Last week in an on-air debate with Donald Trump, Bill O’Reilly based his entire case for Obama’s supposed Hawaii birth on newspaper birth announcements.
With new information emerging now, O’Reilly may be interested to learn that the announcement images that were posted online cannot be from the microfilms we were told they were from. This article documents that the stories we were told were a well-orchestrated lie, which raises serious questions about the microfilms O’Reilly says he has found, since those lies back in 2008 would not have been necessary if the microfilms O’Reilly relies on today had actually been in the libraries in 2008.
Who orchestrated those lies in July of 2008, and why? O’Reilly might want to send his investigators out to find the answers to those questions, since it is his credibility – not Trump’s – which is on the line now.
Sorry to make you click an extra time, but the only way I know to post the images effectively is in a PDF.
A slight aside from the basic point of this story.
I have been following this blog and every other I can find on the Obama birth story since before the 2008 election.
I have looked at all the birth notices in both the Sunday advertiser and the Star Bulletin and cannot find any notice of the Nordyke twins born on the 5th. Either I’m blind, or something is a bit weird about the birth notices.
You’re not blind. The Nordyke announcement didn’t appear until the 16th in the Advertiser. It never appeared in the Star-Bulletin. But then, marks on the microfilm for the 16th were gone when copies were taken from that microfilm 6 months later also….
The stories we were told about how the announcements were all supposed to line up neatly between the Advertiser and the Star-Bulletin because they all came from a single list put out by the HDOH don’t ring true to what is actually seen in the newspapers. Sometimes a birth that is announced in one paper isn’t announced in the other until anywhere from a day or two later to 3 weeks later, or sometimes not at all.
The people who told us that the birth announcements proved Obama’s Hawaii birth also told us that the lists were exactly the same and that proved that the lists were from the HDOH and announcements came only from the HDOH, but Ladysforest has documented that of the 2 weeks’ worth of announcements she analyzed closely, Aug 13th was the only day when the list that was in the Advertiser was exactly what was in the Star-Bulletin (except for the fact that the Star-Bulletin had 26 more announcements that the Advertiser didn’t have that day).
So no, you’re not blind. The stories we were told don’t match what is actually in the newspapers. Everyone was hoping that nobody would actually check that out. And in spite of the people in the media who said they had checked it out, nobody seemed to notice the extra 26 announcements in the Star-Bulletin…
So you are saying that the cropped section, your red box, is specifically showing what was also printed, or shown, in the Advertiser? If true then sis those extra 26 show up in the Advertiser at all?
I don’t know that off-hand but I will try to look that up tomorrow. I might have to consult a colleague to be totally sure; if so it might take me a couple days.
BOR lied about Obama Senior living in Connecticut tonight to explain an email on the CT SS number in the Email part of the show at the end.
BOR is done. He seems to have gone over to the dark side of the force. He is no Jedi. He is just another talking head on cable and could be on CNN or MSNBC. Just leave Dennis Miller!
One lie is never enough. It takes a big man to turn around; O’Reilly never will. My guess is that he sacrificed his honesty in order to get that Super Bowl interview with Obama.
ButterDZ,
Hi. I assumed O’Reilly had fallen in line in order to avoid Sorros resurrecting his sexual harassment suit, on some newly contived premise. It makes no difference whether there was ever anything to the suit, or not. As is often the case, the alleger ended up doing quite well, buying a posh place in Manhattan as I recall. You can Google the whole affair, or matter. Anyway, you may be onto something here, with the Big Interview. We could probably compare dates, but whether it was pre-arranged or not, O’Reilly could easily have pointed to his rabid dismissal of the whole thing as proof that he could be “fair and balanced” when he was fishing for the interview. Good work! I may use this in the book – with your permission. Almost done!
Tom
I hate typos! Make that “contrived.” Where’s SpellCheck when we need it!
Yes, that should have been a question mark!