AOL News Brings Out Some "Obama Conspiracy Debunker" To Address Birth Cert Subject

The only problem with this is the writer breaks this down to a third grader level of understanding of the deep layers of this Obama birth cert scandal is what I call it, and cites some quick 5 minute Google searches to basically label anyone who has any questions about Obama's eligibility a whole host of derogatory adjectives which we know liberals are best at, especially Obama supporters who have brought name calling and such to a whole new level. And I though that was impossible after 8 years of rabid BDS.

People who visit here know how I stand on this issue and those who don't go to the nav bar up top and type or paste, better yet I'll do it for you, just click here and sift through the 400 or so posts I've done on Obama dating back to his fraudulent senate race in 2004 to this post, (that'll keep you busy for a couple days or weeks) and some 97 just on the birth certificate issue, something that can hardly be put to bed by some piddly little AOL post with about 294 words and a few links to so called conservatives.

The last time I checked Ben Smith was the house liberal over at politico, at least in my book he's a liberal probably being payed by the Obama people to print favorable items on the Messiah like the thousands of other sycophants on the Obama media upchuck wagon.

Also included is a little slide show with a baby Obama swinging a baseball bat who knows where but they claim in Hawaii because the campaign told them so among some other innocuous pictures with none of the fraudulent Cert. Of Live Birth and so on, that's what the entire thing really basically is.

Read it for yourself below, and go there for the 8 picture "debunker" slide show if you wish.

'The Birthers' Continue to Hound Obama:

"(March 1) -- Ever since Barack Obama became a prominent political fixture in the country, he has encountered a large number of rumors and smears concerning him and his family.

There was the one rumor about him being a secret Muslim (he is a practicing Christian). And there was the one allegation his wife, Michelle, was caught on videotape using the word 'whitey' (no such clip has ever surfaced).

Most of the charges were, for the most part, put to rest by vigorous responses from the Obama team during the campaign.

But one conspiracy theory lives on -- despite overwhelming evidence debunking it.

Politico.com reports that the Birthers -- a persistent group of conservatives who believe Obama is ineligible to be president because of alleged questions surrounding his birth status -- continue to operate and thrive on the fringe."

"Some individuals and groups who are opposed to Obama's presidency want an 'acceptable' reason to cite to convince other individuals and groups who might be on the fence to join in their way of thinking," said Patricia Turner, who studies rumors at the University of California, Davis.

For the record, officials in Hawaii declared last October that there was no doubt Obama was born in the state. Officials verified that the health department holds the commander in chief's original birth certificate.

But others are still undeterred.

A lawsuit filed in California by a group called the United States Justice Foundation seeks records from Occidental College, where Obama attended school for a period, in order to verify his nationality -- and thus his presidential eligibility, WorldNetDaily reports.

Get the full story about the Birthers at Politico.com to find out about the group's possible impact on the White House and weigh in, below, on the controversy.

Worldnet Daily has a piece addressing this one here if your interested in re reading basically what I just wrote up above with all the usual stuff they add to the bottom of these articles that most of know by heart at this point.

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