WND’s Farah to appear on MSNBC to discuss Birth Certificate aerial banner

From World Net Daily (full disclosure: I write Surfin’ Safari, a weekly column about Internet trends for WND).

Joseph Farah, founder and CEO of WND.com, is scheduled to appear on MSNBC Wednesday evening to talk about a banner that was flown over the Republican presidential debate forum in Tampa, Fla., Monday night.

It demanded, “Where’s the Real Birth Certificate?”

Farah has been behind a campaign that since 2009 had asked “Where’s the Birth Certificate?” during the time frame when Barack Obama fans said the short-form “Certification of Live Birth” image was the only documentation available from the state of Hawaii.

The interview is on Hardball, where host Chris Mathews famously declared himself to be an “enemy” of those who question Barack Obama’s eligibility to be president. But he also openly wondered why he didn’t just put the issue to rest by releasing the proof.

By Radiopatriot

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1 comment

  1. It’s truly unfortunate that the majority of the MSM did not see fit, prior to the election of 08, to perform the duties of investigative journalism, for which they ostensibly exist. That was most eminently not the case, as we all witnessed the MSM minions,
    acting as obsequious, fawning little lap dogs all falling into worshipful poses as they
    genuflected before the altar of their “Chosen One”. As a result, a large swath of the
    useful idiots in this nation were led into believing that the POTUS was the answer to
    all the problems that plagued our own nation & the world at large.

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