Well, that would be the aforementioned association I was referring to.
The title of this thread is: The Marriage of Obama's Parents: 'In Name Only'?,
You're right, sorry I used the "O" on SADO.
Thanks for all your insight and research.
You’re welcome...
I think the progression is; there was no marriage, no one ever saw them together, she doesn’t make a physical appearance until 1963, when she’s clearly shown for the first time with the child. She was granted custody of a child there’s no evidence she gave birth to...and his parents are unknown.
However, the kenyan had written home to say he had married a white woman and had a son, so it’s reasonable to assume that wife and child were Anna Obama whose name was discovered in the Seattle directory, and for whom Mary, the babysitter, said she babysat in January 1961.
The kenyan and Ruth brought that child up in Nairobi, they left his name behind and you are asked to believe his name was David.
The introduction to ‘Dreams; tells you there are composite characters throughout.
Composite characters are a blending of any number of the characteristics of any number of individuals.
Ann S Obama, Stanley Ann Dunham, Anna Obama and Anna Toot were blended to create a mother for the narrative.
Ann S Obama was a resident at the birth annoucement address in Honolulu.
Stanley Ann Dunham was the daughter of Madelyn and Stanley Armour, who seems to disappear from view and Mercer Island around 1959, and shows up in person in Hawaii in 1963.
Anna Obama was discovered as the result of a directory listing in the 1961 Polk for Seattle.
Anna Toot was the woman the kenyan wrote home about to say he had married.
And now you have to turn them all into a mother for zero, which leaves Toot left over, so you need to be able to convince me that when he was born (as he says) Madelyn didn’t want to be called ‘grandmother’ so she told them to call her Toot.
But in 2004, long before Anna Obama was found in Seattle, the people in the village in Kenya knew about Anna Toot.