Hawaiian newspapers don't prove birthplace

A Free Press For A Free People Hawaiian newspapers don't prove birthplace The announcements of Barack Obama's birth printed by two Hawaii newspapers in 1961 do not provide solid proof of a birth in the Aloha State because of uncertainties over the policies and procedures that apparently were being used at the time. Read the latest now on WND.com. Must Read News Mr. President, we have a problem Limbaugh: 'Obama has yet to prove he's a citizen' Obamacare for old folks: Just 'cut your life short' Why won't Congress enroll in gov't health care? President wants 'leftists' to help with health care Did radical Muslims help send Obama to Harvard? Muslim activists blocked Jews from moving in 'Peace partner' boasts: We never recognized Israel Napolitano pick raised funds for terror supporter Afghanistan battle feared unwinnable Afghan experts: Nation's instability still trouble Catholic nurse ordered to help with abortion Webcast targets abortion-funding mandate 2 out of 3 Americans oppose carbon taxes Today's WND Poll Sound off on Congress not participating in health plan it wants to implement for rest of us Other Highlights Girl with 1/2 brain retains full vision Bin Laden son reported killed in Pakistan Mexican immigration to U.S. off 40% Wal-Mart accommodates Muslim prayer in workplace Make it your homepage today! http://www.WND.com In Case You Missed It Washington drops hammer on state gun plan Whistleblower Magazine Special SOFT TYRANNY Behind the captivating rhetoric, a revolutionary agenda unfolds Deals of the Day Mark Levin's 'Liberty and Tyranny' - $4.95 today only! Save $20 on No. 1 NYT best seller by talk radio's fastest growing superstar Send Obama an eligibility birthday greeting 'Where's the birth certificate?' postcards available now Would you like to send Barack Obama a birthday message this year? Here's your chance. Though he has never released a long-form birth certificate, Obama claims to have been born Aug. 4, 1961, in an unnamed Honolulu hospital that has yet to take credit for the historic birth of the baby who would become America's first black president. WND's SuperStore has designed and printed postcards for the occasion. The front of the card raises the question: "Where's the birth certificate?" The back is open for your personalized greetings. Starting at just $4 (free shipping!), packs of postcards are available in quantities of 5, 10, 25, 50, and 100. Supplies are limited, so order today. Click Here to Get Your Postcards This email was sent to brad0222002.economy@blogger.com as a subscriber to the News Alerts from WND.com email list. To manage your email delivery preferences, click here. To immediately and permanently unsubscribe, click here. If you are interested in advertising with WND.com, the leading independent news source on the Net, email advertising@wnd.com. WorldNetDaily | 2020 Pennsylvania Ave NW, #351 | Washington, DC 20006 Copyright 1997-2009 WorldNetDaily.com Inc. All Rights Reserved.