Excerpt from WND email: Almost half of registered voters tell pollsters they don't believe Obama’s birth certificate is authentic, almost no one in the media – outside of WND – will touch the story.
When the first official U.S. law enforcement investigation into the matter, led by Arizona Sheriff Joe Arpaio, established "probable cause" that the document released with great fanfare by the White House last April is a computer-generated forgery, a virtual media blackout on the investigation ensued.
Even when one of the six-month investigation's bombshell findings – that the family of unrepentant terrorist Bill Ayers allegedly funded "foreign student" Barack Obama through Harvard Law School – was rated by Internet ranking service Alexa.com as one of the top-read news stories in the entire world (thanks to coverage by WND and the Drudge Report), both the establishment press and the "conservative" media looked the other way.
Here are a few recent examples:• Shortly after Arpaio's March 1 press conference, a popular column discussing Obama’s eligibility to serve as president was published on Townhall.com – which bills itself as the "leading conservative and political opinion website" – but then, the column inexplicably disappeared from the site.Titled "Sheriff Joe Exposes Forgery of Obama's Selective Service Registration," by Floyd and Mary Beth Brown of the Western Center For Journalism, it had been Townhall's eighth-most-read and most-emailed column that day. Then suddenly it was gone – and WND's requests for comment failed to elicit any explanation from Townhall.
• Then another regular Townhall columnist, Diana West, wrote "Why the Silence About Obama's Historic Scam?"but found that it wasn't posted on Townhall at all. Worse, it was déjà vu for West, whose previous column on the same topic likewise was spiked.When WND asked West why her last two columns on the subject of Obama's eligibility weren't posted on Townhall, she responded: "This week's empty hole where my column on media silence on Sheriff Arpaio's press conference would normally go, like last month's empty hole where my column on the Atlanta court proceeding on eligibility would normally go, speak for themselves."
• Recently, a top Breitbart.com editor said he believed "there's no evidence" to support allegations questioning Obama's eligibility as president, adding, "It’s a waste of resources, and it’s a waste of time."
• Forbes online recently published a provocative article by John Mariotti, titled, "Is There An Imposter In The White House?" It started off this way: "There is something very wrong when the sitting president refuses to divulge huge pieces of information about his background. What is he hiding? Maybe the 'birthers' were a little extreme, but is there something wrong with this 'manufactured candidate,' whose history remains sealed from public view? What is he hiding? Could the 'Hawaii birth certificate' be a forgery? Is there something much worse – like 'sponsorship' by an unnamed special interest? I don’t know. I do know that the man in the White House now is an imposter." But guess what? Shortly after it was posted, Forbes inexplicably took the story off its site. But you may read it here.
• What about Fox News? When it was announced that talk radio powerhouse "Mancow" Muller would be featured in two one-hour Fox TV specials called "Mancow TV Worldwide,"the radio host specifically requested that WND senior reporter Jerome Corsi be his first guest. Corsi, a two-time No. 1 New York Times bestselling author and Harvard Ph.D., was set to discuss Iran and Israel, as well as globalism. When Fox was setting up the time for Corsi to be interviewed on Muller's debut show, he was specifically prohibited by the show's producers from discussing anything to do with the constitutional eligibility questions still plaguing Obama.
Corsi has been the nation's top investigative journalist on the Obama eligibility issue and is the author of the New York Times bestseller "Where's the Birth Certificate?" As such, he played a central role in introducing the issue to Maricopa County, Ariz., Sheriff Joe Arpaio. The sheriff's investigative team recently completed the first phase of an ongoing law-enforcement investigation into the many vexing and totally unvetted issues of Obama's past that bear directly on the legality of his serving as president.
Corsi agreed to the restrictions on the Mancow interview, and the Fox segment was taped and scheduled for broadcast.But then, Corsi's publicist received a call from the show's producer saying network executives had viewed the segment and determined that it "didn't fit," and thus would be scrubbed.
"It's clear censorship at Fox," according to Corsi, who says it's apparent the network didn't want an appearance by anyone even linked to the Obama investigation, and claims it confirms the various reports that the mainstream media are censoring reports on Obama's eligibility.
"Fox does not want to cover the Obama eligibility issue," he said. "It's a clear indication Fox is moving to the left. [Owner Rupert] Murdoch must be under increasing political pressure …"
Corsi added, "This confirms stories we've been gathering about the threats (against reporting on Obama's eligibility)," he said. "In fact, it's reaching such a level of censorship that it's of interest to the sheriff's posse."
He was referring to the "Cold Case Posse" of law-enforcement professionals and attorneys assembled by Arpaio, who announced the results of their six-month investigation on March 1.
Arpaio's investigation continues, but at the news conference announcing the initial results, lead investigator Mike Zullo stated, somewhat ominously: "During our investigation, we actually were told [that media] had been threatened with FTC investigations [if they continued reporting on eligibility]. Commentators [had been] threatened with their jobs."
The threats were so intimidating that some individuals quit their positions over safety concerns for their families, Zullo confirmed.
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