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WND’s Klein Doesn’t Challenge Zullo’s Falsehoods

Posted on July 24, 2012

On his July 22 WABC radio show, WorldNetDaily’s Aaron Klein interviewed Mike Zullo on the subject of President Obama’s birth certificate, during which he repeated his earlier claim about numbers written on the certificate. From a July 22 WND article summarizing Zullo’s appearance:

The number 9 marked in the box containing Obama’s father’s race, however, presents a problem.

“The values were curious,” Zullo told Klein. “If you look at Mr. Obama Sr.’s race, the box says ‘African,’ and that’s always been a point of contention, because in the ’60s ‘African’ wasn’t a race designator. Next to it is the number 9. We learned the statistical codings in the 1960s for the federal government – and actually through the remainder of the decade – number 9 stands for unstated or information not supplied.”

Therefore, Zullo explained, when the number 9 shows up, there wouldn’t have been anything entered into the field, not “African” or “Black” or “Negro” – it would have been left blank.

That is false. As we’ve documented, Zullo is applying a 1968 coding system to Obama’s 1961 certificate. The pre-1968 coding system defined the number 9 as “other nonwhite.”

Klein failed to bring up this discrepancy during the interview, despite the fact that the issue of Zullo using the wrong coding system had been raised days earlier — indeed, Dr. Conspiracy first wrote about the coding systems Hawaii used back in March.

Klein knew, or should have known, that Zullo used the wrong coding system — which undermines his entire argument — yet he didn’t talk about it. That’s either incompetence or deceit on Klein’s part.

Klein and Zullo also rehashed another bogus birther claim, that a person can easily get a Hawaii birth certificate that could fraudulently claim a person was born in Hawaii when they weren’t. Even the Joseph Farah-founded Western Journalism Center shot that down — three years ago, by the way — stating that such birth certificates would not claim a person was born in Hawaii if there was no proof of it.

Klein declared once again that “I personally also hired three independent forensic investigators. … All three came back with the same conclusion, and that was there was modifications on the PDF file that they could not explain, that are not consistent with a normal scanned document.” Klein never identified these so-called “forensic investigators,” nor to our knowledge has he public released a full accounting of the conclusions they reached.

Basically, this was one hack interviewing another. Sad, isn’t it?

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