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...In the story Dr. West does not say that he personally delivered Obama, but merely recounts that “Stanley gave birth to Barack Hussein Obama”. If true, West may have simply seen or heard of the same HI vital record, perhaps of a home or foreign birth, which was reported to the HI newspapers...

Poor Dr West, he's dead and cannot tell us if he was even there...having lunch, with a student, just the two of them...discussing who had a baby today...

And time flying, she ends up his teacher in High School, and tells us what a wonderful student he was and what a great basketball player!

I'm more interested in WHY her father, Professor Czurles in Buffalo would be interested to hear the name BARACK HUSSEIN OBAMA and why the name might mean anything to him...THAT'S IF SHE EVER HAD 'LUNCH' OR EVER WROTE A LETTER!

There's always a little truth in the biggest lie. Where is that grain of truth?

Might it be that Professor Czurles would recognize the name BECAUSE HE KNEW OBAMA SENIOR before he arrived in Hawaii?

Doesn't anyone think it's a little odd, that Neil Abercrombie, Barbara Nelson, Stanley Armour Dunham and Obama Senior all ARRIVED IN HAWAII IN 1959? And Barbara Nelson hailed from Buffalo, just as Neil Abercromie did...and where Professor Czurles, Barbara Nelson's father was when she supposedly wrote to him about the birth?

IMO the paternity and place of birth deception began right there. And they were all part of it.

footnote: No one knows when BARACK HUSSEIN OBAMA SENIOR actually arrived in the US. He was NOT part of the airlift of students from Kenya, which arrived in SEPTMEBER 1959.

Interesting too is that “Stanley gave birth” rather than “Ann gave birth.” Stanley Ann went by the name Stanley BEFORE moving to Hawaii. AFTER moving to Hawaii, she was known as Ann. When she supposedly gave birth, she was using the name Ann, not Stanley. If the hospital records wanted her whole name, she would have given it as Stanley Ann. The point being is that it sounds like the Dr. knew Stanley from before they moved to Hawaii and that perhaps Nelson did too. Ann was a university student, Sr. was a university student, Nelson was a university student, and the bride to be was a university student. Just how many universities were there in Honolulu at the time? Has anyone verified there was an Outrigger Canoe Club restaurant on Waikiki Beach in Aug. ‘61?