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Obama Mystery Theater: Mark Ndesandjo Speaks

The story actually begins about fifty years ago, when Barack Obama Senior, uh, went to Hawaii, as a, as a, a student and met Sally Ann Dunham, and shortly after that conceived Barack. A few years later, they divorced and, uh, he met my mother (pauses, utters “whi”) Ruth Baker, when she was at Harvard Universi, uh, uh, at Harvard. And, uh, shortly after that they went back to Kenya, uh, where I was conceived. We’re both, uh, we both have white mother, uh, white American mothers; we’re both Americans; uh, we’re both multi-r, uh, mixed race; uh, we also went to, uh, we’re also born just a few years apart; and we have a lot of similarities and also a lot of differences.

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LAURA INGRAHAM INTERVIEW:

Whoa. Then he says (7:04) “as babies, literally, we were probably ripped apart by, by, violence or by neglect. His, the absence of a father; mine, the presence of a father.”

Barry then is quoted referring to how BHO Sr. didn’t treat “his FAMILIES” (plural) very well. Mark says there are stories about him and his family that he wants to correct. He only speaks for himself. He says “we’re both like Siamese twins with eyes on different sides of our head; sometimes we don’t see each other and other times we do.” Interesting analogy.

Luo names follow an order pattern of (1) a Christian given name (these used at least for the past two generations), (2) a personal surname (selected from among over 50 “special” attributes, usually relating to the circumstances of a birth, see below), and (3) a patronymic, the child’s father’s personal surname (a woman assumes her husband’s at marriage). Thus, e.g., Valentine Odhiambo Pengo or Philomena Ogwang Odede.
The commonest Luo “personal surnames” are as follows (O- always indicates a male; A- indicates a female; about 85% of Luo names include one of these). The meaning is indicated, when well known and accepted.

http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Appendix:Luo_surnames

look at #5 on the list “obama” is a surname(second name)— barack obama “last name”— whats his last name?