What do you think?

[Nervous Wreck]

First of all, I recieved this in an e-mail. Looks pretty legit to me.

....FINALLY the REAL BIRTH CERTIFICATE....

It appears this might be getting legs, we can only hope!

CAN'T BELIEVE SNOPES VERIFIED THIS AS TRUE, SINCE THEY TEND TO DENY ANY OTHER FACTS ABOUT HIM.

Obamas authentic birth certificate from Coast Memorial Hospital , in Mombasa , KENYA . Now the task is to get the courts to authenticate it and then kick Obama out of office, something they are loathe to do.

Here it is! The document we have been waiting for! Now if only SOMEONE in Congress or the Supreme Court will act on this!
This is what Obama has spent almost $2M (so far) to hide.
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[E_]

Did you snopes it or did you copy and pasted where someone else said they did?

http://www.snopes.com/politics/obama/bi ... yacert.asp

[southforkwally]

Way to go Nervous! Not only is he the worst President in history but ineligible also. Folks this is the most important election in American history. I would love to see this proven about his birth certificate very soon to throw liberal Democrats in disarray.........Southforkwally

[Nervous Wreck]

Did you snopes it or did you copy and pasted where someone else said they did?

http://www.snopes.com/politics/obama/bi ... yacert.asp

'E', I forwarded the e-mail that I received. Did you get it?

[E_]

I did but then saw you posted here.

[MPII]

Ok...I'm confused....is it real or not? Snopes says its a fake.....

[Pop-O]

Think I read that Snopes is not completely reliable.

[MPII]

Think I read that Snopes is not completely reliable.

I also read that. Many people believe its actually a site to deflect true statements run by leftys.

[E_]

(Natural News) Snopes has announced that it is giving up “fact checking” for Facebook as controversy swirls over its handling of the Nathan Phillips case and other high-profile blunders.

Of course, that’s not the official reason they’re throwing in the towel. In a statement, they cited limited resources as their primary motivation, saying that manually flagging false info was simply too big of a task for its team of 16 people.

The site partnered with Facebook in December 2016 on the pretense of cracking down on fake news like that seen during the presidential election of that year; they made $100,000 for their efforts last year. Facebook uses Snopes’ fact checks to change how its algorithm presents stories to users.