Obamaunism 101: The Stanley Ann and Madelyn Dunham factor

[Iowan]

>>>>Snakes everywhere. Hopefully someone will be bit by one.

LOL...Yes, interesting thought.

P9ing

[Iowan]

>>>>Snakes everywhere. Hopefully someone will be bit by one.

LOL...Yes, interesting thought.

Ping

[jetxnet]

Redmond? Home of Microsoft.

Bill Gates was/is a huge contributor to the Obama campaign.

[little jeremiah]

Bookmark.

[Extremely Extreme Extremist]

Holy balls. If I look out my window, will I also see flying UFOs too?

[neverbluffer]

Simlog seems to be connected to Simpson Investment Company based in washington, a holding company involved in logging, timberland, and owns forest in South America.

[jetxnet]

Thanks .. so what is the heavy equipment for?

I do know, from the data provided, that the Dunhams were/are heavily into the real-estate business.

Some other analysis, indicitive of the aliases etc. is a good sign of real-estate fraud and laundering schemes.

[BP2]

In her dissertation, "Peasant Blacksmithing in Indonesia," in the index section, she references her own work as “Ann Dunham Sutoro” from at least 1978 up through 1992.

However, at the front of the dissertation published in 1992, in the front, she uses:
“S. Ann Dunham”
“Stanley Ann Dunham,” and
“Dunham, Stanley Ann, Ph. D.”

She also referrences working with the Ford Foundation, particularly 1981-1984, employed as a program officer for "Women and Employment" at the "Regional Southeast Asia Office of the Ford Foundation in Jakarta.

[BP2]

Quick question for the group: has anyone actually looked at her 1000-plus page dissertation “Peasant Blacksmithing in Indonesia”?

Kinda hard to come by...

[DAVEY CROCKETT]

Grandmother Durhan is not showing up in the SS death index last time I checked.

[Fred Nerks]

Not me! (Suppose I’m just cranky I didn’t think to apply for a government grant or live on someone elses money while writing a book that no one will ever want to read.)

[neverbluffer]

NO, think that last post was wrong about Simpson Investment Corp.

SIMLOG leasing shows via the internet search to be a subsidiary of ALASKA MUTUAL Bankcorporation.

[jetxnet]

Another bank ..

Stanley Ann also worked at a bank called Bank Rakyat of Indonesia.

This is where she helped with “macrofinancing”.

It is currently 70% government owned operating company (Persero) and has been government owned for the entire period since the war of independence.

[jetxnet]

Bank Rakyat is also part of the “Islamic banking cooperative”.

Bank Rakyat is part of a world microfinancing program.

What’s interesting is the “microfinacing program” does exactly what the Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac banks were pushing .. loans to people with poor credit and low incomes.

[NYC_BULLMOOSE]

SIMLOG appears to be a leasing company — my guess is run by Lolo Sutoro — it was a HI registered business but a Washington State Corp.(registered originally in Washington State)

State of HI de-listed/de-certified SIMLOG for failure to file annual reports of some kind.

I suspect Obama’s mother was the front (was a corporate officer) of this business — it may be connected to the IRS Lien against her reported elsewhere and earlier on FR...

I think SIMLOG is a really important lead for follow-up — i’m working on it. Welcome others to join in — especially folks in Washingotn State — learning about the original corporate registration of this business would be very interesting.

I suspect strongly that Obama’s “my mom was poor and on food stamps” story is BS and provably so.

[jetxnet]

Interesting .. let us know what you find out.

I just found out that Ford Foundation sponsored the microfinance program for Bank Rakyat.

S. A. Dunham was/is a program officer for Ford foundation and was also a key part of the microfinance program at Bank Rakyat.

The Ford Foundation apparently dished out alot of grant money for this program.

I’m starting to this microfiancing network is huge scheme, the same one that cause the recent US economic crisis. It is the same premis .. give loans to those that cannot afford it.

[jetxnet]

Here we go ..

Fannie Mae invested at least 10 million into the Islamic banking Cooperative microfinancing network.

One of the members of this cooperative (one of the largest) is none-other than Bank Raykak of Indonesia — the same bank Stanley Ann Dunham was a director of the microfinancing program at this bank.

Here is the press release by Fannie Mae with their announcement to invest in the Islamic Banking Cooperative.

http://tyo.ca/islambank.community/modules.php?op=modload&name=News&file=article&sid=1097

[TNoldman]

ping BHO mother

[jetxnet]

Check this out. Another link between the Islamic Banking Cooperative (of which Stanley Ann Dunham worked for the largest in Malasia (bank of Indonesia), and Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. A bank in Chicago called Devron began selling Islamic home refinancing products for Muslims to Freddie Mac (see below). CHICAGOLAND, ILLINOIS – Devon Bank today announced it would begin selling its Islamic home financing products to Freddie Mac, effectively expanding opportunities for Muslims living in Illinois and nine other states to become homeowners while observing traditional Islamic restrictions on paying interest on mortgages and other types of debt. Based in McLean, Va., Freddie Mac is one of the nation's largest investors in mortgages and Islamic home financing products.

[cynwoody]

The search at intelius.com says Stanley A. Dunham’s current age is 66.

LOL!

People take a long to fade away on Intellius. After all, just because someone has croaked is no reason they shouldn't be earning revenue for Intellius!

Just the other day, I wondered about a kid I knew in high school, a somewhat marginal character. Friends said he had died, but I was curious about the details.

SSDI turned up nothing. Intellius had a record on him, with the right age (if he were still alive). I sprang for their minimum offering and got back a list of plausible addresses. The trail was cold, however.

A search on the Cook County Recorder's web site turned up a couple of state liens against him from the mid 1990's. He was a state lien kind of guy, but I resisted the temptation to ante up the fee for the actual docs.

Then I just googled him. Up first was a New York Times obit from clear back in 1999 for his brother in law, a far more solid citizen whom I had met way back when, which referred to the "late George" among the list of relatives (he was the kid brother of the big sister who had married the guy the obit was for). I'll ask about the details the next time I meet the right person.