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SGT John H. Priest, Greenville, SC, medic, HHT 3/4
CPT Gary W. Carlson, West Bridgewater, MA (DSC, SS, BSM-V) Cdr C Troop
CPL Stephen D. Van Dyke, Detroit, MI
SP4 Keith W. Larimer, Tulare, CA
You said a flt surgeon should never go to the field. I was TC of a Sheridan 19 June 1969. I burned 4 50 barrels. Depleted my ammunition..main gun, 50, 60, .45, m16, m79 and grenade launcher.
The flt surgeon came to the battleground. The battle began in the morning and ended the next day.
Ltc Lakin was assigned to the 3/4 Cav. We support him.
A very sincere Thank you DC, I hope you are doing well. I support Ltc Lakin too.
We had an AO adjusted fires simultaneously from 5 separate arty batteries. Not an easy feat. When he was the troop FO..he liked the fast mover napalm strikes. We knew to throw the smoke as far as we could cause it was coming.
"Birthers" wouldn't travel all the way to Kenya to dig up someone willing to say Obama was born there?
But a young girl, pregnant with her first baby, would travel to Kenya, a much more arduous journey in 1961, to give birth, and then, because it was of the utmost importance to her, would travel that same arduous journey back to Hawaii to embark on a conspiracy to ensure her infant natural-born status?
Because?
She married a Kenyan national.
If her husband asked her to travel to be presented to his family, how likely is it that she would say no?
I don't think that there was any conspiracy. That young girl's mother simply gave slightly altered information to the local registrar to get a Hawaii birth certificate filed. If she hadn't, her grandchild would not have been a citizen of the US.
US Citizenship was valued.
Why wouldn't that young girl, her husband, and their child want to go home to Hawaii? After all, he needed to finish his schooling.
She married a Kenyan national.
If her husband asked her to travel to be presented to his family, how likely is it that she would say no?
I don't think that there was any conspiracy. That young girl's mother simply gave slightly altered information to the local registrar to get a Hawaii birth certificate filed. If she hadn't, her grandchild would not have been a citizen of the US.
US Citizenship was valued.
Why wouldn't that young girl, her husband, and their child want to go home to Hawaii? After all, he needed to finish his schooling.
The birth certificate was issued 4 days after Obama's birth. You are saying with a straight face that a mother with a two day old baby would get on a plane in Nairobi and undertake a 35 hour flight to Honolulu to arrive at the vital records office before closing time on August 8. In those days, even in the US, mothers spent 5-7 days in the hospital after delivery.
She married a Kenyan national.
If her husband asked her to travel to be presented to his family, how likely is it that she would say no?
if she had the funds to do it, if she had a passport, if it was a convenient flight/trip, if she had any previous knowledge of kenya, if she wasn't pregnant, if there wasn't a risk of yellow fever, if she didn't require shots ( either coming or going ) then.........
She married a Kenyan national. If her husband asked her to travel to be presented to his family, how likely is it that she would say no?
I don't think that there was any conspiracy. That young girl's mother simply gave slightly altered information to the local registrar to get a Hawaii birth certificate filed. If she hadn't, her grandchild would not have been a citizen of the US.
US Citizenship was valued.
Why wouldn't that young girl, her husband, and their child want to go home to Hawaii? After all, he needed to finish his schooling.
How likely would Obama Sr., who was already married to another woman back in Kenya---and not divorced from her---want to present another wife to his family back there?
She married a Kenyan national.
If her husband asked her to travel to be presented to his family, how likely is it that she would say no?
I don't think that there was any conspiracy. That young girl's mother simply gave slightly altered information to the local registrar to get a Hawaii birth certificate filed. If she hadn't, her grandchild would not have been a citizen of the US.
US Citizenship was valued.
Why wouldn't that young girl, her husband, and their child want to go home to Hawaii? After all, he needed to finish his schooling.
Why would the young girl's mother lie to get a Hawaiian birth certificate? Did she think that naturalization of the baby was difficult? The baby's mother is an American. The father is studying in the United States. The baby could have easily been naturalized as an American, and in the meantime, there was nothing wrong with having British citizenship. British citizenship was just as valued as American citizenship. Nothing would have stopped that young girl, her husband and their child from returning to the United States (except that it was a long, difficult journey, Hawaii not having an international airport, Kenya having so few connections to other airports, having to climb up and down those mobile staircases to get on the plane with a newborn infant, and a diaper bag, and your purse, and an overnight bag because with four or five international connections and a 24-hour plus journey you're going to need a lot of stuff handy). So why de-fraud the state? Did Mrs Dunham habitually commit fraud?
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