Please correct where required: Frank Marshall Davis, “Uncle Frank” a black ‘poet’ and an admitted communist, impregnates Stanley Ann Dunham, the 17 year old daughter of his best friend and ‘fellow traveler’ Stanley Dunham. Stanley Ann is a student at the University of Hawaii after graduation from high school in Mercer Island, Washington, her family’s recent home. She is known to frequent the student union with international types. (Read NOT a Kappa).
Stanley meets an aggressive sophisticated mature man (25?) from Kenya called Barack Obama whose family ties include a wife, children and cousins active in Kenyan politics. He is at the UH on a American foundation-sponsored outreach program to keep Kenya from migrating back to tribal warfare after its imminent independence.
Stanley Ann wants to have the married Davis’ child and she and her folks arrange to have Obama enter a marriage of convenience to deal with the baby’s racial mix. He agrees for some consideration, perhaps political. Stanley Ann to avoid scrutiny of a bi-racial birth travels to likely (1) a Florence Crittenden-type home in Vancouver BC to have the child whom she proudly shows to her best high school girlfriends in Merritt Island 4 weeks after his birth, or less likely (2) Mombasa to meet her future family. In either case, she is a matriculated student at the University of Washington in Seattle living with her 6 week old infant when classes begin in September 1961.
Her mom calls in the birth to the registrar in Honolulu so that the child is recorded as born in Hawaii. The newspapers treat it as just another birth. Why? Everyone did it including Sun Yat Sen and Maya Soetoro, the President’s half-sister who admittedly was born in Indonesia. Both had or have Hawaiian COLB’s. Apparently the state welcomed this evasion as it boosted their census of for federal allocations and handouts etc.
This scenario only permits the ‘notation’ of a called in birth as there is no long form. No hospital, attending physician, etc. When Gov. Abercrombie looked , that is what he found, a notation. It had to be handled that way so that future requests from such Hawaii convenience births
had a smidgen of detail to issue, down the road, a driver’s license or what have you to the recipient.
When an inquisitive person questions the veracity of Obama’s claim to birth in Hawaii, the abstracted internet BC is shoved in their face. Funny how that very document, if accepted as real, makes the case that BHO is not eligible to the presidency: the listed father isn’t a US citizen, as must be the case for the office of the President of the United States. (Article II, Section 1 - “Natural Born Citizen”).
Now, when an inquisitive person questions the dismissal of the possibilty of Obama being Canadian born, the signature of Dudley Do-Right is shoved in their face. Funny how that document appeared so quickly, as “the one” rose to renown, but it is masterfully effective. However, considering the family values of the sixties, Mom & Dad Dunham could have executed a number of strategies to minimize wagging tongues. Being fellow travelers, they’re all talk to liberate black society, but in reality they only respect people, including blacks, who are dependent on them or who will do their bidding. It would be no surprise to me that, in 1961, the Dunham’s weren’t ready to let it all hang out.
To doubt the Hawaiian story is “racist”, according to the disjointed logical chain of Obama acolytes. To consider the Vancouver story is “ridiculous”, according to a community of thought police. Mainstream society is cowed by liberal scolds into deference to only those chains of inquiry that these self-appointed masters accept; discussing a Canadian birth is out of bounds - an invitation to ridicule.
I accept that it’s reasonable to believe that Obama was born in Hawaii of a US citizen mother and a non-US citizen father, just as Obama says. Therefore, he was born a US citizen, but he is ineligible to be president, as our founding fathers so wisely ruled, because he is not a Natural Born Citizen. He has extra-national allegiances, and isn’t fit to look out for the best interests of the United States of America.