“Obama was housed at the University of Hawaii’s East-West Center facility funded by the Asia Foundation, itself funded by CIA...”
If by housed he means lived at the East West Center he is very wrong.
He lived at the Atherton YMCA at 1810 University Avenue.
If you read the paragraph before that one he cites Wayne Madsen saying
“Self-styled investigative journalist Wayne Madsen reports that Madelyn Dunham, the mother of Barack’s mother, Ann Dunham, who became vice president of the Bank of Hawaii soon after her arrival there, was in charge of escrow accounts.”
Madelyn Dunham did not become VP of the bank until just before Obama’s return from Indonesia in 1971.
“By the time Barry returned to Hawaii, Toot had become the stable financial source in the family, well known in the local lending community. In the library of the Honolulu Advertiser, no clippings mention Stan Dunham, but Madelyn Dunham crops up frequently in the business pages. A few months before Barry arrived from Indonesia, his grandmother had been promoted to vice president at the Bank of Hawaii along with Dorothy K. Yamamoto — the first two female vice presidents in the bank’s history.”
Codaville appears to be using unreliable sources. Which to me throw into doubt the lei picture is from a 1959 newspaper article.
Perhaps Codevilla is the unreliable source...
two USC wives, one in the Philippines...