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Schooled!
Actually, there was a very good investigation into this birth certificate. If you look at Box 4 (twin or triplet question), you will see three check boxes. The first and second check boxes have the EXACT SAME pixel placement. As if one was copied onto the other. In Box 3 the Twin check box and in Box 7g the Yes check box are also duplicates of each other. On the top of the form, the number 151 shows that both 1s are exact pixel duplicates as well. As are the As in Hawaii, and the last E in Department and the E in Health. Other letters are also pixel duplicates. The only way you get that duplication is if a human copied and pasted those items. No scanner would do that. So, tell me again how this is NOT a forgery? And remember, it's not like the Dan Rather lie -- "the document is forged but it contains truthful information." A forged document always contains false information. (I don't include forgeries of say the Declaration of Independence or similar items since that would be artwork.) If even one item on any document is proven to be fake, the entire document is brought into question. Courts have ruled continuously that "fraud vitiates everything." Get with the program liberals! Obama is a fraud. Deal with it.— May 13, 2011 2:33 p.m.