[urbanrealtor]

http://www.factcheck.org/elections-2008/born_in_the_usa.html

It includes a reprint of the birth announcement from the newspaper in Honolulu. I believe that UCSD has microfilm archives available if you would like to research it yourself. Getting permission to view it is easy. I have a card as an alumnus myself.
Perhaps you think that the film was faked when it was given to the University in the 70’s. Y’know to give backstory to the Al-Quaeda sleeper agent.

The microfilm or copies of the paper itself from 1961 can be gotten at most libraries by inter library loan.

http://www.newsmax.com/insidecover/obama_birth_certificate/2008/11/01/146626.html

(from newsmax, that bastion of liberalism)

Also, original birth certificates can’t be reproduced and so do not get handed out almost ever. Mine is a state department COLB for citizens born abroad. I have never seen the original which is in some government archive.

[urbanrealtor]

http://www.factcheck.org/elections-2008/born_in_the_usa.html

It includes a reprint of the birth announcement from the newspaper in Honolulu. I believe that UCSD has microfilm archives available if you would like to research it yourself. Getting permission to view it is easy. I have a card as an alumnus myself.
Perhaps you think that the film was faked when it was given to the University in the 70’s. Y’know to give backstory to the Al-Quaeda sleeper agent.

The microfilm or copies of the paper itself from 1961 can be gotten at most libraries by inter library loan.

http://www.newsmax.com/insidecover/obama_birth_certificate/2008/11/01/146626.html

(from newsmax, that bastion of liberalism)

Also, original birth certificates can’t be reproduced and so do not get handed out almost ever. Mine is a state department COLB for citizens born abroad. I have never seen the original which is in some government archive.

[urbanrealtor]

Okay. Right.

http://www.snopes.com/politics/obama/birthcertificate.asp

Funny how the source you cited is the Israeli Insider.

That is actually less credible than Hannity’s site.

[urbanrealtor]

Okay. Right.

http://www.snopes.com/politics/obama/birthcertificate.asp

Funny how the source you cited is the Israeli Insider.

That is actually less credible than Hannity’s site.

[urbanrealtor]

Okay. Right.

http://www.snopes.com/politics/obama/birthcertificate.asp

Funny how the source you cited is the Israeli Insider.

That is actually less credible than Hannity’s site.

[urbanrealtor]

Okay. Right.

http://www.snopes.com/politics/obama/birthcertificate.asp

Funny how the source you cited is the Israeli Insider.

That is actually less credible than Hannity’s site.

[urbanrealtor]

Okay. Right.

http://www.snopes.com/politics/obama/birthcertificate.asp

Funny how the source you cited is the Israeli Insider.

That is actually less credible than Hannity’s site.

[urbanrealtor]

my easiest solution has been to have the other house computer with like a 1tb drive or 2 and drag and drop the important directories over the house network.
Though for that size I would do it right before bed.

[urbanrealtor]

my easiest solution has been to have the other house computer with like a 1tb drive or 2 and drag and drop the important directories over the house network.
Though for that size I would do it right before bed.

[urbanrealtor]

my easiest solution has been to have the other house computer with like a 1tb drive or 2 and drag and drop the important directories over the house network.
Though for that size I would do it right before bed.

[urbanrealtor]

my easiest solution has been to have the other house computer with like a 1tb drive or 2 and drag and drop the important directories over the house network.
Though for that size I would do it right before bed.

[urbanrealtor]

my easiest solution has been to have the other house computer with like a 1tb drive or 2 and drag and drop the important directories over the house network.
Though for that size I would do it right before bed.

[urbanrealtor]

[quote=qwerty007][quote=cooprider]

What I don’t want is Obama at the reigns, spending my hard-earned money, on people that don’t deserve the help, and whatever special interest groups he caters to.

With the Community Reinvestment Act Obama helped poor and minority families get into “affordable” housing Governemnt assistance ala FNM, FMAC.
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Having lived in Europe for many years, I have first hand knowledge of the social security safety net, and there are many problems with it; not least it allows the lazy to live off the industrious, and is a tax burden. However, there will always be unemployed comprising those who either can’t or don’t want to work. Means testing the unwilling is fraught with difficulty and leaves you with a choice of whether you ignore the problem and hope it doesn’t manifest itself into a worse problem like racial tension, crime, or civil unrest, or take a gamble and hope the straddlers aren’t too many in number. Yes, it’s a given that you carry a small percentage of the population, but generally most prefer to work because it pays better.

Failure in public policy is often measured by the outcome of the next election, so it may be Obama wins by default. You may have to put up with his decisions for the next eight years, but I seriously doubt many of us are going to be seriously more worse off than with McCain at the helm. I am happy to be proven wrong.
[/quote]
Best post on this thread so far. I don’t agree with it but it solid and well thought out.

[urbanrealtor]

[quote=qwerty007][quote=cooprider]

What I don’t want is Obama at the reigns, spending my hard-earned money, on people that don’t deserve the help, and whatever special interest groups he caters to.

With the Community Reinvestment Act Obama helped poor and minority families get into “affordable” housing Governemnt assistance ala FNM, FMAC.
[/quote]

Having lived in Europe for many years, I have first hand knowledge of the social security safety net, and there are many problems with it; not least it allows the lazy to live off the industrious, and is a tax burden. However, there will always be unemployed comprising those who either can’t or don’t want to work. Means testing the unwilling is fraught with difficulty and leaves you with a choice of whether you ignore the problem and hope it doesn’t manifest itself into a worse problem like racial tension, crime, or civil unrest, or take a gamble and hope the straddlers aren’t too many in number. Yes, it’s a given that you carry a small percentage of the population, but generally most prefer to work because it pays better.

Failure in public policy is often measured by the outcome of the next election, so it may be Obama wins by default. You may have to put up with his decisions for the next eight years, but I seriously doubt many of us are going to be seriously more worse off than with McCain at the helm. I am happy to be proven wrong.
[/quote]
Best post on this thread so far. I don’t agree with it but it solid and well thought out.

[urbanrealtor]

[quote=qwerty007][quote=cooprider]

What I don’t want is Obama at the reigns, spending my hard-earned money, on people that don’t deserve the help, and whatever special interest groups he caters to.

With the Community Reinvestment Act Obama helped poor and minority families get into “affordable” housing Governemnt assistance ala FNM, FMAC.
[/quote]

Having lived in Europe for many years, I have first hand knowledge of the social security safety net, and there are many problems with it; not least it allows the lazy to live off the industrious, and is a tax burden. However, there will always be unemployed comprising those who either can’t or don’t want to work. Means testing the unwilling is fraught with difficulty and leaves you with a choice of whether you ignore the problem and hope it doesn’t manifest itself into a worse problem like racial tension, crime, or civil unrest, or take a gamble and hope the straddlers aren’t too many in number. Yes, it’s a given that you carry a small percentage of the population, but generally most prefer to work because it pays better.

Failure in public policy is often measured by the outcome of the next election, so it may be Obama wins by default. You may have to put up with his decisions for the next eight years, but I seriously doubt many of us are going to be seriously more worse off than with McCain at the helm. I am happy to be proven wrong.
[/quote]
Best post on this thread so far. I don’t agree with it but it solid and well thought out.

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