Hawaii verifies Obama birth records to Arizona

[DGuller]

DGuller being born abroad to an American citizen parent may have been natural born and thus eligible for the Presidency, depending on when he was born and the specifics of his birth.

Just to clarify, my parents become naturalized citizens on the same day I did.  However, the way grumbler phrased it did not disqualify me as a natural born citizen.  Actually, my parents wouldn't be disqualified either, because my grandparents were naturalized as well.

[Razgovory]

How many of you came over?

[DGuller]

How many of you came over?

Depends on how wide you cast the net.  Of my immediate family, 7.  If you count less immediate family, but at the level where we still know who the fuck we are, then it has to be about 25 in total.

[Ed Anger]

Sweet Jesus, Slav invasion.

Or Telefon II:Electric Bugaloo.

[CountDeMoney]

So yes, Barack Obama at his time of birth when the law was different, would not have been a birthright American citizen if born in Kenya. Thus he would have had to go through naturalization and most likely would not be considered natural born. This is because his mother was just shy of her 19th birthday, and the law at the time said that American citizen mothers giving birth outside the United States only pass on birthright citizenship to their children if the mother has resided in the United States for a total of five years after reaching their 14th birthday. Given his mother's age at the time if she had given birth in Kenya she could not have satisfied the 5 year residency after age 14 requirement.

Well then, aren't we glad he was born in the State of Hawaii.  Whew.

[Habsburg]

I'm a Scoop Jackson Democrat.

[CountDeMoney]

I'm a Scoop Jackson Democrat.

Scoop.   Save the trees, nuke the commies.

[Habsburg]

I'm a Scoop Jackson Democrat.

Scoop.   Save the trees, nuke the commies.

I should have really said Legend-Saint Henry "Scoop" Jackson.   

[11B4V]

So yes, Barack Obama at his time of birth when the law was different, would not have been a birthright American citizen if born in Kenya. Thus he would have had to go through naturalization and most likely would not be considered natural born. This is because his mother was just shy of her 19th birthday, and the law at the time said that American citizen mothers giving birth outside the United States only pass on birthright citizenship to their children if the mother has resided in the United States for a total of five years after reaching their 14th birthday. Given his mother's age at the time if she had given birth in Kenya she could not have satisfied the 5 year residency after age 14 requirement.

Well then, aren't we glad he was born in the State of Hawaii.  Whew.

[OttoVonBismarck]

How many of you came over?

Depends on how wide you cast the net.  Of my immediate family, 7.  If you count less immediate family, but at the level where we still know who the fuck we are, then it has to be about 25 in total.

That's a big problem with our immigration policies. It's relatively hard to get in, but one slavic piece of shit gets in and they can piggyback two dozen or more of their prole family along with them.

[Razgovory]

Better then Southerners. 

[DGuller]

How many of you came over?

Depends on how wide you cast the net.  Of my immediate family, 7.  If you count less immediate family, but at the level where we still know who the fuck we are, then it has to be about 25 in total.

That's a big problem with our immigration policies. It's relatively hard to get in, but one slavic piece of shit gets in and they can piggyback two dozen or more of their prole family along with them.

My family was hardly prole.  My grandmother's sister, who was the trailblazer into America, was a manager of the grocery store back in Soviet Union.  That was one of the most capitalist positions you could have in Soviet Union, since you got to sell every product that was actually in demand on the black market.

[alfred russel]

My family was hardly prole.  My grandmother's sister, who was the trailblazer into America, was a manager of the grocery store back in Soviet Union.  That was one of the most capitalist positions you could have in Soviet Union, since you got to sell every product that was actually in demand on the black market.

Come on. In the USSR your family combined probably made less than an average janitor makes in the US. You came over here with a crappy Soviet education, probably barely speaking the language (and probably still speak it accented), and not long afterwards are an actuary probably making a lot more than a good old boy like OvB. How is this fair to a guy the advantages of a family with roots here, English as a first language, and an American education?

[Razgovory]

Soviet education was pretty decent.  I don't think it encouraged much creativity and initiative though.

[Razgovory]

How many of you came over?

Depends on how wide you cast the net.  Of my immediate family, 7.  If you count less immediate family, but at the level where we still know who the fuck we are, then it has to be about 25 in total.

That's a big problem with our immigration policies. It's relatively hard to get in, but one slavic piece of shit gets in and they can piggyback two dozen or more of their prole family along with them.

My family was hardly prole.  My grandmother's sister, who was the trailblazer into America, was a manager of the grocery store back in Soviet Union.  That was one of the most capitalist positions you could have in Soviet Union, since you got to sell every product that was actually in demand on the black market.

Heh, my family selling stuff in the black market as well.  Some still do I think.