http://www.wnd.com/2012/06/cnn-birther-buster-report-perpetrates-fraud/

I really am laughing with this one. To me, the gem is: " CNN pulled out old material..."

and

"Some careful observers, however, objected that the Tuchman report was a rebroadcast of material that CNN originally broadcast last year and possibly even earlier."

Well, what do you know. Joe didn't produce new facts, so why should CNN not rebroadcast the debunking?

"When asked in an email identified as being from WND if there ever was an explanation for Abercrombie’s not finding the documentation in light of its easy access to state officials a short time later, she refused to answer.

“What news organization are you with?” she demanded. “We get frequent birther questions and this would fall in that category.”

Subsequently, she refused to respond to email questions about the issue that the governor raised.

When WND called, a receptionist in the office responded to the same inquiry with “That’s been done” – apparently meaning president had released the birth certification image. But she indicated she would not respond to further questions, promising to take a message and have someone call back."

Get the feeling the State of Hawaii has pretty much had it up to here with the birtherstani??

Hawaii goes radioactive on Obama's eligibility

Second, despite the above, I think Abercrombie's a fool for talking about his intentions before he's actually finalized any arrangements. Because now what he's done is raised expectations that will be expected to be met. If Abercrombie says he wants to release the long-form and then *doesn't* release it, that's just going to throw gas on the flame of the conspiracy claims. I appreciate his intentions, but he spoke up way too early.

Like I predicted back in December 2010:



And a year and a half later, he's still paying for that.

1990 Vanity Fair article contradicts Indonesia narrative

On the heels of the discovery of a 1991 publicity brochure stating Barack Obama was born in Kenya comes the unearthing of a 1990 Vanity Fair article stating Obama grew up in Singapore, not in Indonesia.

[...]

In 2006, after Obama was elected U.S. senator, Vanity Fair republished the article and added an editor’s note.

The note offers no explanation of why the original article stated Obama was raised in Singapore.

It declares, next to the Singapore reference, “We should have said Indonesia.”

Journalist (sic)Joseph Farah says the aircraft he saw hover above his rural Northern Virginia home recently was a government surveillance drone, and he believes the unwelcome visit was just a step in the Obama administration’s war against liberty.

“I’m taking my dog for a walk and guess what I see right over the tree line right above my head is a drone,” Farah, the editor of World Net Daily, tells radio host Alex Jones this week.

“I don’t live in the city, I don’t live in a populated area, I live in one of the most rural places you could possibly live in Northern Virginia and there could only be one thing that this drone was spying on and that would be me, that would be my property because there’s just nothing else around except woods and deer,” he adds.

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The FAA wants to set up six test ranges around the country, places with different climates, terrain and flying conditions. Virginia and Maryland have banded together to form Mid-Atlantic UAS Test Range Initiative, hoping to sell the FAA on its restricted airspace and research facilities, making this region a drawing card for drone business.

He can't know if it was a drone.

Some guys last week claimed there were drones monitoring farms to see if they were dumping crap into the water supply - turns out they were planes manned by real life human beings, lol.

A drone flying over looking for polluters versus a real live person...What's the difference??? Why the uproar?? The US has been using light aircraft for enforcement of all kinds of stuff for a number of years.

Eastern Washington (I-90) has been a 300 mile long speed trap for years.

...turns out they were planes manned by real life human beings, lol.

Which differs from the rest of Washington state how???

WSP take their speeding ticket quotas very seriously......

(Note, Lynnwood, Washington, has a speedtrap so notorious that the coffee stand near it is called "Speedtrap Espresso")

He can't know if it was a drone.

Some guys last week claimed there were drones monitoring farms to see if they were dumping crap into the water supply - turns out they were planes manned by real life human beings, lol.

I'm waiting for the next drone stage - VASI drone used in conjunction with police especially in rural areas as speed traps. There isn't any radar nor laser to give it away. The drone times your car from one surveyed mark to another on the highway and calculates your speed. If it is too fast then it relays that info to a cop on the ground. Eastern Washington (I-90) has been a 300 mile long speed trap for years.

Those darned surveyors and their fancy measuring!!

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First it was RWNJs claiming that anyone who disagreed with them was a stalker.

Earlier this year it evolved into Obots were SWATting RWNJs.

And now... Joey is under surveillance.

Anti-Obama reporter says he's being watched by drones