[lucysmom]

Obama was registered as a citizen of Indonesia at two schools in Jakarta - - does he still have Indonesian citizenship.

Indonesia does not allow dual citizenship

Indonesian citizenship is given to:

1. A child born of the marriage of an Indonesian couple;
2. A child born of the marriage of an Indonesian man and foreign woman -- the status of which does not cause dual citizenship;
3. A child born of the marriage of a foreign man and Indonesian woman, both of whom request Indonesian citizenship for their child -- the status of which does not cause dual citizenship;
4. A child born to an unmarried Indonesian woman, the status of which does not cause dual citizenship;
5. A child born in Indonesian territory that is not provided with citizenship by his or her parents;
6. A child born in Indonesian territory whose parents are unknown;
7. A child born in Indonesian territory whose parents have no citizenship.

http://www.expat.or.id/info/revisiontocitizenshiplaw.html

It appears that Obama couldn't have legally been registered as an Indonesian citizen unless he was born there. (certainly someone would have noticed that Obama didn't look like his Indonesian "father")

[Beckwith]

An American Expat in Indonesia has interviewed the headmaster of both the Assisi and Betsuki schools and in both cases, Obama was registered as a citizen of Indonesia. It's in his school records.

I am not questioning the law you state, but is i possible that the law was different in 1967 through 1972?