Here’s another interesting item from the same era:
“Sir Paul Nurse ... would win the Nobel prize for his work explaining how DNA and cell’s[sic] work in 2001 [but] he didn’t fully get a grasp of his own DNA until an accidental discovery when he was 58. This President of New York’ Rockefeller University found out about his heritage after being turned down for citizenship in the United States by Homeland Security. He was told there was a problem with the short-form version of his birth certificate, which did not contain the names of his parents, so he applied for a fuller version. When this came back, he found out that his “mother’s” name was the same as his “sister”, Miriam. He never found out the name of his father.”
http://myfivebest.com/five-famous-people-who-thought-their-mother-was-their-sister/
Wouldn’t it be interesting if Obama’s ‘grandfather’ Stanley Dunham is really his father?
I was especially interested in the "five famous people who thought their mother was their sister". True, that my reference to the film "Susan Slade" brought something that could drift away from the actual post but..... It is possible that something could be gotten from the fact of Stanley Ann leaving the lad, when he was 10 years old.
There is an underlying and smoldering resentment against white people in the book "Dreams From My Father". Yet, it is not because of vile rejection and name calling by whites. Seemingly the more they try to ingratiate themselves with him in the early years, the more he rebels.
On the subject of Sir Paul Nurse, the Department of Homeland Security certainly were very thorough. One wonders if this body might put to rest any doubts about the President. A sworn afidavit would do. Possibly his grandmother would have told him enough about his past and his birth. The reticence of one Barack Hussein Obama Sr, towards his believed son, is incredible.