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   From: illegal-kenyan-in-office@barackobama.com   
      
   WHERE LIES GO TO DIE – Evidence discovered shows British   
   Protectorate of East Africa recorded Obama’s birth records   
   before 1963 and sent returns of those events to Britain’s Public   
   Records Office and the Kew branch of British National Archives.   
      
   KEW, SURREY, GB – The last place anyone would think to look for   
   a birth record of someone claiming to be a “natural born” U.S.   
   citizen is Great Britain.  The very inclusion of the Article II   
   eligibility mandate in the U.S. Constitution was explicitly   
   intended by the founding fathers of America to prevent a then   
   British-born enemy usurper from attaining the office of the U.S.   
   presidency and thereby undermining the sovereignty of the newly   
   formed nation.   
      
   In the absence of honor, courage and justice on the part of   
   those serving in the U.S. Congress and Federal Judiciary,   
   Arizona Sheriff Joe Arpaio’s Cold Case investigative group has   
   concluded the only law enforcement analysis of the image of   
   Obama’s alleged “Certificate of Live Birth” posted to a   
   government website in April, 2011 and found it to be the product   
   of criminal fraud and document forgery.   
      
   The seeming endless evidence against Obama has now taken   
   investigators to the foreign archives of Great Britain wherein   
   it has been discovered that vital events occurring under the   
   jurisdiction of the British Colony in the Protectorate of East   
   Africa prior to 1965 were recorded and held in the main office   
   of the British Registrar in England until 1995 before being   
   archived in the BNA.   
      
   It now appears the worst fears of the U.S. Constitution’s   
   framers were well founded as investigators working on behalf of   
   the ongoing investigation into the Constitutional eligibility of   
   Barack Obama have found yet another lead in a growing mountain   
   of evidence within the public records section of the British   
   National Archives indicating the occurrence of at least four   
   vital events registered to the name of Barack Obama, taking   
   place in the British Protectorate of East Africa (Kenya) between   
   1953 and 1963, including the birth of two sons before 1963.   
      
   Recall, investigative journalists working for Breitbart.com have   
   already discovered biographical information published by Barack   
   Obama’s literary agent in which he claimed he was born in Kenya.   
    Prior to Obama’s ensconcement to the White House, many   
   international stories also stated that Obama was Kenyan-born as   
   did members of Kenya’s legislative assembly.  Since then   
   information on Obama’s ties has been curtailed by government   
   officials as the Obama administration has coincidently paid   
   nearly $4 billion dollars for capital projects in Kenya.   
      
   Also, the presence of Obama's mother, Ann Dunham, cannot be   
   accounted for from February, 1961, the alleged month of her   
   marriage to Obama, until three weeks after the birth of Obama II   
   in August, 1961 when she allegedly applied for college courses   
   at the University of Washington.  Theories about her whereabouts   
   have included that she participated in the Air Lift America   
   project as an exchange student and traveled to Nairobi as one of   
   many recent highschool graduates (see AASF Report 1959-1961).   
      
   The record of birth of a second son prior to Kenyan independence   
   is significant because biographical information about Obama’s   
   family indicates Obama Sr. fathered only one other son prior to   
   Obama II’s birth.   
      
   Based on procedures defined in Britain’s Births & Deaths   
   Registration Act of 1953, The British Foreign & Commonwealth   
   Office states the following:   
      
   “Registering A Birth   
      
   If your child is born outside the United Kingdom you can   
   register the birth with the nearest consulate (Local British   
   Foreign & Commonwealth Regional Registrar Office), or with our   
   consular department in London if you’ve returned to the United   
   Kingdom...   
      
   The standard of birth registration in Australia, Canada, New   
   Zealand, Republic of Ireland, Africa and Overseas Territories is   
   similar to the standard of birth registration of the UK.”   
      
   The British Registration Service Act of 1953 (UK Revised   
   Statutes) states that the Queen appoints one Registrar General   
   for the registration of vital records.  His or her name would   
   appear the same on all birth certificates of children born under   
   British common law in 1961 until the end of their service.   
      
   Article 1 of the Registration Service Act of 1953 states:   
      
   “1 Registrar General…Her Majesty may from time to time under the   
   Great Seal of the United Kingdom appoint a Registrar General…and   
   any person so appointed shall exercise the powers and perform   
   the duties conferred or imposed by or under any enactment on the   
   Registrar General, whether described by that title alone or with   
   any additional description, and shall hold office during Her   
   Majesty’s pleasure.”   
      
   The specific sources of information pertaining to births of   
   Kenyan nationals under British jurisdiction can be researched in   
   the following BNA files:   
      
   General Register Office   
   SERIES RG36   
      
   Registers and Returns of Births, Marriages and Deaths in the   
   Protectorates etc of Africa and Asia   
      
   Legal status:    Public Record(s)   
   Language:    English   
   Creator names:    General Register Office, 1836-1970   
   Covering Birth Registration dates:    1895-1965   
   Physical description:    15 volume(s)   
   Access conditions:    Available in microform only   
   Held by:    The National Archives, Kew   
   Scope and content:    Notifications forwarded by officials   
   responsible for civil registration under administrative   
   ordinances in Nyasaland, Kenya, Somaliland, Uganda, Sudan,   
   Palestine, Sarawak, Malaya, including Johore and Selangor, and   
   British North Borneo, commencing at varying dates.   
      
   Publication note:    Geoffrey Yeo 'The British Overseas, A Guide   
   to Records of Their Births, Baptisms, Marriages, Deaths and   
   Burials Available in the United Kingdom', London, 2nd edn, 1988.   
      
   Related material:    Some earlier returns from the East African   
   territories in the period during which they were under Foreign   
   Office control are in the consular registers retained in the   
   custody of the registrar general.   
      
   Place:    Kenya, Africa (Territory Thereof): 1920 - 1963   
      
   Subjects:    Birth: registration   
   Courtesy: British National Archives   
      
      
   Recall, on August 1, 2009, Dr. Alan Keyes, Pamela Barnett and 42   
   other plaintiffs filed evidence in a lawsuit challenging Obama   
   eligibility which included a copy of an image of an alleged   
   Kenyan Copy of Certification of Registration of Birth (CCRB).   
   In the hours after the image appeared on the internet, MSNBC and   
      
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