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Startling new photographic evidence: is this the forger of Obama’s long-form birth certificate?

Contemporary photo surfaces

The State of Hawaii has repeatedly verified that the long-form birth certificate released by the White House in 2011 matches the information from their official records of Barack Obama’s birth. Claims of forgery have been roundly debunked. But what about the official records themselves? Birthers want to see the microfilm copies of Obama’s original certificate in Hawaii, but what’s to say that the Obama conspiracy didn’t start before the original birth certificate even reached the Hawaii Vital Statistics Bureau?

Anyone creeping around the clerical offices of the Kapi’olani Maternity and Gynecological Hospital would have been stopped and questioned, but could an innocent-looking lost child have slipped in to insert a forged certificate into the official work flow and thereby make for himself a place in history? Does this photo of the pseudonymous blogger called “Dr. Conspiracy” hold the key to Obama’s downfall?

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17 Responses to Startling new photographic evidence: is this the forger of Obama’s long-form birth certificate?

  1. Andrew Vrba, PmG November 24, 2012 at 4:38 pm  (Quote) #

    Ermahgerd! Cernsperacer!

  2. misha marinsky November 24, 2012 at 5:10 pm  (Quote) #

    Hey, that’s my typewriter. I want it back.

  3. Sean November 24, 2012 at 5:39 pm  (Quote) #

    I used to own an Underwood typewriter just like that one. It weighed a TON!

  4. Paul November 24, 2012 at 6:40 pm  (Quote) #

    …and so a meme is born

  5. Dave November 24, 2012 at 6:43 pm  (Quote) #

    Cool jammies.

  6. Andrew Vrba, PmG November 24, 2012 at 6:46 pm  (Quote) #

    The child was clearly added to the photo, by a forger.
    A forger who forges things…forgeringly!

  7. James M November 24, 2012 at 8:41 pm  (Quote) #

    The typewriter would sell for $25.00 today. That *table* would be at least $800, and with four chairs, upwards of $1500 or more either in primo condition or in a condition that can be passed off as “shabby chic” in certain markets.

  8. Thomas Brown November 24, 2012 at 9:52 pm  (Quote) #

    You could tell Orly the lad was only using the black keys.

  9. JPotter November 24, 2012 at 9:53 pm  (Quote) #

    James M: The typewriter would sell for $25.00 today.

    More in perfect condition. Unusual color of finish, with original case and warranty card, etc., could get a couple hundred, from typewriter nuts. But yes, the table would be a much harder, and more awesome find.

    I’m wondering why the photo is misaligned from the all-too-convenient dates. And what’s going on with that left edge? Hell. that dot ain’t even centered! We demands better fakery!

  10. Dr. Conspiracy November 25, 2012 at 9:10 am  (Quote) #

    The dot is authentic, but the date is fake. The actual date is Jan 59. The left edge is authentic.

    JPotter: I’m wondering why the photo is misaligned from the all-too-convenient dates. And what’s going on with that left edge? Hell. that dot ain’t even centered! We demands better fakery!

  11. JPotter November 25, 2012 at 12:13 pm  (Quote) #

    Dr. Conspiracy: The dot is authentic, but the date is fake. The actual date is Jan 59. The left edge is authentic.

    I was channeling my inner birfer wif a suspicious mind. Anyone whoever ever printed an enlargement knows there’s nothing suspicious about the edge. The type was very convincing, appears authentic (well, a bit clear and sharp, but perhaps the photo was well-kept), congrats. Typeface?

  12. Dr. Conspiracy November 25, 2012 at 1:34 pm  (Quote) #

    MS Gothic.

    JPotter: Typeface?

  13. US Citizen November 25, 2012 at 5:42 pm  (Quote) #

    This is obviously a photo of young Theodore Kaczynski writing his first manifesto.
    He had just been paid by either George Soros or Saul Alinsky.
    One can clearly see the check and pen used to sign it on the table.

    Ok, perhaps not.
    But I’m certain it’s a young mathematician who ends up writing political rants later in life.

  14. Northland10 November 26, 2012 at 9:20 am  (Quote) #

    He is playing in the key F-sharp major? G-flat major would be easier but might be considered a forgery.

    Thomas Brown:
    You could tell Orly the lad was only using the black keys.

  15. The Magic M November 26, 2012 at 12:44 pm  (Quote) #

    JPotter: We demands better fakery!

    You forgot the Moon Hoax believers’ favourite argument, “the shadow lines aren’t parallel”. 😉

  16. JPotter November 26, 2012 at 12:59 pm  (Quote) #

    The Magic M: You forgot the Moon Hoax believers’ favourite argument, “the shadow lines aren’t parallel”.

    Wow …. I havn’t heard that one (don’t follow the Moon nuts of JFKers too closely…) … that’s really an objection they put forth??? Truly, The Stupid knows no bounds.

  17. Keith November 26, 2012 at 4:23 pm  (Quote) #

    The Magic M: You forgot the Moon Hoax believers’ favourite argument, “the shadow lines aren’t parallel”.

    JPotter: Wow …. I havn’t heard that one (don’t follow the Moon nuts of JFKers too closely…) … that’s really an objection they put forth??? Truly, The Stupid knows no bounds.

    Whatever.

    Here is the ultimate proof: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GuwyY2DzO2I

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