Speaking to reporters in Kailua, Birther leader Orly Taitz said that Hawaii cannot be considered part of the United States “unless it can produce an authentic statehood certificate.”

Ms. Taitz said that she did a thorough title search on the islands and has concluded that rather than being a U.S. state, “the islands of Hawaii appear to be colonies of Kenya.”

“That means that everyone born in Hawaii is legally not an American but a Kenyan,” she said, "which I find ironic."

The Birthers’ contention that Hawaii is not a state promptly drew support from one leading Republican politician, former Governor Sarah Palin.

“To be honest, it’s something I’ve always kind of wondered about,” Gov. Palin said. “Hawaii just isn’t an American-sounding name, like Alaska.”






If this is legitimate and true, then that is some funny **** quoted above...

rfenst wrote:

If you think this was intended to be factual, then you're even dumber than you think Palin is.

I'd call you gullible, but it's not even a real word.
honest.
Go try to look it up in a dictionary...

tailgater wrote:

I didn't think it was true. So, I didn't bother to research and authenticate it. That is why I used the conditional text: "If this is legitimate and true". Too bad you got yourself riled up to flame me over my having chucled at something. But, then again, I am not surprised either. You need to lighten up.

rfenst wrote: