Lia
22. Holiyah Soetoro Sobah, aka Lia Soetoro - Obama’s adopted sister. She died under mysterious, sudden, and unusual circumstances just as she was getting ready to be reunited with her childhood companion and adopted brother.
She spoke of many specific incidences in the household where she grew up with “Barry” in Indonesia. She saved many items that Barry used during childhood. She was looking forward to seeing him because she had seen him on TV and was told that was “Barry”, her little brother.
However, Lia had reservations about it and so was anticipating seeing the scars he had from falling out of the mango tree and the limp she said he walked with. That was not to be because died.
https://www.ldsfreedomforum.com/viewtopic.php?t=26453&start=510
Look what TTM found on the chans.
Remember the chatter about Hussein in tribal gear with AK 47???
Get a load of this anon theory...
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▶Anonymous 01/21/19 (Mon) 23:11:13bfb096 (3)
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Where was Hussein on December 27, 2007?
Was he in Rawalpindi in Pakistan?
Did he fire the gun in the assassination of Benazir Bhutto at Liaquat Bagh?
Did you realize that while she was campaigning on that day, Benazir was wearing red, white and blue?
This was an election campaign and there were lots of photos and viodeos of the speeches.
Did someone capture an image of a man in tribal attire with an AK-47?
Is it out there hidden in plain view in the thousands of photos on, many different sites?
If Qwanted to suggest that Hussein murdered an American, why did he say red white and blue?
Those of us who have been digging on Hussein, know that he worked for the CIA a lot, and especially in northern Pakistan near the Afghan border, and perhaps even in Afghanistan.
We know that Hussein and the CIA favored a certain political party in Pakistan and it was not the one Benazir was leading.
Some of us have searched countless photos of Afghan rebels especially when British or French or Americans were in the area, and come up dry.
So what remains?
Perhaps it was not the flag that was red white and blue, but the clothes of a woman.
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A bit far fetched?
Perhaps, but could we have even thought true what now we believe true before Q?
66 posted on 1/22/2019 3:20:41 AM by TheTexasMom