Remember during the interview on RC Radio he claimed his phone was being tapped.

Pretty dense, ain't she? Adams will sell her a daffydavit for only $300 and she won't pony up the cash? He didn't say it was a $300 notary fee. He said it would cost $300.

Such a deal.

It may be close to what WND paid him.

Mr. Adams doesn't claim to have done anything. His whole daffydavit is him recounting what other people (unnamed senior officials) told him they knew or did.

I hope he charged her for this.

Darren Moran?

Well, he may be right: Is there such a thing as a "Hospital-generated long-form birth certificate? I think, not. Not easy to find something which does not exist.

I am not joking, Dog. In the US Birth Certificates are generated by some other administration and not by hospitals. Hospitals do sometimes create some papers with footprints. They are no "Long Form Birth Certificates" in a legal sense. Or I do misremember again. So - taken by the words of his affidavit - Tim Adams may not have lied.

Award winning former clerk Tim Adams claims, under oath, to have repeatedly violated the privacy provisions of HIPAA, and that hospital officials did so as well. That's worth at least $300.

http://www.orlytaitzesq.com/?p=33656

Affidavit of Tim Adams, elections clerk in HI, stating that he talked to both hospitals and they have no records for Obama

Posted on | March 21, 2012 | No Comments

Affidavit Tim Adams

Tim provided more in depth info, which is being submitted under seal to the court, as individuals are afraid of persecutions

I'm old and my memory fades, but don't we have one of the HI official's statements here somewhere that blows Timmy's "job position" and his/his department's access to records out of the water?

I checked with Glen Takahashi, the administrator of the Honolulu City Clerk's office, and while he verified that Adams worked there, he explained – gently making it clear he did not want to "call anyone a liar" -- that Adams never actually had access to information about Barack Obama.

"Our office does not have access to birth records," Takahashi said. "That's handled by the state of Hawaii Department of Health. Where he's getting that, I don't know. Put it this way: Barack Obama was not trying to register to vote in Hawaii. He is, as far as I know, not a registered voter here. So no one was looking that up."

Takahashi explained that the "senior elections clerk" job that Adams held was a low-level data entry position dealing with voter registration and absentee ballots -- Adams was one of dozens of temporary employees who staffed the pre-election rush. And he contradicted Adams's claims that Obama's lack of a birth certificate was an "open secret" or that voters contacted the office to ask about it.

"To be honest, I fielded no questions about that," Takahashi said. "Why would anyone ask us? We don't have those records."

And the birthers go wild!

From reagancoalition.com to exposeobama.com to my personal favorite site for the crazy and paranoid, freerepublic.com, the birthers finally had proof, in their minds, that President Obama is not an American: A former Hawaii Elections Clerk, Timothy Lee Adams (employed on a "temporary contract"), stated unequivocally in his Western Kentucky University masters thesis, entitled (depending on which source you cite), "Discourse and Conflict: The President Barak H. Obama Birth Certificate Controversy and the New Media" that President Obama has no birth certificate in Hawaii. Says so right there in his thesis, right under the part where he misspells the name of the subject of the thesis. Details, details.

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Okay, so maybe Adams played it a little fast and loose with facts - all of the facts. As thefogbow.com noted, " . . . [H]e [Adams] essentially made the crazy claim that he worked at an official government agency in charge of determining the eligibility of candidates for office, that after a thorough investigation, his office found that then-Senator Obama was NOT born in the state of Hawaii, but that they put him on the ballot anyway as a state-certified, fully eligible candidate, on the basis that it's possible that he might have been born in one of the other states. In other words, Tim Adams has never offered anything but unsubstantiated and unreliable hearsay to back up his story, and he outright lied about one critically important aspects of the story, that his office was responsible for verifying the identity of candidates for the state ballot in Hawaii in 2008."

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On thefogbow.com there's a YouTube video of The Political Cesspool radio show, along with an affidavit of Timothy Lee Adams. Except, there seems to be a problem with this affidavit: It isn't even signed by Timothy Lee Adams, it's signed by the Notary Public, Heather Whitfield. There's no Notary seal (which calls into question her legitimacy as a Notary), and the only place Timothy Lee Adams' name appears is scribbled at the bottom, below the notary block. This affidavit, as affidavits go, is about as legal and legitimate as graffiti on a rail car. It's not often, in legitimate "legal" documents, that one sees the Notary Public signing as affiant - verifying the truth of the facts in the affidavit, which are provided by someone else - and notarizing her own signature. In a lot of states, that kind of notarizing would get you thrown out of notary-land.

Ah, birthers. Rocket scientists they ain't.