As all can see, there is a pile of verifiable evidence (evidence that could be subjected to court-ordered discovery if necessary)
Except all Courts evade discovery
supporting only Stanley Ann
Stop. Stanley is not a girls name, it's silly, it's ridiculous, it's insulting to the USA
as Barry's mom and ZERO evidence of any kind available to support the Mal-Val narrative.
How about their faces?
Per Greenperson: “Not a university in WA. Washington State University. But she didn’t go there; she went to the University of Washington. Two different schools. If we’re going to hew to the accuracy of these INS documents, then either they are true or they are not.”
She never went anywhere near a WA University.
A serious forensic investigator is concerned with whether a contemporaneous document is authentic, not whether all of the in formation in it is accurate. The person who prepared the document could be reporting incorrect information for any number of reasons.
Any authentic document would be nice.
It is entirely reasonable for getting the particular WA university wrong to have been an honest mistake or it is possible that at the time she WAS intending to attend WA State, not U of WA. People get the “U. of (fill in the state)” vs. “(fill in the state U.” wrong all of the time in the numerous states where such confusion can arise. I went to one such university myself.
Mistakes by the boatload
Per Greenperson: “SAD’s passport files are contradictory, missing, or locked away.”
IMO, SAD’s passport file is complete except for the “missing” pre-1966 record of either a renewal and/or initial application. Yes there are wrong dates and the mystery Soebarkah cross-out, but absolutely nothing that indicates ANY forgery of the FIOA passport records which are verifiable and available to anyone...except the “destroyed” ones, of course.
All of the information in the “non-destroyed” passport records confirms that Stanley Ann IS Barry's mom.
Ha Ha, the information they left supports their lie? How stupid you are.
IIRC, Barry's biographers dug up a narrative that Madelyn Dunham was a big fan of Bette Davis. In a 1942 movie, Bette Davis played a strong female character named Stanley who had a sister character name Roy (go figure). Madelyn named her baby girl born late that same year Stanley Ann Dunham in part for Bette Davis's character and in part after her husband, Stanley Armour Dunham, who was goig off to the meat-grinder of WWII with no assurance he could return to have a son to name after himself.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0034890/plotsummary
Plot Summary for "In This Our Life" (1942)
A young woman (Stanley Timberlake) dumps her fiancée (Craig Fleming) and runs off with her sister's (Roy Timberlake) husband (Peter Kingsmill). They marry, settle in Baltimore, and Stanley ultimately drives Peter to drink and suicide. Stanley returns home to Richmond only to learn that her sister Roy and old flame Craig have fallen in love and plan to marry. The jealous and selfish Stanley attempts to win back Craig's affections, but her true character is revealed when, rather than take the rap herself, she attempts to pin a hit and run accident on the young black clerk (Parry Clay) who works in Craig's law office. Written by Bonnie Barber
Adult sisters Roy Kingsmill and Stanley Timberlake are the daughters of Asa and Lavinia Timberlake. Roy takes after her father's side of the family - compassionate and thoughtful if somewhat "soft" - whereas Stanley takes after her mother's side of the family - cutthroat and selfish. The differences between these two sides of the family can also be seen in the former business dealing between Asa and Lavinia's brother, William Fitzroy, who went onto wealth at the expense of Asa's side of the business. William dotes on his niece Stanley, who adds some excitement into his life. Stanley is about to get married to Craig Fleming, a lawyer without much professional aspiration. Roy is already married to surgeon Peter Kingsmill, the two who live in the Timberlake family home. Just before Stanley and Craig's wedding, Stanley and Peter run off together, the two who have been having an affair. Peter felt stifled in the marriage due to living in the Timberlake house and Roy allowing her family to control their lives. After Stanley and Peter run off, Roy and Craig try to get on with their respective lives. Just as Roy and Craig feel they have left this dark part of the lives behind them, Stanley re-enters their lives, bringing with her her selfish desires at the cost of anyone who gets in her way. Written by Huggo