention to the first photograph I posted here. Many seem to think it's the one that was released by Dr. Taitz. It is not. It is the jpeg version of the tiff file that was downloaded from my camera. It is 2048 x 1536 pixels and was saved with the least amount of jpeg compression. The best photograph released by Dr. Taitz is only 1024 x 768 pixels and is horribly compressed.
Indeed the first photograph I posted is perhaps the most important of the four. Nothing released by Dr. Taitz is of such high resolution and quality.
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RE: Birthers Punk'd! Hoax Kenyan Birth Certificate
Posted on August 08, 2009 at 06:44 PM (UTC) ( over 2 years ago )
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I’m a Canadian but the bottom line is those that blindly accept Barack Obama’s word that he was born in Hawaii rather than find his behaviour terribly suspicious in legally blocking out all documents [birth certificate, passport(s), post-secondary records (including student loan records), etc] that can easily prove his identity; Obama supporters have the same sort of mindset as those people who have been suckers in scams!
The so-called ‘investors’ that were so blinded to Bernard Madoff’s charm and reputation, put ALL their money with him! A normal investor (including myself) diversifies and is very sceptical of even so-called ‘Blue Chip’ companies because many of these companies’ books have been audited in collusion with very prestigious accounting firms that have helped ‘cook the books’! I don’t take on face value what is printed on any company’s glossy printed annual statements, I invest for the long run but I can only do so by moving my investment dollars around and not sitting on a few companies for years on end. The suckers involved in the Madoff Ponzi scheme invested ALL their money with him based on trust!
The same goes for all these people who ‘on trust’ believe Barack Obama by his word. This group of people all think alike, they have such blind loyalty to this man that even among the normal warning signs (i.e. legally blocking all person documents that can easily clear up his identity) that most people would clue in to, these Obama groupies refuse to see these warning signs! It’s the same mindset as being a member of a cult, where non-cult members can easily spot the bizarre behaviour of ‘the leader’; cult members become blinded to a fault. Cult members will even lash out at non-cult members and make justifications for all the criticism being aimed at their leader!
That’s what I find disturbing, Obama groupies all are of a similar mindset, just as those who get suckered into money scams all have similar behavioural traits and cult member are conditioned to think alike; those who favour Obama blindly without questioning (the red flag warning areas such as why Obama is going to such lengths to legally block his identity) him are unfortunately gullible to a fault! And to go to such lengths as to make sport of those who have a healthy scepticism of Obama is downright frightening!
And that’s my point! Finally, let me make an analogy between people like me and Obama groupies; let’s say we’re playing high stakes poker with Obama. It’s the final hand, everyone is all in and we all show our cards. Then Obama says that his hand beats everyone and he begins to claim the pot. People like you would believe him and you would allow him to take all your money, while people like me would demand that Obama show his hand first! You people have allowed Obama to literally take the ultimate pot, which is to become President of the United States by taking his word. To people such as myself (and I’m glad I’m not an American because of this situation), I see that Obama is literally not showing his hand (his cards are represented by all these personal documents through his lifetime which anyone of them could prove his identity) and I see him bluffing.
You’re being suckered by a con man!
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RE: Birthers Punk'd! Hoax Kenyan Birth Certificate
Posted on August 07, 2009 at 07:46 AM (UTC) ( over 2 years ago )wrote the following:
Nice try but but your fake 2 Shilling coin isn't what is embossed on the Kenyan Birth Certificate! If you look closely to a blow up of the Kenyan Birth Certificate its lettering is bigger and doesn't match your coin impression! The Kenyan one, if you look at the top right I can make out a possible NA, just trying to match that size lettering to the coin you used doesn't work!
Sorry! And also what you're trying to prove is that you typed up the field entries on your fake certificate! But what source did you photograph the form? The Internet! You failed to explain how you got your fake form to begin with! You photocopied off the Internet, removed the field entries, rephotgraphed your copy of the form (minus the entries which you removed first by your computer), printed the new form on this cotton paper, typed up the entries by a typewriter and pressed a coin on the paper to fake an embossed stamp! Yah--it's alot of work but it's still fake! The one you're trying to prove is fake didn't use a coin but used a genuine stamp--you loose!