Sunday, December 18, 2016

Sheriff Joe Arpaio: Probe Proves Obama Birth Certificate Is 'Fake'

Sheriff Joe Arpaio: Probe Proves Obama Birth Certificate Is 'Fake'

December 18, 2016 Sheriff Joe Arpaio: Probe Proves Obama Birth Certificate Is 'Fake' , 1 Comments


By USA Today, Dec. 16, 2016 

PHOENIX — It was a presentation hyped by a tauntingly brief media notification more than 24 hours earlier: On Thursday afternoon, it said, Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio would present the newest revelations on an investigation into President Obama’s birth certificate.

At 4 p.m. sharp, Arpaio and a member of his Sheriff's Office's Cold Case Posse had a big message for the 40-odd journalists in attendance: You were wrong.

Arpaio and his aides announced that a five-year investigation had "proved" that Obama’s birth certificate from Hawaii in 1961 was a fake. An accompanying presentation highlighted what they called “9 points of forgery” on the document, which focused on the angles of date stamps, typed letters and words.
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  1. RodPDecember 19, 2016 at 2:51 PM

    Hillary would say..."At this point what does it matter?" ...I say impeach him! just for the sake of history. Better late than never...also make everything he signed null and void!

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