@DanVerg: admit you were wrong about HI authenticating that picture, answer the other two questions: HI's governor; judge accept as proof.

@DanVerg: State doesn't accept pictures on webpages when giving out passports. But, it's good you admitted you were wrong about authenticate

@DanVerg: now, what did HI's governor say? And, would a judge accept a picture on a webpage as proof of what's pictured?

@DanVerg: you're a lightweight, I think everyone's seen that. Let me know when you decide to answer the other two questions.

@DanVerg: you're embarrassing yourself again. That's the (1) statement I've referred to. That's evidence, not definitive proof.

@DanVerg: your claim is false. Hawaii never authenticated that picture, as they admit: http://24ahead.com/n/9386 #Birthers #birther

@DanVerg: slowly now: if that were a picture of your cert, would a judge accept is proof? Would even the DMV accept it as proof? Yes or no.

@DanVerg: who confirmed that picture as real?

@DanVerg: I've asked you three questions, answer them. HI's governor. Judge accept picture as proof. Who confirmed that picture. Answer now.

@DanVerg: dishrags are smarter than you. That's a picture on a webpage. Not admissible except as a picture on that page, not proof.