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Now this guy knows his stuff. He has 50 years experience in typography and has uncovered evidence that Obama actually used someone elses Long Form Birth Certificate to create his own so it could be released to the public in order to decieve the public. His name is Paul Irey. He is convinced the Obama birth certificate released by the White House is a cut-and-paste composite created by using different parts of presumably authentic birth certificates that had been typed in Hawaii in 1961 on different typewriters.
To prove his point, Irey used as a source document the Xerox copy of the Obama birth certificate the White House press staff handed to the press assembled in the White House pressroom on April 27, as seen in Exhibit 1: Go to links below the pic of Mr. Irey to see what he is talking about and comment on this finding.
Paul Irey
Story:
Expert: Obama doc is 'proof'
Excerpt~
Irey has concluded that the forgers worked from authentic Hawaii birth certificates from 1961.
"The forgers did not want to make the same mistake Dan Rather made," he said. "So, they used letters they picked up from actual 1961 birth certificates, making sure the typeface that appeared in the document was authentic to the era."
The mistake, Irey claims, was to use more than one birth certificate from which to select the letters.
"Even if the typeface was from the period," he said, "the mistake was to forget that each typewriter has its own fingerprint. No two typewriters, even of the same make and model, will type any given letter exactly the same."
To prove his point, Irey used as a source document the Xerox copy of the Obama birth certificate the White House press staff handed to the press assembled in the White House pressroom on April 27, as seen in Exhibit 1: Go to links below the pic of Mr. Irey to see what he is talking about and comment on this finding.
Paul Irey
Story:
Expert: Obama doc is 'proof'
Excerpt~
Irey has concluded that the forgers worked from authentic Hawaii birth certificates from 1961.
"The forgers did not want to make the same mistake Dan Rather made," he said. "So, they used letters they picked up from actual 1961 birth certificates, making sure the typeface that appeared in the document was authentic to the era."
The mistake, Irey claims, was to use more than one birth certificate from which to select the letters.
"Even if the typeface was from the period," he said, "the mistake was to forget that each typewriter has its own fingerprint. No two typewriters, even of the same make and model, will type any given letter exactly the same."