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Where was Obama born? According to Farah, Obama produced a birth certificate that indicates he was born in Honolulu but it was an unsigned document that provided no information about the hospital in which he was born and the doctor who supervised his birth.
That birth certificate was provided to a few select news organizations and to an outfit called Fact Check.org, which was associated with a former Obama employer, the Annenberg Foundation, according to Farah.
No investigation was conducted on Obama's birth by the U.S. Senate or any other official government agency. Why not?
Obama was declared eligible by House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, who was chairwoman of the Democratic National. But she was not acting in her official capacity but as a party official.
John McCain was not born in the United States. He was born in Panama. His parents were U.S. citizens. McCain submitted all required paperwork to U.S. Senate investigators and was certified as eligible by the U.S. Senate.
Obama wasn't asked for proof of his birthplace by any of the states, nor by the Federal Elections Commission. Congress and the Supreme Court did not seek any proof.
Farah says Obama is stonewalling on giving Americans proof of where he was born. He added that the certificate he has shown is one "subject to fraud." The state of Hawaii reforms to confirm that the birth certificate provided is of official issuance.
Americans who question Obama's eligibility to be president are ridiculed, mocked, jeered, treated with contempt by Obama supporters, Farah wrote.
Perhaps a paragraph or two will be devoted to their issue in future American history books. We may never know where he was born and whether he was eligible to be president.
The doubts will never go away!
