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["Lynda" <lurine AT com-pair.net>]

Of course it is a lot of "ifs."  An explanation of *how* Indonesian 
passports work was needed.  I provided that information as information, ie. 
how it works.

And, yes, when he reached majority he would have to have renounced his 
citizenship, provided a birth certificate and his adoption papers.

Ya know, it is real simple.  You don't need *teams* of lawyers to fight (and 
yes, a court did accept the case and then *after* the teams of lawyers sent 
enough briefs, etc. to sink a battleship, did the case get a no go) a) the 
lawsuit; b) stopping hospitals from releasing records; and c) stopping 
anyone from getting his college records.

WHY?

Lynda
"Facts do not cease to exist because they are ignored."  Aldous Huxley

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Lynn Wigglesworth" <lynnw1366 AT hotmail.com>
> Lots of 'ifs' in there, and no evidence that any of it actually happened.
> The simplest explaination is that he had a US passport. The  piece that
> Marie quoted from the NYT travel section
> http://www.nytimes.com/1981/06/14/travel/lahore-a-survivor-with-a-bittersweet-history.html?&pagewanted=1
> certainly suggests that there were Americans travelling as tourists  in
> those countries in 1981.
>
> According to the US State Department, a parent cannot renounce US
> citizenship of minor children. IF Obama was legally adopted, and IF he
> became a citizen of Indonesia, he'd have dual citizenship. Unless he
> officially renounced his US citizenship (or committed one of the acts that
> loses your citizenship), he's still a citizen.
>
> Lynn Wigglesworth
> Tioga Co. PA
>
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