In the bibliography preface, it states, "...the Government of Kenya has sought records of "migrating archives" outside the country. Finally in 1989, the Kenya National Archives published the results of their search in the Guide to Records Retrieved from U.K. and U.S.A. (see item 264; 298-299 for Malawi, and 753 for Zimbabwe)."
Is there a separate publication of the Kenya National Archives? Or are these names at the end of each item note (YALE; IOWA; etc.) all of the information you get--there are archives there--go look? There are a number of IOWA universities--which one? Probably not too difficult to figure out.
I know you said the Family Home Library was run by Mormons but it looked like there were a handful of Mormon genealogy libraries. And for that matter, at present, you might think the library that got the Kenya records was misidentified.
What you have is a fairly extensive research project to be accomplished in a fairly short period of time. On the other hand, you might doubt the opponent will allocate the resources to do that work to figure out which ones to scrub either. As I speculated earlier, these kinds of records get spread out because there is a wide geographical range of interest--so copies of the ones you want may be located in several different places.
Why not call Nairobi? I assume someone has already done that. Further, you need to recognize that this is an adversary situation--you are looking for information that will conclusively disqualify Obama as eligible to be President of the US--in opposition to a number of people, many of them in Kenya, who think electing him is the thing to do.
What you need is an army of investigators to send out to these locations to look for the pieces of of the record that will demonstrate where he was born and that his parents were married in Kenya. Or you might locate a Free Republic person in each location who could take the time to go look at the library location for Kenya records.
If he gets elected President, you can guarantee that he will perform an act that offends an economic interest that has sufficient financial horsepower to conduct a real search to support the argument that Obama is not eligible to perform the act.
Maybe we go through the notes on the Electronic Journal publication--make a list of the locations where the copies might be; post it here and see if some of the 10,000 people who are interested in this thread can find records that count.
Your well-considered suggestions may not be necessary:
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For a quick preview – the original COLB used to create the KOS COLB image belongs to a female and does not belong to Obama. Another follow up report will reveal exactly who the original underlying COLB did belong to. Trust me when I tell you it is going to be one hell of a major twist that no one would have seen coming. I had to quadruple check my results because I did not even believe it and I currently have a few other people double and triple checking my results as well just to be 100% sure.
That said, and in the interest of fairness, if the people responsible for forging the COLB come forward and admit their liability the name of the original COLB owner will not be released publicly. It is only fair to give the guilty parties a chance to take responsibility for their actions before it embarrasses a lot of people and ruins some people’s reputations.
As a heads up to the guilty parties – the names and dates have already been restored – as has the fact the owner is a female born in the 70’s. That is all that will be revealed publicly for now. Besides if I turn up in a ditch someplace the information is already in a few 3rd party hands and they will just release it in my place.
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Please click on the "Locations and Abbreviations" link at the bottom of the main page linked above. It's all there.
Regarding the rest of your post, I'll refrain from comment, except to say that I haven't seen anything credible to support the theory that Obama was born in Kenya -- nor do I see any logic in the theory, given the history of that period and the financial situation of the main characters -- so I won't be joining in a nationwide search for records.
In parting, here's a link to a 2005 journal article on "Navigating the Kenya National Archives: Research and Its Role in Kenyan Society." Even the exquisite cultural sensitivity displayed by the authors can't mask the fact that Kenyan records are in a sorry state, as reinforced by the fact that a Google search for "Kenya National Archives" yields a dead link.