You think that everything you suck from the bowels of the internet deserves serious consideration? The Sunday Standard reprinted an AP article and added the first line. They even spelled his name wrong. Let's see....some nondescript, anonymous guy from Kenya who can't spell or Snopes? Tough call.All ya got? Tongue tied? Understandable....hey....it's Monday shouldn't you be out pounding nails and makin' yerself useful?
You think that everything you suck from the bowels of the internet deserves serious consideration? The Sunday Standard reprinted an AP article and added the first line.
Some woman from Harvard made the same mistake in a brochure.LOL...Snopes huh?
So if the East Africa Standard picks up an AP report from the USA and adds something the newspaper knows to be true that would be of interest to the Kenyan people four years before it would become an issue to anyone then it's automatically false now but not then?
That's Snopes for ya ....lol....speaking of sucking bowels, go for it, you're real good at it. An expert even.
isn't jack ryan the husband of star trek's Jeri Ryan (the borg lady "7 of 9")? And wasn't his crime attempting to force his wife to go to a swingers club?
Ryan's SEALED divorce records were made public, which sunk his campaign.coincidentally,
All this stupid TP got you was a pat on the head from Caroljo....
Some woman from Harvard made the same mistake in a brochure.
Well, not exactly....pinned you to the mat.
But let's talk about why when Alan Keyes in a televised debate in 2004 for an Illinois State Senate seat questioned Obama's "natural born" citizen status and our COOTUS to be replied that he wasn't running for President. That YouTube gem keeps popping up from time to time and gets whacked like a mole with broken links whenever it does.
Ohh and another thing about the stupidity of that Snopes couple regarding the Kenyan newspaper...you know, what we were talking about before I hammer locked ya?
In an old scrapbook of my mother's there are two of my birth announcements. One from Virginia where her parents, my grandparents, lived, and another from West Virginia where my father's parents lived. They both read the same, except two idiots took the original announcement from the paper where we lived in Texas. One of the idiots added "grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Jones of Elm Street", and the other idiot added "grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Smith of Maple Street". That don't make it false.
Along those lines, that Obama birth announcement in the Honolulu paper doesn't mean he was born in Hawaii as the Snopes' would have you believe and buy into.
Being gullible is one thing, being ignorant is another, but when millions are at the same time it's downright dangerous .
Say "Uncle" now and I'll leave ya alone.
You're a birther, too? Hahahahahahaha!I don't think any of us knows for sure where Obama was born and it doesn't matter now but it was odd how they tried to cover it up for so long.
Good stuff Boca.
So let's add Snopes to the "lefty, WH-controlled media".Well, not exactly....pinned you to the mat.
But let's talk about why when Alan Keyes in a televised debate in 2004 for an Illinois State Senate seat questioned Obama's "natural born" citizen status and our COOTUS to be replied that he wasn't running for President. That YouTube gem keeps popping up from time to time and gets whacked like a mole with broken links whenever it does.
Ohh and another thing about the stupidity of that Snopes couple regarding the Kenyan newspaper...you know, what we were talking about before I hammer locked ya?
In an old scrapbook of my mother's there are two of my birth announcements. One from Virginia where her parents, my grandparents, lived, and another from West Virginia where my father's parents lived. They both read the same, except two idiots took the original announcement from the paper where we lived in Texas. One of the idiots added "grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Jones of Elm Street", and the other idiot added "grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Smith of Maple Street". That don't make it false.
Along those lines, that Obama birth announcement in the Honolulu paper doesn't mean he was born in Hawaii as the Snopes' would have you believe and buy into.
Being gullible is one thing, being ignorant is another, but when millions are at the same time it's downright dangerous .
Say "Uncle" now and I'll leave ya alone.
Zigg has a point. The truth is meaningless. What is important is what you can trick the American people into believing.You're a birther, too? Hahahahahahaha!
You guys couldn't field a baseball team in 2014.
Got a link on that? I could use the laugh.Actually...I think you're wanting to refer to his literary agent at Acton&Dystell who published a brochure in 1991 of all their authors.
You know the one about being Kenyan born?
And imagine that.....going unchallenged for 17 years, not just 4 like the Kenyan newspaper story.
Do you really think a narcissist like Obama didn't carry that around in his pocket?
So let's add Snopes to the "lefty, WH-controlled media".
So if the East Africa Standard picks up an AP report from the USA and adds something the newspaper knows to be true that would be of interest to the Kenyan people four years before it would become an issue to anyone then it's automatically Snopey false now, but not then?
The lady who wrote it admitted the mistake a long, long time ago.
I don't think any of us knows for sure where Obama was born and it doesn't matter now....
LOL...Snopes huh?
So if the East Africa Standard picks up an AP report from the USA and adds something the newspaper knows to be true that would be of interest to the Kenyan people four years before it would become an issue to anyone then it's automatically false now but not then?
That's Snopes for ya ....lol....speaking of sucking bowels, go for it, you're real good at it. An expert even.