I guess you haven't figured out yet that the least credible argument one can make is 'everyone knows......'
If someone said something scurrilous about you and appended 'everyone knows...., would you accept it?
It's weak shit. Period
And so too is sheriff Joe's shit.
Lastly, you are a pathetic loser to keep on beating the birther dead horse. You really are slumming around in the stupidest and most willfully ignorant strata of American society.
Six years have passed since the poor excuse for a sheriff, and human being, made his ridiculous accusations. Anything come of it?
Read and weep; you are busted again, bigly:
If someone said something scurrilous about you and appended 'everyone knows...., would you accept it?
It's weak shit. Period
And so too is sheriff Joe's shit.
Lastly, you are a pathetic loser to keep on beating the birther dead horse. You really are slumming around in the stupidest and most willfully ignorant strata of American society.
Six years have passed since the poor excuse for a sheriff, and human being, made his ridiculous accusations. Anything come of it?
Read and weep; you are busted again, bigly:
Quote:
Birther movement
See also: Barack Obama citizenship conspiracy theories
At two press conferences held in March 2012, Arpaio and members of his Cold Case Posse claimed that President Barack Obama's long-form birth certificate, released by the White House on April 27, 2011,[201] is a computer-generated forgery. T
he Posse also claimed that Obama's Selective Service card was a forgery.[202][203] The allegations regarding the birth certificate were repeated at a July 2012 news conference in which Arpaio stated that Obama's long-form birth certificate was "definitely fraudulent."[204]
Some of the major claims presented by Arpaio were subsequently shown to be false; specifically, the 1961 Vital Statistics Instruction Manual that Arpaio and his team claimed to possess contradicted what they claimed it said, and images shown by them, purportedly from that manual, were instead from computer specifications dated 1968 and 1969.[205]
In response to Arpaio's claims, Joshua A. Wisch, a special assistant to the Attorney General of Hawaii, said in a statement, "President Obama was born in Honolulu, and his birth certificate is valid.
Regarding the latest allegations from a sheriff in Arizona, they are untrue, misinformed and misconstrue Hawaii law."[206] Arizona state officials, including Governor Jan Brewer and Secretary of State Ken Bennett, also dismissed Arpaio's objections and accepted the validity of Obama's birth certificate.[207] Brewer also stated that Obama's mother's U.S. citizenship made him a citizen by jus sanguinis, regardless of where he was born.[208]
During September 2016, Arpaio claimed to be still investigating President Obama's birth certificate, stating, "We are looking at a forged document. Period."[209] On December 15, 2016, Arpaio held a news conference along with posse member Mike Zullo, detailing "9 points of forgery" supposedly found on the digital image of Obama's birth certificate.[210]
In 2007, Arpaio said that it was an "honor" for his department to be compared to the Ku Klux Klan, a white supremacist terrorist organization. On the witness stand in a civil trial in 2012, however, Arpaio backtracked, saying that he no longer considered the comparison an honor.[ 211]
Read more about what a despicable low-life prick Joe is. You sure can pick 'em.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joe_Arpaio
