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To: Peter Dierks who wrote (30288)	2/2/2009 11:43:44 AM
From: pompsander	1 Recommendation Read Replies (1) of 71588

Gee....the State of Hawaii says they have a valid birth certificate. Rule of Law. There is no issue. I, too, read all the material you posted (in fact, read it months ago). Still don't understand why your partisan shills outweigh the partisan shills on the other side. Why not just defer to the declarations made by the officals entrusted with the legal duty to maintain offical records for a sovereign state of the United States? I still think George W. Bush was replaced by a doppelganger back in 1983. How could he have cleaned up so well otherwise? I want a DNA sample from both parents and the guy living in Texas now. If I don't get it, then I don't have to obey anything he did while President. I mean, how stupid is that? This whole thing is as silly as the democrats who refused to recognize Bush as President back in 2000 because the SC was in the bag for the republicans. What was the phrase so common back then: "get over it". What is the point of the argument. The State of Hawaii is the only entity with standing and they have no problem whatsoever with what their records show.

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