It looks a whole lot more like he was born in Kenya
The HI and Kenyan narratives have one thing in common: a BC. They also share the exact same fatal weaknesses. Namely, no one in either place remembers Stanley Ann being there.
By remembering her, I’m not talking about pothead Abercrombie’s discredited ‘recollections,’ or the apocryphal tale of Stanley Ann going into labor while bathing in the ocean. I’m talking about actual people—people who can say, ‘This is the house/apt./hut she lived in. This is what she did during the nine mos of her pregnancy.’
There is a gaping black hole, both in HI and in Kenya. Nobody can place her; no one remembers squat.
Here are the arguments for Canada. If she were in a home for unwed mothers, that explains her 7-9 month seeming disappearance off the face of the earth. The point of putting a young woman in the early sixties in such a home was precisely to disappear her until after the delivery.
Stanley Ann’s first appearance after the black hole is in Seattle. This cannot be explained by either the Kenyan or HI scenarios. No way she’d have flown all the way from Kenya with an almost-newborn, only to hop on another plane and, at great, unnecessary expense, relocate to Seattle. Had she flown from Kenya to HI, she’d have stayed there. The university in Honolulu was, after all, her school of choice.
It’s equally ridiculous to posit that she gave birth in HI, then jumped on a plane and migrated to Seattle. There’s zero justification for the myriad extra expenses, plus she wouldn’t have left her school and support group only to be all alone in a strange city/school.
The only rational explanation is that she was sent to Canada to have and give up the baby to adoption. She rashly decided to keep him, which explains why she showed up and temporarily enrolled in Seattle. She actually didn’t want to do a lot of travel with a newborn.
This also explains Granny Dunham’s scramble to register the birth in HI. Some ‘handwritten records,’ existed in Obama’s file prior to the fabricated HI BC. That was granny’s doing; she wanted her grandson to have American citizenship.