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by Sharon Rondeau
(Jul. 30, 2010) — The Post & Email’s reputation as a news organization with superb researchers is growing, and recently we have been asked to assist with several investigations on the Obama eligibility issue and other related matters.
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More interesting information here about the 100 year requirement for manitaining passport records, (except for Stanley Ann’s I suppose):
http://www.state.gov/documents/organization/96122.pdf
Keep up the great work. But one area I hope you are concentrating your research is on the response of the State department to Christopher Strunk’s FOIA requests concerning the travel and passport records of Obama’s mother. They claim in a letter to him that records prior to 1965 were “destroyed” as a matter of routine housekeeping. Huh? This makes no sense. It looks like a blatant coverup so that they will not have to turn over potentially damning information on the whereabouts of Stanley Ann Dunham in or around 1961, when Barack Obama was born.
Damn, these guys are good. They just continue to purge the records and can fall back on “official” versions of the “truth” that covers for Obama. The State Department’s assertion about handling of records prior to 1965 needs to be investigated. This is probably as close to a smoking gun as there is regarding evidence of a massive coverup. You can see the State Department letter to Strunk at Orly Taitz’s site:
http://www.orlytaitzesq.com/?p=12736
The records were destroyed? I am shocked…….
I agree, if there is a constructive way to investigate this, it needs to be done ASAP. How “routine” was the housekeeping…are all the records from that time frame destoyed, or like Obama’s kindergarden records…..just one?
Mr. Rolbin, US Dept. of State, in the FOIA response states “We did not locate a 1965 passport application referenced in an application for amendment of passport that is included in the release of documents.” Mr. Rolbin makes subsequent statements to try to give the impression that the pre-65 records were destroyed. However, he is careful not specifically say that. The quote is as follows “Many passport applications and other non-vital records were destroyed during the 1980s in accordance with guidance from the General Services Administration.”
The National Archives appears to contradict Mr. Rolbin’s assertion that passport applications were destroyed. From the National Archives website (http://www.archives.gov/genealogy/passport/#where) we find the following statement “Passport applications can be an excellent source of genealogical information, especially about foreign-born individuals. The National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) has passport applications from Oct. 1795-Mar. 1925; the U.S. Department of State has passport applications from Apr. 1925 to the present.” This indicates that passport applications are never destroyed.
My speculation is that, in the 1980’s, the paper passport applications were scanned and the images stored electronically. The original paper documents where then destroyed, because they were no longer needed. Mr. Rolbin stated that “Many passport applications…were destroyed” in order to mislead people into thinking that Stanley Ann Dunham’s pre-1965 passport applications were destroyed.
We’ve seen this sleight-of-hand used before by the Obama Administration. Last year, the idea was being circulated that the original birth certificates at the Hawaii Dept. of Health were destroyed. It was left unsaid that the all of the paper documents had been scanned and stored as electronic images. We’re seeing the same attempt to deceive here with the response to Mr. Strunk’s FOIA requests.
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Mrs. Rondeau replies: Sounds as if he’s giving the answer he’s been told to give, similar to Mr. Daniel Amon at the Selective Service: “I cannot answer your other questions.” Thank you for the research; I will use this in my article.
The 6/29/1967 Application For Amendment of Passport lists the F777733 passport issue date as 7/19/65 but lists Stanley Ann Soetoro’s date of marriage as 3/15/65. Why would she get a passport in the name of Stanley Ann Dunham four months after her wedding to Lolo Soetoro and then amend it in 6/67 to reflect her name change to Stanley Ann Soetoro? Another bizarre fact in the history of Obama/Soetoro.
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Mrs. Rondeau,
Good morning…….. I saw this yesterday and am surprised it hasn’t gotten a lot more response……. perhaps you would find it newsworthy….
For your edification ….. I believe this is most important and bears reading. Cites the Constitution and the total ignorance of the judge in AZ since she had no jurisdiction to hear the case whatever.
From Canada Free Press 07-30-2010
http://canadafreepress.com/index.php/article/25983
RichardL
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Mrs. Rondeau replies: Yes, I mentioned it in my coverage of Arizona’s appeal to the Ninth Circuit.
Canada Free Press has this wrong. The word “State” in the context they cite means a country, not a state of the United States. You’ve heard the term “Heads of State?” That isn’t referring to state governors; it’s referring to presidents and prime ministers of countries.
I think “state” refers to state because the Constitution is a contract which binds the NATION STATES. The States do not belong to the Federal government, they are in a union based on a contract, now defunct because of an ineligible usurper, called the “Constitution”. Each state has sovereignty within that contract and when it is void, as it is now, can secede at will.
I agree with William. “State”, as used in the Constitution, clearly means exactly what it says. Why on earth would anyone bring suit, in ANY U.S. court, against the Head of State of a foreign nation?? First of all, if they were in this country, there’s something called
“Diplomatic Immunity”, and if they weren’t, no court in the land would have jurisdiction. Think about it.
Actually, the term state is very important as it does identify the ‘state’ with the same powers as what you have identified as a country. This article explains a bit further:
http://www.scribd.com/doc/27139558/Brion-McClanahan-The-United-States-is-Not-a-Nation
Originally, the thirteen states WERE sovereign over the newly created federal government as identified in the Articles of Confederation and the Treaty of Paris.
http://www.scribd.com/doc/34499193/Articles-of-Confederation
http://www.scribd.com/doc/34492505/The-Paris-Peace-Treaty-of-September-1783
I hope this is helpful.