Wow - Obama's Birth Certificate Was Real BUT...

Ha, it seems in Hawaii you can get a birth certificate without actually being BORN IN THE UNITED STATES. Hmmm... Take a peek:

A. From Hawaii’s official Department of Health, Vital Records webpage: “Amended certificates of birth may be prepared and filed with the Department of Health, as provided by law, for 1) a person born in Hawaii who already has a birth certificate filed with the Department of Health or 2) a person born in a foreign country“ (applies to adopted children).
B. A parent may register an in-state birth in lieu of certification by a hospital of birth under HRS 338-5.
C. Hawaiian law expressly provides for registration of out-of-state births under HRS 338-17.8. A foreign birth presumably would have been recorded by the American consular of the country of birth, and presumably that would be reflected on the Hawaiian birth certificate.
D. Hawaiian law, however, expressly acknowledges that its system is subject to error. See, for example, HRS 338-17.
E. Hawaiian law expressly provides for verification in lieu of certified copy of a birth certificate under HRS 338-14.3.
F. Even the Hawaii Department of Home Lands does not accept a certified copy of a birth certificate as conclusive evidence for its homestead program. From its web site: “In order to process your application, DHHL utilizes information that is found only on the original Certificate of Live Birth, which is either black or green. This is a more complete record of your birth than the Certification of Live Birth (a computer-generated printout). Submitting the original Certificate of Live Birth will save you time and money since the computer-generated Certification requires additional verification by DHHL.”

Wow, so people can come to Hawaii and get a birth certificate and become a citizen? WTF???

What would this do to Obama if it proved to be true (and the above is supposedly coming from the State of Hawaii.) Up until 1972 ANYONE could get a Hawaiian birth certificate until they were 1 years old. Hmmm... makes you think, doesn't it? Now I'm not saying that he wasn't born here--that I don't know, but unless we have absolute proof of hospital records and such then a birth certificate in Hawaii doesn't cut it people. Get real. It proves nothing.