[little jeremiah]

What Ayres may have inadvertently revealed is where she was when she was 16. In Chicago. Perhaps living with her Uncle Charles T Payne, who was Deputy Director of the University of Chicago Library...for something like 60 years, until his retirement.

They thought they were being very clever, mixing up fiction and a small bit of factoid here and there. The small bits of factoids shed more light on the lies, rather than making the lies look like truth. they thought people would swallow the whole pottage but they were wrong! More people are going to be questioning this poison myth and will be asking "Who IS he?"

[Fred Nerks]

Every profound lie needs a little truth to hang its hat on. If there had never been a black kenyan student in Hawaii they would have found someone else. He was there at the right time.
If there had never been a girl named Stanley Ann Dunham, some other white girl would have been chosen and paid to take that child to someone like Susan Blake, then fly out to Boston that same day, as Susan said.
The purpose was to give the child an ID.

Our purpose is to try and find who his parents were and where he came from. So far, all we do know is that he probably had one white parent and one who was somewhat coloured.

(Add to that and stir was you see fit.)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4A3bYdwSsr8&list=UUp5Mqb8hSKGI1hbk5ayzXXA&index=18&feature=plcp

[Fred Nerks]

It's an interesting montage, the man is in the desert within sight of the pyramids, wearing a suit and carrying a walking stick; the 'native' has a face that's been obliterated, and even with the camel in a reclined position, the native must have been very very tall...I never knew quite what to make of the image and assumed it was a compilation created as a memento of a visit to Egypt.

Take note of the caption:

Sepember 1964. Leaving a second summit in August, Malcolm traveled to Kenya, where he ran into SNCC activists John Lewis and Donald Harris and spent ??? days discussing the civil rights movement, he flew from Kenya to Tanzania with President Jomo Kenyatta of Kenya and Ugandan President Milton Obote. He made a return visit to Nigeria and made his last stop in Comakry, French West Africa (now Guinea)