Joseph Farah, WND.com

Buckle your seat belts for this news, if you haven’t heard it already.
The one and only document expert consulted by any U.S. media to proclaim Barack Obama’s “birth certificate” as legitimate has rejected that position, claiming he was misquoted by Fox News. He has further stated that Fox refuses to answer his demand for a correction.
Jean Claude Tremblay is the only computer graphics expert consulted by any media other than WND on the validity of the so-called “long-form birth certificate” released by the White House in April. He was also the only expert to lend credibility to the document.
Tremblay told WND none of his comments to Fox would permit the conclusion that the Obama birth certificate is an authentic document.
In other words, the entire news media establishment, besides WND, accepted Obama’s document at face value, without the slightest effort at due diligence.
“I no longer trust Fox News,” he said. “Despite my protests, Fox News will not allow me to correct their story.”
“I never said that,” Tremblay insists. “Winter called me and talked to me for about five minutes on the telephone, and she never said she was going to quote me. Then she misrepresented what I said.”
Let me underscore my point here: Tremblay is the only document expert quoted by any U.S. news agency proclaiming the birth certificate as legitimate.
Meanwhile, every document expert WND has conferred with scoffs at the preposterous notion that the document is somehow valid on its face. Many of them are willing to stake their credentials and their professional judgment on the fact that the birth certificate offered up by the White House is as phony as a three-dollar bill. Others confide their belief there are serious problems with the document but don’t desire to cross swords with the most powerful office in the world.



