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Wait till the Republicans find out that democrate students during the Viet Nam war paid the officals to alter thier birth dates to get a higher draft number thus keeping away from nam and service.

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Posted by Tom on January 17, 2006 at 15:17:19:

You can not get a birth certificate anymore. You have to buy one instead. If you wish to be a born again Hudson Resident for a low low fee of etc you can become a valid person or else get a green card.

Wait till the Republicans find out that democrate students during the Viet Nam war paid the officals to alter thier birth dates to get a higher draft number thus keeping away from nam and service. There is/was provisions to report an incorrect birth date back then. This method was better than going to canada. The info the state of nJ has was is also false as a result of that scam. James Carter former pres had pardoned all draft dodgers but fraud is not included. Plus the additional penalty of document altering would be imposed yet alone the deception at Selective Service.

We here do birth re-enactments for those that are not sure if they were born or not. We will issue a birth re-enactment certificate if you want to buy one. Let's see 4 million county residents multiplied by $10 a head for a new birth certificate , well that is a nice amount so some can now in vital statistics buy the home of thier dream and the hot tub too. Good Luck Republicans with the new found gold mine.

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