By: Jennifer Lawson-Zepeda
For all of those who want to see President Barack Obama’s birth certificate, to insure he is a true red, white and blue born leader, I give you the history of George Romney…a true immigrant story of a man who ran for President when he was born in Mexico.
USA Born
Sometimes I think about California’s last Governator, Arnold Alois Schwarzenegger — an Austrian former professional bodybuilder, actor, businessman, investor, and American politician.
Remember that guy? And his efforts to change laws qualifying candidates for the Presidency; such as that testy little section in our U.S. Constitution stating that the requirements to become a President that we understand today:
A natural born citizen or the child of two parents born in the U.S.
Over the age of 35
Have been a permanent resident of the United States of America for at least 14 years
Feeling American
But let us not forget that many who come to the U.S. and apply for citizenship feel more American than those of us born here.
So, in spite of our constitution, they feel those Constitutional requirements simply don’t apply to them. And in the case of George Romney, that has never been truer.
Remember Mitt’s father, George Romney’s bid to become our President, back in 1968?
A year before the first 1968 presidential primary – some newspapers were raising questions as to whether George Romney’s place of birth disqualified him from the presidency.
George Romney himself was unequivocal.
“I am a natural born citizen. My parents were American citizens. I was a citizen at birth,” he said, according to a typewritten statement found in his archives.
In a paper in November aimed at clarifying presidential eligibility, the Congressional Research Service declared that the practical, legal meaning of “natural born citizen” would “most likely include” not only anyone born on U.S. soil but anyone born overseas of at least one parent who was a U.S. citizen.
(Source: Romney’s birth certificate evokes his father’s controversy)”
Wait a minute! Did I read that correctly? “…of at least ONE parent who was a U.S. citizen?”
And the Constitution adopted on September 17, 1787, it says TWO parents, doesn’t it?
No Person except a natural born Citizen, or a Citizen of the United States, at the time of the Adoption of this Constitution, shall be eligible to the Office of President; neither shall any person be eligible to that Office who shall not have attained to the Age of thirty five Years, and been fourteen Years a Resident within the United States.
Nope. No mention of parental birth. So where did that come from and why do we care about a person’s place of birth, as long as they are a U.S. citizen?
The Constitution
Why were the original authors of the U.S. Constitution so concerned about a person’s immigration status, when they created this document?
Well…you see, our forefathers were thinking ahead about something that has slipped by us today. The concept of wealth and power controlling the direction of a country.
The immigration requirement was an attempt to keep foreign aristocrats from immigrating here to use their wealth and influence to impose a monarchy.
So does the citizenship clause include children of two parents born in the U.S.? Here are our own USCIS Citizenship mandates, used to determine a person’s citizenship if born outside of the U.S.:
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Is that confusing, or what? So if you were born before….and your parent was…
I can see why we are confused! Did you realize that U.S. citizenship was so complicated?
Why, some people even believe that the office of the Presidency is a scandal manipulated by the infamous Illuminati. They cite evidence that of 43 presidents of the U.S.A. all were related in some way, and that 33 of the Presidents can be traced back to the bloodline of Charlemagne.
Well…that might explain the aversion to Obama. After all, would it be acceptable to these types to admit a biracial man into that elite Illuminati lineage, tracing back to Charlemagne?
But with Mitt Romney running for President after his father already tried, I have one question to ask…
Did we really avoid foreign aristocrats from immigrating here to use their wealth and influence to impose a monarchy? Or did we just eliminate it for one generation?
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My reponse – who cares? At this point it’s no longer relevant where the fucker-in-chief was born (he could be a goddamn Martian for all I care…) because he has already demonstrated by his *actions* that he is an enemy of the sovereign individual!
And it’s not just one person either – the entire political structure is rotted to its core! The fact of the matter is that the state looks out for itself and the ruling classes first, not regular people: the whole fucking system has to go – not just certain politicians of questionable “citizenship” (note: “citizen” is just a polite word for slave).
I don’t have much truck with conspiracy theories – most of them are twaddle, and the whole ‘Illuminati’/Bilderberger/Trilateral Commission/False Flag 9-11/Dogs-And-Cats-Sleeping-Together’ thing certainly falls into that category.
Fact is, when a candidate gets to the point where they’re ready to be nominated, the national committee of their chosen party vets ’em all rather heavily in conjunction with the FBI, Secret Service, and probably a half-dozen other agencies. To think that the average citizen would find something that all of these folks had somehow overlooked is stretching it.
But no matter.
There are larger forces at play.
The next president of the U.S. may well be the last. Right now, we’re using 2.5X of the planet’s resources (a swift trick that won’t last forever); we’ve overbred our little plot of dirt here in the Universe, and are busy shitting in our own sandbox.
Anthropogenic climate-change is probably past any real tipping point. Peak oil is, for good or ill, upon us. The last thirty years of lunacy-as-domestic-economic-policy is coming home to roost.
Those birds you hear on the horizon? They’re not a group of benign chickens, coming home to roost – they’re huge and angry bastards, with bloody eyeballs and carrion-rending beaks. And, they’re almost here.
Should be fun to watch.
I’ll make the popcorn….
When the world’s wealthiest people come together to hold secret meetings with the purpose of maintaining control over their wealth, it may not be a conspiracy but they are certainly conspiring. With that much money in their stingy, tight fists, you can bet they are not conspiring to create cheap, clean, renewable energy, balanced agriculture, and practical water recycling solutions or it would be done.
The “heritage” claims are absolutely ridiculous. Every time i hear a colonialist talk about his “clean” linage, referring to a pure European background all the way back to pre- revolutionary war days, the only thing i can think about is inbreeding. Up here, we are of the opinion that stateside folk entertain the idea that Hawaii is a third world country, with a populace desperate enough to forge American citizenship birth certificates. Hawaii is a state, and much wealthier than a lot of the mainland ones. This leads us to further speculate that if Sarah Palin had been an Inuit instead of a colonialist, would her own citizenship have been brought into question. After all, Alaska became a state only six months before Hawaii became one.
What i find most ridiculous of all is the Illuminati fear factor. If this secret society actually exists, the roll call didn’t include the most corrupt and vicious people in the world precisely, but some of the most intelligent and forward thinking. If this group actually exists, they preserved art, literature and scientific knowledge throughout the Dark Ages, when everyone else was hideously murdering each other. Intellectualism, of itself, is nothing to fear. It’s only fearful when it’s used as a measurement of superiority and entitlement to rule over others, but then, any system of superiority and entitlement is fearful.
Obama is simply a poor leader. He is obviously intelligent, but uses his intelligence for personal gain and dominance over others; thus placing him in the group that feels a sense of entitlement. A good leader does not feel superior. S/he does not feel entitled. The leadership is not a planned propaganda device to make others follow. In the active demonstration of humility, kindness, compassion and care for others, the good leader sets an example that others follow. We have no good leaders.
@ W.D. Noble,
I’ll admit that most of that Illuminatti/shadow government stuff pushed by many conspiracy theorists is bullshit (in my opinion it’s the delusion of hyperpatriots – people that can’t imagine that the state they love so much could be the source of their problems, so they postulate that some foreign entity has taken control away from the people), but don’t be so quick to dismiss such ideas as false flags or other seemingly crazy government projects because the state has used them before (Gulf of Tonkin, MK Ultra, etc…): conspiracies are very real and are a *lot* more common than what we are led to believe…
Hmmm, seems to me all these angry white people can shut the hell up about “Anchor Babies” as we have almost all of us, been guilty of this in our ancestry.