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You assume grandma might have had sufficient legal knowledge of immigration law to make it seem unnecessary to her to make any false report of a foreign birth as an HI home birth. People panic!

There was one report (from my questionable memory) I think from a friend of Stanley Ann's (before the friend clammed up) that Madelyn was scared to death of the Mau Mau uprising in Kenya and wanted to protect little Barry.

If there were to be custody issues resulting from a fall-out between Stanley Ann and BHO Sr, especially if there was a Kenya birth, BHO Sr might have had a stronger claim for Kenya jurisdiction of custody if Barry was not a US citizen. We know there was a big fall-out in the marriage because one month after the birth SADO was living in Seattle! Madelyn might have filed US birth papers for Barry and sent SADO to Seattle for protection from BHO Sr who was reportedly a beast.

The point might have been not to just confirm citizenship for Barry after a Kenya birth, but to actually _negate_ the Kenya birth to disarm Kenya claims on Barry.

I don't believe you. I doubt you are old enough to have had much of a career, much less have dealt with consulates in the 1960's. Your posts reveal the maturity level of a teenager.

Thank you for your "youthful" insight, and your age should tell that you just have come out of the teen-age state, but your mindset shows something different, that you never came out and you still is a schooled brainwash "student" knowing zilch about world history!

As born in 1931 and lived in an occupied COPENHAGEN, - not by crazy environmental hoaxer now, - but by nasty oppressive NAZIS when we had to scramble every day to FIND food, and then having a 30+ years career as an Officer in the Merchant Marine!

I dealt daily with many nations consulates all over the world, including USSR, and especially the U.S. consulates and the INS, during the time from 1951 to 1983!!

If you think that consulate businesses was done the same during that period as they are today, you certainly need to go and have your "ear dried behind them." And I couldn't care less if you believe me or not!!!

I have personally dealt with consulates recently, and as a US citizen I was treated with the utmost respect and with excellent customer service. Being only in my third decade of life, however, I am not old enough to have dealt with consulates in the 1960's. My knowledge of consulates during that era is through friends. I have dealt with U.S. consulates and Immigration Offices my entire working career

I don't believe you. I doubt you are old enough to have had much of a career, much less have dealt with consulates in the 1960's. Your posts reveal the maturity level of a teenager.