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On Jul 6, 9:36*am, "Shhhh!!!! I'm Listening to Reason!"
wrote:
On Jul 6, 8:30*am, Clyde Slick wrote:





On Jul 6, 8:35*am, Iarnrod wrote:
On Jul 5, 11:16*pm, Clyde Slick wrote:
On Jul 5, 7:51*pm, "Shhhh!!!! I'm Listening to Reason!"
wrote:
You haven't yet gotten to the whole "how did he travel to Pakistan in
1981" bull****, or the British dual citizenship crapola. C'mon, I've
been looking forward to fresh birther meat for a few weeks.

Clyde is NOT a birther, he's a conspiracy theorist.

You simply wouldn't believe the information he's hiding from us. He's
a pro-Communist Al Queda frontman who used to do assassinations for
the CIA. It says so right on hisbirthcertificate, right next to
where his political affiliation is listed as "Socialist". You'd see,
if he'd only release it...

I never said any such thing. I said he was not transparent.

And that is of course a lie since he was transparent on this, much
more so than any previous candidate for president ever.

you still don't get what transparency means.

Why not explain your particular definition, 2pid. And use your own
account. You're making Clyde look dumb.

as far as bc's, other presidents did not present problems
for which bc's were even an issue, nor were they asked for, as in this
case.

LOL! Obama did not "present a problem". A certain group tried to
create one and the dip****s of that group fell in line.

Say, did you know the republicans have a "candidate's university" in
Washington? They teach republican candidates how to run campaigns at
it. One of the classes they give is called "How to File an Indictment
10 Days Before an Election". No ****.

He was asked to prove he was a US citizen. He "transparently" provided
incontrovertible proof of his US citizenship.

You seem to 'think' there is some hidden data on his birth
certificate. What do you suppose that is? Why is it important?

You're full of speculation and **** and not much else.

Besides, the Supreme Court dismissed the birther argument three times.
The third time they didn't even formally look at it because it was so
lacking in hard evidence.

And if his birth certificate had said "Muslim," so what? It was a well-
known fact that Obama's father was a Muslim, albeit a non-practicing
one. Add that to the fact that Obama has made countless statements
about his administration being tolerant and welcoming toward Islam,
both in and out of the US, and you've run out of conspiracies.