The 16th question: Obama's passport

ReviewJournal.com ^ | May 27, 2009 | Sherman Frederick

[Sen Jack S. Fogbound]

The 16th question: Obama's passport

Posted by Sherman Frederick Wednesday, May. 27, 2009 at 07:29 PM

One wise Las Vegan (he won't let me use his name, but any politician would know who he is and stand in awe) says that in addition to my "15 questions" for President Obama, I should ask a 16th question ... and that question is this: "What passport did Mr. Obama use when he was shuttling between New York, Jakarta, and Karachi?"

[Sen Jack S. Fogbound]

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[PhiKapMom]

Since Pakistan was on the banned list for tourist carrying an American passport during that time, chances are the passport was Indonesian IMHO.

BTW, is the reason that the college records are sealed is the fact he got into college as a foreign student?

Did he ever renounce his Indonesian citizenship and become an American citizen?

A little food for thought on this rainy day in Oklahoma!

[SuziQ]

Since you have to present a copy of your birth certificate to even GET a passport, there must be a certified copy around somewhere.

[Lurking Libertarian]

Since Pakistan was on the banned list for tourist carrying an American passport during that time, chances are the passport was Indonesian IMHO.

Travel to Pakistan on a U.S. passport was not banned.

[Sen Jack S. Fogbound]

"Did he ever renounce his Indonesian citizenship and become an American citizen?"

I believe that the naturalized citizen is not eligible for the Presidency! The Candidate must be born in this country!

[rellimpank]

—bflr—

[Bon mots]

[Robe]

Someone got a look at those passport records.. remember during the campaign some one got to McCain,Hillary,Obama,and someone else I think .. What happened to this guy?????

[rbosque]

BTTT

[WellyP]

Mossad, CIA, likely the Saudis and the Indonesian intelligence organization likely know the score. The Saudis paid for Obama’s Columbian and Harvard education, as an Indonesian foreign student.

[ml/nj]

Since you have to present a copy of your birth certificate to even GET a passport, there must be a certified copy around somewhere

I do not believe that this is true for Diplomatic Passports which is what Obama has had at least since he entered the US Senate.

ML/NJ

[Oldexpat]

There is no doubt that Pakistan,Indonesia and Kenya know more about Zero’s passports and visa’s than the public in the US. All of those countries required visa’s for US Citizens to travel to them. At that time they were papers visas and pictures etc. Copies of the passport etc.
So those countries may have some evidence on the TOTUS that they will use in the future.

[astyanax]

"Since you have to present a copy of your birth certificate to even GET a passport..."
You're assuming he was using a U.S. passport.

[TheCipher]

Someone got a look at those passport records.. remember during the campaign some one got to McCain,Hillary,Obama,and someone else I think .. What happened to this guy?????

Well, we know what happened to one that was cooperating as a federal witness. He was found shot in the head:

Link

[Gay State Conservative]

The only way I can see this being relevant is 1)if he traveled on a foreign passport and 2)he did so because he did so was because he was unable to get a US passport.The Federal courts have been ruling for years (40+ years) that it’s not illegal for a US citizen to hold citizenship in another country as well and to use that foreign passport outside of the US.

[ElayneJ]

Travel to Pakistan on a U.S. passport was not banned.

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Is that true? I understood that it was.

[Gay State Conservative]

2)he did so because he did so was because he was unable to get a US passport=2)he did so because he was unable to get a US passport.

[Texas Fossil]

The Saudis paid for Obama’s Columbian and Harvard education, as an Indonesian foreign student.

I am convinced that your statement is correct, however, do you have proof it is true?

[kabar]

Since Pakistan was on the banned list for tourist carrying an American passport during that time,

Not true. I travelled to Pakistan multiple times during that period. There were travel advisories, mainly related to the fact that Pakistanis burned down our Embassy in Islamabad in 1979, but there was never a ban on American tourists travelling there.

[Gay State Conservative]

Travel to Pakistan on a U.S. passport was not banned.Is that true? I understood that it was.

From time to time US citizens have been forbidden by law to travel to one or more countries.I,for example,have an old passport that specifically says on it that it's not valid for travel to North Korea.Don't know if Pakistan has ever been on that "no travel" list.