New Executive Orders from the Kenyan

[BjornF16]

You seem to have found the citation reasonably well on your own and without my help. Good on you. I suppose that you and I read that citation differently.

You will note that I never claimed that Barry wasn't a U.S. citizen. I merely called shenanigans, which I will continue to maintain.

Claiming that any questioning of the veracity of a group of people who, by their nature, revel in secret plots and covert operations dilutes credibility is somewhat akin to saying that any opinions varying from the established doctrine are illegitimate. Where there are legitimate questions, it's reasonable to request legitimate answers. When the answers to even dodgy questions are cloaked in misdirection and fabrication, (admittedly, perhaps in order to fuel the conspiracy theory and thereby discredit the questioners) it leads to further speculation.

Not everything is a plot, but then again, not everything isn't.

I think I answered this elsewhere…DO question the legitimate questions; if you want people to listen, then DON'T pursue the ridiculous. While I agree with Stanc that certain questions miss the bigger issues, I think it is legitimate to question why he won't release his college entrance records (without questioning his birthplace), as well as questioning his Selective Service registration.