Obama Birth Story Unraveling - Mother In Univ Class In Seattle 15 Days After Obama Supposedly Born!

Dr. Jerome Corsi / Rusty Humphries Show

[Fred Nerks]

...The classes Stanley Ann took are listed as extension, not correspondence, which would probably mean they would be evening or weekend classes.

I am curious as to how you can tell the difference, the heading in the section clearly says:

EXTENSION & CORRESPONDENCE COURSES

[SirJohnBarleycorn]

read the line below that - “X prefix = Extension, C Suffix = Correspondence”

and then look down to the courses she took, which have the “X” prefix.

[SirJohnBarleycorn]

Observe also that the statements to Mary T and to Susan Blake about her happy relationship with her husband refute a later date for the initial Seattle appearance, however you structure it.

Yes, and then we have the reports of her flying to Cambridge to see Barack Sr., and coming back disappointed.

I suspect she was completely deluded about her relationship with Obama Sr. Obama Sr. perhaps had doubts that the baby was his, or perhaps considered Ann a liability regarding his political future in Kenya.

Notwithstanding her liberated views, it seems she fell in love with him and deluded herself about his feelings for her. Those "bourgeois" feelings die hard. As to him, not so much.

[DungeonMaster]

He’s from Birmingham, Oblamolam, way down in Alabam, Oblamalam.

[David]

One other indication that Corsi is incorrect on his August 19 date is that August 19 was a Saturday. I don't think I was there on a Saturday; but I can tell you for sure there wasn't a class on Saturday and I can further tell you that the Registration Office wasn't open either. Not on Sunday the 20th either.

And my memory for Monday the 21st is bulletproof. No classes then either.

On the other hand, Tuesday, September 19 was the week before classes started on Monday September 25; finals week was December 11.

Thing is I think I have seen the August 19 date on a U of W letter--I wonder if the person who wrote it may have looked at the file transcript and made the same mistake I did initially and read the 9/19 date as 8/19. Maybe that is where Corsi got his information--someone should tell him.

Ought to suggest to him to find out if night classes had some designation other than X (Extension).

[Norman Bates]

Do you read? It’s already been posted numerous times that when this thread was first posted last night it was posted as 1962. A few minutes after posting it the moderator came by and corrected it. Capiche, Mr Latecomer?

[Norman Bates]

It says 1961

No - it doesn't: Article edit history

[Fred Nerks]

Aha! I see it now. Question: If I had a baby, and requested that the extension course materials be made available to me to complete at home...might that be possible?

I ask that question because I am convinced she used that address as an address only - but never lived there. Mary Toutinghi, who maintains she baby-sat may well have been a ‘post-man’ not a baby-sitter:

Database of Restricted Neighborhoods in Seattle:

Scroll for Capitol Hill Neighborhoods...all of them were restricted:
http://depts.washington.edu/civilr/database.htm

[MindBender26]

Please stop all these guesses and suppositions of yours, of which you admit you do not have a foundation.

Corsi has the written documentation. It was an evening class. It was not a correspondence class. I, and many others have registered for school on Saturdays and gone to Saturday classes.

Why do you have the huge need to try to debunk that which you admit you have no knowledge of?

[SirJohnBarleycorn]

I ask that question because I am convinced she used that address as an address only - but never lived there. Mary Toutinghi, who maintains she baby-sat may well have been a ‘post-man’ not a baby-sitter:

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Huh? Read the Toutonghi interview yourself.

http://redoubtreporter.blogspot.com/2009/01/obama-baby-sitter-awaits-new-era.html

[Fractal Trader]

One version of the Kenya birth story is that the birth certificate refers to Obama senior by name, but Stanley Dunham by “Anna Toots.” The reason this is interesting is that the Dunham family used “Toots” as an informal proper noun for Obama juniors grandmother. Like mother like daughter?

[rintense]

Ah, well, I played volleyball with a woman who played until she went into hard labor- the next night. She returned in two weeks to play. A friend of mine also went shopping at Target, two days after a C-Section. Yeah, times are different now, but if a woman has her mind set to do something, not even post partum is going to stop her.

[snippy_about_it]

Geez dude, got attitude?

[Norman Bates]

Oh that’s alright. What kind of wine?

[Vendome]

Cellar No. 8 and a Duckhorn.

[Vendome]

By the way, is there some reason we cannot find a single person in Hawaii or who was born in Hawaii that used a “Certification of Live Birth” to obtain a passport.

I just don’t see how a “Certification of Live Birth” would provide sufficient information to the State Department.

A “Certificate of Live Birth” maybe but the State Department is quite clear that they require a Birth Certificate.

Thanks

[Spunky]

A HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE Nationally, there have been two large-scale efforts to move institutions from one academic calendar to another. Both efforts moved institutions from a semester to a quarter calendar. The first was a national effort as a result of a federal wartime directive in 1918. The U.S. War Department imposed the quarter system on all colleges that participated in the Student Army Training Corps program in order to prepare more officers for the battlefield in a shorter period of time. As the war began to wind down in 1919, some institutions, such as the University of Washington, retained the quarter system while Washington State University reverted to a semester calendar by the margin of a single faculty vote.2 In the 1960s, states began another fairly large-scale effort to move institutions to a quarter calendar. Several state postsecondary systems converted to a quarter system as directed by their regents (e.g. Ohio) or by state legislature (e.g. California). Although no specific rationale was stated, the most common anecdotal reason appears to be “managerial/fiscal management ease.” In other words, state legislatures and university regents wanted every institution to operate on the same calendar. However, the 1960s were also a period in which more students were entering postsecondary education, including Vietnam veterans taking advantage of the G.I. Bill, and individuals wishing to avoid the conflict through student deferment. Perhaps, operating on a quarter system permitted these institutions to offer more units of study over a year to accommodate the increased demand. 2 Washington State University Libraries, The Semester V.S. the Quarter Plan for the State college of Washington, February 15, 1949 Washington State University Academic Calendar: Semesters vs. Quarters Page 2 Ironically, the same “managerial/fiscal management ease” urgency that drove boards of regents to abandon semesters for quarters in the 1960s is currently driving states to move to a semester system, along with the issue of transfer student management ease.

The above was taken from this link.
WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY ACADEMIC CALENDAR Semesters vs. Quarters

As you can see from the below link the quarter begins in September and ends in December. So that obscure number in the above transcript has to be a 9 (Sept) instead of an 8 (Aug)

QUARTER CALENDAR

[Fred Nerks]

“...Toutonghi said her daughter asked if she had voted for President Obama because she had once baby-sat him.

“I said no...”

http://redoubtreporter.wordpress.com/2008/09/25/sign-of-the-times-campaign-propaganda-disappears-from-central-peninsula-yards-roadsides-3/

[El Gato]

I am curious as to how you can tell the difference, the heading in the section clearly says: EXTENSION & CORRESPONDENCE COURSES

If the course number starts with "X" it's an extension course, if it ends with "C" it's a Correspondence course. The transcript form says that right below the heading you referance.

[El Gato]

Correspondence courses were extension courses. I know. My little sister did exactly that which is exactly how they appear on her transcript also.

The transcript form says Correspondence courses have a "C" suffix after the course number. Hers do not have the "C" suffix.