WHAT WAS THE FOUNDERS’ “TRUE MEANING AND INTENT?”
by Sharon Rondeau
(Jan. 18, 2016) — The website and organization “WheresObamasBirthCertificate.com” (WOBC) has announced a new campaign aimed at educating the general public about the meaning of the term “natural born Citizen” as used in Article II, Section 1, clause 5 of the U.S. Constitution as one of the three requirements for President of the United States.
In an email notification issued on Monday evening, WOBC founder Mike Volin wrote, “Since the American news media continues to black out and not report the truth about the Article II eligibility clause, we must go around them and inform the American electorate as to the Founders’ true meaning and intent of the Article II natural born Citizen requirement. We will release more on our next show on 01/20/2016.”
The show will begin at 8:00 p.m. ET and will be hosted by Gary Wilmott, owner of the blog “GiveUsLiberty1776.blogspot.com.” Atty. Mario Apuzzo, who filed a lawsuit against Obama and Congress in 2009, and his lead plaintiff, CDR Charles F. Kerchner, Jr. (Ret), will be Wilmott’s guests speaking on “The Ted Cruz Deception.”
Cruz, a declared presidential candidate, claims he is a “natural born Citizen” despite his birth in Canada to a Cuban-, then Canadian-citizen father. Some reports say that Cruz’s mother, who was born in Delaware, became a Canadian citizen while the family resided in Calgary, Alberta during the late 1960s and early 1970s.
Cruz was born on December 22, 1970 and retained Canadian citizenship until May of last year prior to denying that he ever was a citizen of that country.
In his announcement, Volin wrote, “We plan to launch the first Internet ads beginning the last week of January. That gives a little over one week left to raise the initial funds needed to get started. The ads will focus solely on the Article II “Natural Born Citizen” requirement and the 2016 ineligible candidates including Barack Obama a.k.a. Barry Soetoro.”
Donations to the campaign can be made here. To listen live, click here.