[Seizethecarp]

ping to Kenya Birth Index/registration research by Lucas Smith

If born in Kenya, would BHO II have been registered by the state as the child of an American (required under colonial law) or not registered by the state (not required for children of Kenyan natives)?

BHO II reportedly does not show up in the Kenya state birth index which would have been required for Europeans and Americans only. This would be consistent with Smith's CPMG BC, a non-state hospital BC, if BHO II was considered to be the child of a Kenyan native and not the child of an American.

[Uncle Chip]

BHO II reportedly does not show up in the Kenya state birth index which would have been required for Europeans and Americans only. This would be consistent with Smith's CPMG BC, a non-state hospital BC, if BHO II was considered to be the child of a Kenyan native and not the child of an American.

Hhhhhmmmmmmm --

[etraveler13]

In Kenya, birth association is based on the FATHERS nationality, not the mothers I believe.

[patlin]

Laws on the books(this does not include case law opinions which are subject to being overturn), including that of the USA in 1961 still strictly conformed to international law wherein children followed the condition of the father in regards to nationality. This was crucial to global civility and countries retaining their sovereignty.

We are one step away from losing ours if we do not close the borders and start enforcing our citizenship laws as they were adopted and that means you are either born to an American father(if born in wedlock), born to an American mother(if born out of wedlock) or you are naturalized.