Blogger admits Hawaii birth certificate forgery, subverting Obama claims (Uh-oh)

Israel Insider ^ | 3 July 2008 | Reuven Koret

[1COUNTER-MORTER-68]

Bump Dat...

[mojitojoe]

The proud American will go down into his slavery with out a fight, beating his chest and proclaiming to the world, how free he really is
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time will tell I guess..... never underestimate the awakening of a sleeping beast.

[Las Vegas Ron]

never underestimate the awakening of a sleeping beast.

Thanks, I needed that :)

[rodguy911]

I think the bottom line is that we need conservative leadership at the top of the party that is bold enough to tackle issues like this and then take on the DBM when they try and protect their candidate.

[rodguy911]

THe big problem here is something we have run into since the clintons. Many of us search for info on the web and we have no way of knowing how much has bee blocked or simply blacked out like we have already found page after page,we may have to go to more arcane slower methods such as original docs wherever they may be.That may be where the truth lies.

[MHGinTN]

The ‘beast’ has been thoroughly tamed with bread and circuses, the masses have been dumbed down by the socialist education system which pruposely avoids teaching the young the true lessons from our founders because that would be too close to religion in schools for the secular fools running the schools. No, the America you think still exists under the surface is but a ghost you hold in memory. Your children and grandchildren will not be allowed to dream such dreams.

[STARWISE]

This Sept. 14, 1946, photo provided by the Dunham family shows Stanley Armour Dunham with his daughter Stanley Ann vacationing at Yosemite National Park, Calif. Dunham, who Barack Obama would one day call Gramps, was a supply sergeant in the Army Air Force when the Allied invasion of Normandy at last began, headed to California after the war, and enrolled at Berkeley under the GI bill.

This undated photo provided by the Dunham family shows Ralph Emerson Dunham, second from left, his English wife Elizabeth 'Betty' Smith Dunham, during their honeymoon visit with his maternal Aunt Doris Armour, third from left, in Kansas after World War II. The man at right is an unidentified friend. Dunham, later became the great uncle of Barack Obama.

This 1947 photo provided by the Dunham family shows Stanley Armour Dunham after WWII. The man Barack Obama would one day call Gramps, was a supply sergeant in the Army Air Force when the Allied invasion of Normandy began; the family headed to California after the war, and Dunham enrolled at Berkeley under the GI bill.

This Nov. 7, 2008, file photo shows the grave site of then President-elect Barack Obama's maternal grandfather, WWII veteran Stanley Armour Dunham, at the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific at Punchbowl in Honolulu.

This 1920s photo provided by the Dunham family shows the last family photo of Ralph Waldo Dunham, left, with his wife Ruth Armour Dunham, and sons Ralph Emerson Dunham, left and younger brother Stanley Armour Dunham, right, future grandfather of Barack Obama.

This Aug. 1945, photo provided by the Dunham family shows Army Sgt. Stanley Armour Dunham, his wife Madelyn Payne Dunham, and 2-year-old daughter Stanley Ann, future mother of Barack Obama, in Augusta, Kan. The man Barack Obama would one day call Gramps, was a supply sergeant in the Army Air Force when the Allied invasion of Normandy began; the family headed to California after the war, and Dunham enrolled at Berkeley under the GI bill.

Ralph Emerson Dunham, 92, President Barack Obama's great-uncle on his mother's side, looks at an old address book while talking to the Associated Press at a retirement community Tuesday, May 26, 2009, in Springfield, Va. The military address of his brother Stanley, Obama's grandfather, is crossed out on the bottom left page.

Ralph Emerson Dunham, 92, President Barack Obama's great-uncle on his mother's side, holds mementos of his deceased brother Stanley Armour Dunham, grandfather of Barack Obama, during an interview with the Associated Press at a retirement community, Tuesday, May 26, 2009, in Springfield, Va.

This undated photo provided by the presidential campaign of then-Sen. Barack Obama, D-Ill., shows Obama's maternal grandparents, Stanley and Madelyn Dunham, in Cambridge, Mass., during World War II. Dunham was a 26-year-old supply sergeant in the Army Air Force when the Allied invasion of Normandy at last began.

Ralph Emerson Dunham, 92, President Barack Obama's great-uncle on his mother's side, talks to the Associated Press during an interview at a retirement community, Tuesday, May 26, 2009, in Springfield, Va.

This March 1943, photo provided by the Dunham family shows Army Lt. Ralph Emerson Dunham, while serving during World War II. Dunham is the older brother of Stanley Armour Dunham, the man Barack Obama would one day call Gramps.

Ralph Dunham, 92, President Barack Obama's great-uncle on his mother's side, holds a photograph during an interview with The Associated Press at a retirement community Tuesday, May 26, 2009, in Springfield, Va. The 1944 photograph taken in London and shows Ralph, right, and his younger brother Stanley, who borrowed a uniform jacket for the photo. In the months before the invasion the brothers met up twice in England while on leave, once at the Russell Hotel. 'I walked down the steps and there was my brother sitting on a settee,' Dunham said.

This Oct. 26, 1944, photo provided by the Dunham family shows Stanley Armour Dunham, while serving in the U.S. Army somewhere in France during World War II. Dunham, the man whom Barack Obama would one day call Gramps, was a 26-year-old supply sergeant in the Army Air Force when the Allied invasion of Normandy at last began."

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BIG APObama article

Obama's Gramps: Gazing skyward on D-Day in England

*snip*

On this coming Saturday, the 65th anniversary of D-Day, Obama will visit the gravesites and beaches of Normandy, and look out across the channel that his grandfather crossed from a staging area at Southampton, England.

"I knew him when he was older," Obama said of his grandfather in 2007. "But I think about him now and then as he enlisted — a man of 23, fresh-faced with a wise-guy grin."

To the 75 men of Dunham's company, he was a good guy to have around.

For one thing, he taught the men how to use their new gas masks.

He also came up with a radio, games and books for a day room that Dunham's commanding officer described as "a swell place to spend an evening."

And when the 1830th had a party in the gym three days after D-Day, they had Dunham to thank for it.

On May 31, 1944, payday, Dunham had taken up a collection of 35 British pounds — about $150 in today's dollars — to finance the event. He lined up a convoy of girls from Southampton who, the men hoped, would be "simply smashing," as his commanding officer, Frederick Maloof, wrote in his diary.

"The party was a huge success, except that the beer ran out about 10:30 p.m.," 1st Lt. Maloof later reported. "All agreed that the orchestra was good. A few of the die-hards were still crooning over the empty beer barrels at an early morning hour."

For all the good times, the strains of war were ever present for Dunham and his fellow soldiers.

On the evening after D-Day, Dunham's unit dug 27 foxholes.

"This was done in case of a retaliation by the Germans," Maloof wrote.

[pissant]

Obama’s grandma was quite a looker in her day.

[Protect the Bill of Rights]

ping to above
IIRC, didn’t we trace him from the Northern Va area and then to Richmond? [Maybe it was his kids in Richmond]
Seems he is back in Springield in a Retirement Home.

[Protect the Bill of Rights]

http://video.ap.org/?t=By%20Section/U.S.&p=&f=VARIT&g=0530dv_obama_grandfather_fp

video with Ralph Dunham (sorry if posted)

[Protect the Bill of Rights]

LOL! “We’re trying to find out where he got his big ears from” Madelyn guilty party—she had big ‘uns.

[Spunky]

Ping!

[maggief]

LOL! Spittin' image ... "big ears" and all ...

[maggief]

DOB is all over the map, for some reason.

???

DUNHAM, RALPH E xxxx WHITEOAKS DR ALEXANDRIA, VA 22306

Last sold for $590,000 on 8/31/2004

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1. DUNHAM, RALPH E (Age 92)

Associated names:

DUNAHAM, RALPH
Available(5) Available ALEXANDRIA, VA
SPRINGFIELD, VA
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[Fred Nerks]

...we may have to go to more arcane slower methods such as original docs wherever they may be.That may be where the truth lies.

for example: compare these items discovered whilst searching for information on obama snr:

Barack Senior came to Hawaii in 1959 with a scholarship sponsored by Kenyan nationalists to educate gifted Kenyan students as the country fought for independence from British Colonial rule.

SOURCE LINK

Barack Obama, Sr.’s Hawaiian education was sponsored partly by the Laubach Literacy Institute (LLI), which has links to the Nation of Islam, and which considers a socialist world without national borders one of its goals. A financial supporter of the LLI was Elizabeth Mooney Kirk, who co-authored books with its founder, Charles Laubach. Kirk was also a friend of civil rights activist Malcolm “X” (Malcolm Little). It is likely that Malcolm X met Obama, Sr. while visiting the Secretary General of the Kenya Federation of Labour, prominent Kenyan politician Tom Mboya, in 1959, because Mboya and Obama were close friends. [408]

SOURCE LINK

[rodguy911]

I don't know how you do it Fred but some of you guys really come up with the goodies,over and over.

I bookmarked that second link, it will take some serious time to go through, thanks much!

This is tough doing this on our own but there is waaay too much at stake not to.

[Fred Nerks]

Questions are often more important than easy answers. I asked myself, is it possible obama snr and malcolm x knew each other before obama snr came to Hawaii? Malcolm made three trips to Ghana, the first in 1959. There was an African-American expat community in Ghana, which included DuBois, one of the founders of the NAACP, and notably, Maya Angelou.

SEE: VIEW DIGITAL OBJECTS. DU BOIS - Paul Robeson. NAACP. MAO ZEDONG ...etc.

http://www.library.umass.edu/spcoll/dubois/?cat=9

http://www.journalofamericanhistory.org/teaching/2008_12/article.html

[25] Harry Belafonte, Sidney Poitier, and Jackie Robinson appeal letter, Aug. 24, 1959, box 3, Robinson Papers; Smith, “East African Airlifts of 1959, 1960, and 1961,” 25–43. Barack Obama wrote that his father “had been selected by Kenyan leaders and American sponsors to attend a university in the United States,” but a list of the students who landed in New York on September 9, 1959, does not contain the name of the elder Obama. Tom Shachtman, working in the African-American Students Foundation (aasf) papers for a book on the airlifts, has found that the elder Obama came in 1959 with support from the aasf but appears to have been routed a different way as he made his way to the University of Hawaii. Barack Obama, Dreams from My Father: A Story of Race and Inheritance (New York, 1995), 9; “Eighty-One Kenya Airlift Students Arrived New York Sept. 9th 1959,” box 3, Robinson Papers; Tom Shachtman telephone interview by James H. Meriwether, Aug. 19, 2008, notes (confirmed via e-mail by Shachtman) (in James H. Meriwether’s possession).

Obama Snr was NOT part of the original airlift. The Journal of American History website makes interesting reading.

[Fred Nerks]

One can see how obama snr fell out with Kenyetta:

On December 12th, 1963, the British granted full independence to Kenya. KANU leader Jomo Kenyatta (a Kikuyu) became it’s first president.

This was the first period of freedom in Kenya history for a long time - at least formally, because the Cold War ensured plenty of Western grip in the next phase of Kenya history. Although the British had sentenced Kenyatta to 7 years of hard labour for his role in the Mau Mau rebellions, Kenyatta followed a course of reconciliation. He asked white settlers not to leave Kenya, let many colonial civil servants keep their jobs, and made Kenya a member of the British Commonwealth. In the Cold War he followed a pro-Western, anti-communist course (more on our separate page about Kenya and the Cold War). Foreign investments flew in because of Kenya’s relative stability and Kenyatta had political influence throughout Africa. A relative prosperous phase in Kenya history began.

http://www.kenya-advisor.com/kenya-history.html

In 1959 a monograph written by him was published by the Kenyan Department of Education, entitled Otieno jarieko. Kitabu mar ariyo. 2: Yore mabeyo mag puro puothe. (English: Otieno, the wise man. Book 2: Wise ways of farming.) [23]

In 1965 Obama Sr. wrote a paper titled “Problems Facing Our Socialism,” published in the East Africa Journal, harshly criticizing the blueprint for national planning, “African Socialism and Its Applicability to Planning in Kenya”, which had been produced by Tom Mboya’s Ministry of Economic Planning and Development. The article was signed “Barak H. Obama.” [24] As his son describes in his memoir, Obama Sr.’s conflict with President Kenyatta destroyed his career. (Dreams from my Father, pp. 214-216.)

http://wapedia.mobi/en/Barack_Obama,_Sr.?t=2.

[Fred Nerks]

“spittin’ image”? I wouldn’t be so sure:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q5QD_6UtfFo

[maggief]

Sorry, I should have added a sarcasm tag.