Ravi
Diamond Member
Is the president even an employee in the traditional sense? In other words, how is his salary reported to the IRS, by w2 or 1099?
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Actually, all Mr. Trump said was that he believes there are questions. He's right.
It might well be that President Obama was born in Hawaii.
But offering the fucking Certification of Live Birth is not the same thing as offering the birth certificate. We know he has one since he "spoke" of it in one of his two autobiographies.
So why not just release them?
No no. It makes much more sense to stonewall it with millions of dollars of legal fees being expended to avoid proving that which would be incredibly easy to prove.![]()
I thought you were a Lawyer?
Hawaiian Law prohibits access from : Obama himself, even.
Can't read can you?
The hiring department should review only original documents. Do not accept photo copies and do not record documents you did not personally verify. It is important not to specify which documents the employee must show.
Actually, all Mr. Trump said was that he believes there are questions. He's right.
It might well be that President Obama was born in Hawaii.
But offering the fucking Certification of Live Birth is not the same thing as offering the birth certificate. We know he has one since he "spoke" of it in one of his two autobiographies.
So why not just release them?
No no. It makes much more sense to stonewall it with millions of dollars of legal fees being expended to avoid proving that which would be incredibly easy to prove.![]()
I thought you were a Lawyer?
Hawaiian Law prohibits access from : Obama himself, even.
Rubbish.
Hawaiian law does NOT prohibit access to the person named on the birth certificate.
What possible fucking reason could there be for a ridiculous law like that?
Since I am calling bullshit on you, feel obligated to cite the "law" that says a person BORN in Hawaii can't legally obtain his own BIRTH CERTIFICATE.
And while you're at it, try to recall when the man was born and when the laws you seem to think now exist got "passed."
Meanwhile: here's the Hawaiian State Department addressing the matter of getting one's Birth Certificate, etc:
Hawai‘i State Department of Health
But offering the fucking Certification of Live Birth is not the same thing as offering the birth certificate. We know he has one since he "spoke" of it in one of his two autobiographies.
A "Certificate of Live Birth" IS a birth certificate. Many states issue "Certificates of Live Birth" as their birth certificates. It's sheer slaughter of the English language to continue to trot out the stupid argument you're making. See this post for pictures of many a state issued "Certificate of Live Birth" "Certificate of Birth" "Certification of Vital Record" etc.
Can't read can you?
The hiring department should review only original documents. Do not accept photo copies and do not record documents you did not personally verify. It is important not to specify which documents the employee must show.
Yes, I can read. Can you? PHOTOCOPIES! IT'S THE PHOTOCOPIES, STUPID! You must present the "original" certified copy, as opposed to a photocopy. I know you understand this. You just are being willfully ignorant, hoping that someone might fall for it.
Liability
There is a link earlier in this thread I believe which says specifically that. In Hawaii, the only person who has access to it is the individual but he can't copy it. It stays there. But correct me if I'm wrong.
Can't read can you?
The hiring department should review only original documents. Do not accept photo copies and do not record documents you did not personally verify. It is important not to specify which documents the employee must show.
Yes, I can read. Can you? PHOTOCOPIES! IT'S THE PHOTOCOPIES, STUPID! You must present the "original" certified copy, as opposed to a photocopy. I know you understand this. You just are being willfully ignorant, hoping that someone might fall for it.
It say's
review only original documents Do not accept photo copies.
A CERTIFIED COPY IS STILL A COPY.
Liability
There is a link earlier in this thread I believe which says specifically that. In Hawaii, the only person who has access to it is the individual but he can't copy it. It stays there. But correct me if I'm wrong.
Liability
There is a link earlier in this thread I believe which says specifically that. In Hawaii, the only person who has access to it is the individual but he can't copy it. It stays there. But correct me if I'm wrong.
I'm not going to rehash everything with Birthers. Thank you.
Yes, I can read. Can you? PHOTOCOPIES! IT'S THE PHOTOCOPIES, STUPID! You must present the "original" certified copy, as opposed to a photocopy. I know you understand this. You just are being willfully ignorant, hoping that someone might fall for it.
It say's
review only original documents Do not accept photo copies.
A CERTIFIED COPY IS STILL A COPY.
and AS PER SECTION C, A CERTIFIED COPY IS ACCEPTIBLE. JESUS CHRIST.
From list C:
Original or certified copy of a birth certificate issued by a state, county, municipal authority or outlying possession of the U.S. bearing an official seal.
Again, a COLB is a birth certificate.
Rubbish.
Hawaiian law does NOT prohibit access to the person named on the birth certificate.
What possible fucking reason could there be for a ridiculous law like that?
Since I am calling bullshit on you, feel obligated to cite the "law" that says a person BORN in Hawaii can't legally obtain his own BIRTH CERTIFICATE.
And while you're at it, try to recall when the man was born and when the laws you seem to think now exist got "passed."
§338-18 Disclosure of records. (a) To protect the integrity of vital statistics records, to ensure their proper use, and to ensure the efficient and proper administration of the vital statistics system, it shall be unlawful for any person to permit inspection of, or to disclose information contained in vital statistics records, or to copy or issue a copy of all or part of any such record, except as authorized by this part or by rules adopted by the department of health.
Liability
There is a link earlier in this thread I believe which says specifically that. In Hawaii, the only person who has access to it is the individual but he can't copy it. It stays there. But correct me if I'm wrong.
I'm not going to rehash everything with Birthers. Thank you.
A: I'm not a "birther." Unlike you, however, I am willing to admit that a question exists.
B: You can't rehash what has never been hashed.
But thanks for playing.
From list C:
Original or certified copy of a birth certificate issued by a state, county, municipal authority or outlying possession of the U.S. bearing an official seal.
Again, a COLB is a birth certificate.
See how that works?
They have you believing that.
A CoLB is issued by the hospital and recorded by the state and, in itself is not considered a valid document for I-9 compliance. It is not listed as one of the documents...However, if it is produced by a document from the DoS stating that there is a corrsponding BC, then it is acceptable as a document in column C.
A BC is issued by the state and IS listed as a valid document in column C.
So for you to say that a CoLB is a birth certificate means that they absolutely have you believing this as fact....just as they expected you to.
And for all of you with youyr stories about how you were able to use a CoLB to get a job......you are fooling no one. Before Obama, most of you never even heard of a CoLB.
A CoLB is issued by the hospital and recorded by the state and, in itself is not considered a valid document for I-9 compliance. It is not listed as one of the documents...However, if it is produced by a document from the DoS stating that there is a corrsponding BC, then it is acceptable as a document in column C.
A BC is issued by the state and IS listed as a valid document in column C.
From list C:
Original or certified copy of a birth certificate bearing an official seal.
Again, a COLB is a birth certificate.