Skylar
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you know it's not really 50 (the conspiracys) right ?, that was just a thing they used to trivialise the question.it was one of the early herrings.that's also the advertiser birth announcement theory. the ads were placed as a conspiracy knowing he would be president. nordyke came out too fast, with too much ready at the hand explanation. i wish we had a real copy of the newspaper, or his w2 from basin robbins.Can you back that with evidence? As the mother of the Nordyke twins has had her copies of the LFBC since the 1960s. Which means that the conspiracy would have to be nearly 50 years old.
That seems both unlikely and needlessly elaborate. And of course, utterly evidence free.
Birth announcements in 1961 were placed with foreknowledge that the infant would be president? That's gotta be the stupidest conspiracies I've ever heard.
Its utterly fact free, wildly complicated, and ludicrously elaborate.
Based on what? Again, the conspiracy you are alleging would involve a 50 year old international conspiracy. IF there was that much forethought and planning that went into it.....why not just have the kid born in Hawaii and save yourself all the trouble?
Your conspiracy is wildly irrational, has no evidence to support it, and is pointlessly complicated.
The birth announcements were released in Hawaiian papers within days of Obama's birth in 1961. You've ludicriously alleged that the birth announcements were placed as a conspiracy knowing he would be president.
Which means that the conspiracy would have to go back to 1961. 54 years ago.
That's the stupidest thing I've ever heard.