"Meet the 'chubby boy with the curly hair':"
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/worldnews/article-1258543/Meet-chubby-boy-curly-hair-New-photographs-Barack-Obamas-childhood-Indonesia-emerge.html#ixzz0kvC8qWqF
Source for the following:
Meet the Soetoros
Indonesia
Left to Right:
Lolo Soetoro, Stanley Ann Dunham Soetoro,baby Maya Soetoro,
and 9 year old Barry Soetoro
You can keep calling people questioning his nationality "birthers" or wearers of "tin foil hats" - ridiculing those who are taking this to court as nut cases; laughing at those who post documentation that at the very least raises the spectre of doubt, and continue to claim that all the documentation YOU supposedly have (but, like Obama, won't deign to produce either) is somehow "verifiable" and "final" evidence of his nationality...
You claim the issue is dead, addressed, a "non" issue. Is it? Why?
You can claim "privacy" as the excuse for not divulging all the personal documents he's hired numerous law firms to keep concealed (medical records, college transcripts, passports, etc., etc. etc.) - documents which, if produced one would assume would quell all this "nonsense" - documents that would once and for all silence such critics - but he won't; moreover, he's willing to spend hundreds of thousands of dollars (of someone's money) NOT to.
C'mon - aren't you the least bit concerned or curious as to why the president refuses to address these issues, let alone comment on them - especially when he has the answers, but refuses to give them? Do you really accept "personal privacy" as the sole response to such criticisms? What do YOU think those documents contain that he's so adamant about keeping secret? Is it wrong to speculate, to wonder?
I find it interesting that all the links provided in the OP (some of which, Herbie are no longer valid, fyi) have a number of people in various African countries referring to him as the "Kenyan-born" senator or candidate for president, or "Kenyan-born" president. Little things too like Michelle herself slipping recently, mentioning his Kenyan birth - faux paus? Slip of the tongue? Totally a mistake and no meaning whatsoever? Maybe, maybe not...
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You DO realize, I hope, that this isn't going away - in fact, it's picking up steam.
So, get ready to ramp up your ridicule (it's having little effect now) and have plenty of ceremonial tin foil hats on hand to distribute because from what I can tell, this is only just beginning to pick up steam...