Even more evidence Obama birth certificate 'fake'

An investigator who was commissioned by now-retired Sheriff Joe Arpaio to find out whether the document President Obama presented as his birth certificate is real says there's now a 10th feature of the document that shows it's fraudulent.

Investigator Mike Zullo, who joined with Arpaio in a Dec. 15 news conference disclosing nine other elements that experts concluded were copied to create Obama's document, released a video to WND explaining the additional evidence.

It explains that two stamps on the Obama document not only were identical in angle to the stamps on another birth certificate – that of Johanna Ah'nee from the same time period – they also had the identical vertical relationship.

This despite the fact that the "stamps" purportedly were hand applied days apart.

"What are the odds that both the stamps in box 20 and the stamps in box 22 would have the exact same corresponding angles even though they were stamped 16 days apart?" the video asks.

That means they almost certainly were digitally copied from the Ah'nee certificate then dragged together and pasted onto Obama's, the video explains.

Zullo explained that the fact the two stamps are an exact match vertically reveals that they were taken as a group.

"The fact that there is no vertical displacement indicates the exact vertical and horizontal alignment of the stamps are an exact copy from the Ah'nee certificate ... reinforcing the claim that the Ah'nee [document] is without question a source document."

It eliminates, too, he said, any chance that the date stamps were placed by hand on the Obama document.

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It was Arpaio's investigation, the only formal review of Obama's birth certificate, that concluded the document is fraudulent.

WND reported after the announcement that investigators were working to transfer the evidence to members of Congress.

Zullo told WND the evidence could be used in support of a Presidential Transparency Act, which would give secretaries of state across the nation the authority to investigate candidates with suspect qualifications.

"This is what we have learned. Every secretary of state is powerless to investigate a candidate," he told WND. "They have to take everything on face value."

That means a candidate whose qualifications are questioned cannot be reviewed by state secretaries of state, who run the elections.

Zullo told WND the proposed law could be a very easy fix for the controversy that developed around Obama's document.

The issue is that the U.S. Constitution requires the president to be a "natural-born citizen" but does not define the term. Scholarly works cited by the Founders defined it as a citizen at birth, born in the country to two citizens of the country, or merely the offspring of two citizens of the country.

The birth certificate Obama displayed on the White House website as "proof positive" of his eligibility states he was born in Hawaii to an American mother and a Kenyan father.

Some immediately pointed out alleged anomalies, questioning its validity, while others argued it also could prove his ineligibility because his father was not a citizen. Some of the lawsuits over the issue argued Obama was a dual citizen at birth through his father, contending the framers of the Constitution excluded dual citizens from qualifying as natural born citizens.

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Eventually, just as the No. 1 bestseller "Where's The Birth Certificate?" was combining with a challenge at that time from Donald Trump to force Obama's hand, Obama held a White House news conference to release a copy of his birth certificate.

Now the only official law enforcement investigation ever done into the Obama birth certificate has concluded it is "not authentic."

See a video prepared by the investigators and released at a news conference last month:

Jerome Corsi, Ph.D., WND senior staff writer and author of "Where's the Birth Certificate?" was credited by sheriff's officials with contributing to the investigation.

Corsi said Zullo and Arpaio "have done the United States a heroic service demonstrating by forensic analysis that the long form birth certificate produced in a White House news conference on April 27, 2011, as Barack Obama's authentic birth certificate is a forgery."

"The nine points of forgery between the Johanna Ah'nee birth certificate and Obama's [long-form birth certificate] prove convincingly that the Ah'nee birth certificate was the source document from which the Obama LFBC was created."

Sheriff Joe Arpaio and Jerome Corsi

Corsi said Arpaio's five-year effort "vindicates the extensive research WND conducted over years to bring this issue to the attention of the American public."

The sheriff's video said there were nine images on the Obama birth certificate that appear to be identical to, and copied from, another birth certificate issued in Hawaii just days after his birth, that of Johanna Ah'nee.

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The copied items include the word "Honolulu," "Oahu" twice, three different Xs and two time stamps. The identical nature of the Xs raised serious questions since they would have been applied to original documents by moving a typewriter carriage and roller at the time.

Explained the investigator on the video:

Doesn't it just make sense that Alvin Onaka's stamp and the April 25th date stamp were lifted from someplace also? Ask yourself this question. If anyone presented you with a document in your life that was this suspect would you readily accept it or would you begin an intense vetting, be it a house title, a car title, a piece of currency, anything? Would you accept something this suspect if presented to you in your life? If you answered no, then ask yourself a second question, don't the American people have a right to vet the documents that they are presented by public officials.

One of the experts who assisted in the investigation was Reed Hayes, a court-qualified handwriting and document examiner, who runs a business in Hawaii. He is on the board of the Scientific Association of Forensic Examiners and has been in business nearly 40 years.

Forlabs, an Italian company that specializes in extracting information from multimedia files, also produced the results.

"We had two experts from two countries in separate disciplines of forensics that came to one conclusion: Barack Obama's long form birth certificate it not authentic," the report said.

During the news conference, Zullo quoted from the investigation by Hayes: "The (nail in the coffin) that proves that Certificate of Live Birth is inauthentic is the exact lineup of numerous entries on both [certificates]."

He said the experts likened the evidence to being as reliable as a fingerprint.

Arpaio said he, like Zullo, at the outset was ready to verify the document as valid and drop the issue.

"Five years ago I said one thing, show us the microfiche, the birth certificate and we'll all go home," he said.

But he couldn't because of the evidence.

He confirmed plans to turn the results over to the federal government and Congress.

"Maybe some members of Congress will hold some hearings, open to the public regarding this matter. … If they can hold hearings … on underinflated footballs, why can't you hold one on this?" he said. "Look at our evidence, just look at it."

He said at the news conference that he was withholding some "sensitive" information so that the next step could be taken.

But he called it a "fake, fake birth certificate."

The evidence

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"It should be pointed out these stamps were looked at by two separate document examiners in two forensic disciplines on two continents," the video explains.

WND reported when the news conference was announced how the issue had badgered Obama from before his first inauguration until well into his second term. Now, apparently, it's raining on his legacy.

WND reported Obama explained he decided to release it because the Internet "chatter" was becoming a "distraction."

At the time, the Washington Times described Obama as "visibly frustrated" and noted that a recent CBS News-New York Times poll showed 45 percent of registered Republican voters believe Obama was not born in the U.S.

President Obama

But while the issue became known in liberal and left-leaning circles as the biggest "conspiracy" theory of all time, some document experts questioned the validity of the birth certificate Obama released. The question was posed, unsuccessfully, to the U.S. Supreme Court many times.

In 2012, Arpaio held a news conference that concluded there was probable cause to believe the document Obama released as an official government document is a computer-generated forgery.

Arapaio, known for his strict enforcement of immigration laws, commissioned the investigative team after local citizens presented him with a petition expressing concern that Obama might not be eligible for Arizona's presidential ballot.

The sheriff even deputized, for information purposes, preacher, pastor, author, radio host and former law enforcement officer Carl Gallups of the PPSIMMONS blog in his pursuit of the truth.

"This investigation and its forensic conclusions in my opinion will vindicate a lot of people. That vindication includes the sheriff and his investigator of course but also president-elect Donald Trump. It also vindicates millions of Americans who dared to ask questions about this nefarious birth certificate and have been lampooned and marginalized by certain members of the press and other operatives for doing so. The investigation also vindicates those in the press who did have the guts to speak to this and to spend time investigating it, like WND," Gallups said.

"I have a feeling that this matter is not over. Not by a long shot. I cannot imagine that authorized federal authorities will now not step in and investigate this matter to its conclusion."

Investigators at that time they believed forgers committed two crimes. First, they said it appeared the White House fraudulently created a forgery that it characterized as an officially produced governmental birth record. Second, the White House fraudulently presented to the residents of Maricopa County and to the American public at large a forgery represented as "proof positive" of President Obama's authentic 1961 Hawaii long-form birth certificate.

The investigators also said they had developed credible evidence that Obama's Selective Service card was a forgery, based on an examination of the postal date stamp on the document. Also, records of Immigration and Naturalization Service cards filled out by passengers arriving on international flights originating outside the United States in the month of August 1961, examined at the National Archives in Washington, D.C., were missing records for the week of President Obama’s birth.

Arpaio said then a "continuing investigation" was needed, and his investigators set to work.

Zullo has noted that Hayes, a document examiner who has served as expert witness for Seattle law firm Perkins Coie – the firm that flew an attorney to Honolulu to personally deliver two paper copies of the birth certificate to the White House – has concluded in a signed affidavit that the document posted on the White House website is "entirely fabricated."

Also, at the time Obama was born, only a short time after Hawaii was admitted as a state, there were a number of ways a Hawaiian birth certificate could have been obtained without the person having been born in Hawaii.

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Among the many records the Obama camp has refused to release are the marriage license of his father (Barack Sr.) and mother (Stanley Ann Dunham), name-change records (Barry Soetero to Barack Hussein Obama), adoption records, records of his and his mother's repatriation as U.S. citizens from Indonesia, baptism records, Noelani Elementary School (Hawaii) records, Punahou School financial aid or school records, Occidental College financial aid records, Harvard Law School records, Columbia senior thesis, Columbia College records, record with Illinois State Bar Association, files from his terms as an Illinois state senator, his law client list, medical records and passport records.