Posted on 10/27/2009 7:28:59 PM PDT by george76
And it should've been brought up in the Presidential campaign...again and again.
The few Ethiopians I've met I really liked.
Now I hear the puppet is F-ing with the Ethiopians too?
Just one more reason the hustler needs to be politically naturalized before he can do any more damage.
STE=Q
Exactly, lets hope who ever runs next time is not afraid to tell the truth over and over. And if they are we will remind them, over and over.
typo: naturalized = neutralized
The Masai rock. BTT.
Very, very bad business.The Yemen connection is part of it.
The tanks fonally got to Kenya last Feb. 9th.And still the left insists that the tanks are for Sudan as disinformation. They are being integrated into the Kenyan Armed forces and deployed in the NOrth East of Kenya, to protect the border areas, and the exploitation of natural resources there.The final delivery was another victory by the Russians and Ukranians against the Obama administration.
If Odinga again calls for genocide, The pro-Muslim Orange Party will face the steel of the Army of Kenya.
Wasn’t it just last summer (July, I think) when he went to Ghana? I would’ve thought he’d go to Kenya as the *new POTUS*. Guess he doesn’t want any to leave any *fingerprints* there.
He is truly the scum of the earth.
He is very careful about leaving no current public connection with Kenya, although he did recently drop Odinga from his formal luncheon list.
He knows how explosive his Kenya history is, if it is ever revealed.
Obama wants to forward the Odinga cause but has been forced to shun him publicly ( you can read between the lines):
19 September 2009
Nairobi — Kenya’s Prime Minister Raila Odinga arrived in the United States of America on Saturday night to news of cancellation of a luncheon with US President Barrack Obama which had earlier been scheduled for later this week.
The news followed a round of confusion over whether he would attend the luncheon, hosted by the White House for selected leaders from sub-Saharan Africa on the sidelines of the 64th Session of the UN General Assembly in New York.
New York-based Kenyan ambassador to the UN Zachary Muburi-Muita told the Nation on Saturday night that the State Department contacted him on Friday to “disinvite” Mr Odinga from the September 22 luncheon with Mr Obama in New York for African leaders.
The ambassador had earlier last Monday confirmed to the Nation that he had received an invitation letter for the PM to attend the luncheon. A dispatch to the Foreign Affairs ministry from Kenya’s Ambassador to Washington, Mr Peter Ogego, seen by the Sunday Nation confirmed the cancellation.
On Saturday, the Mr Muburi-Muita said State Department officials told him that the earlier invitation was sent accidentally; that the luncheon is actually only for African heads of State and not heads of government.
But at the White House Press briefing on Friday, US ambassador to the United Nations Susan Rice said the following: “The President will also host on the 22nd a lunch for heads of state and government from sub-Saharan Africa.”
Mr Muburi-Muita said the cancellation was disappointing and did not know why the invitation was issued in the first place, only to be rescinded. “This is something we expect from a third world country, not from the United States,” he said. Mr Odinga will participate in the Opening of the 64th Session of the UN General Assembly and General Debate.
The Prime Minister will make his addresses to the General Assembly on the afternoon of Friday as the 12th speaker in the afternoon. While in the US, the PM will address a number of gatherings and bilateral meetings on critical issues in Kenya.
He is also scheduled to hold discussions with various Heads of State and Government. On Saturday, the Sunday Nation learnt from other government sources quoting a dispatch from Kenya’s ambassador to the US Peter Ogego, that no arrangements had been made for Mr Odinga and President Obama to meet.
In Nairobi, neither Foreign Affairs minister Moses Wetang’ula nor his PS Mwangi Thuita returned our calls. President Obama, the son of a Kenyan father, has kept his distance from both President Mwai Kibaki and Prime Minister Odinga as a signal of US displeasure with Kenya’s response to official corruption, ethnic violence and police abuses.
The American leader chose Ghana as his first official destination in Africa, and he did not invite Mr Odinga to a White House meeting when the Prime Minister visited the US in June.
Kenya has been left out of the list of 40-plus countries invited to the luncheon, and will be among nations the US is snubbing because of disputes over their governance or an antagonistic relationship with Washington. They include Eritrea, Guinea, Madagascar, Niger, Sudan and Zimbabwe.
“We are looking to have a dialogue with responsible leaders about the future of Africa’s economic and social development,” Susan Rice said on Monday in announcing the luncheon.
It has however been confirmed that Mr Odinga will attend a High-Level Meeting on Climate Change at the UN General Assembly and hold a number of bilateral meetings on the sidelines of the Assembly and another on Level Event on Reducing Emission from Deforestation and Forest Degradation in Developing Countries.
Hold discussions
He will hold discussions with the Clinton Global Initiative, attend the Africa Investor Index Series Summit and be at the Head of State/Government Roundtable within the General Assembly. The PM will also hold discussions with the International Contact Group on Somalia to discuss the situation in the neighbouring country.
On Thursday, the PM will deliver a lecture at Harvard University’s Kennedy School of Public Administration on his Vision on the Challenges of Democratic Transition and Transfer of Power in Africa. Mr Odinga is accompanied by Cabinet ministers John Michuki, Beth Mugo and Wycliffe Opranya.
http://allafrica.com/stories/200909210353.html
Not only does he not want his trail in Kenya revealed, but he also is fearful of a Kenyan speaking in public about his birth in Kenya, and issues related to it.Controlling a diplomats speech in public is almost impossible, so Obama refuses to meet in public with any of them, using whatever excuse is convenient at the time.
At the same time he greases the rails for Odinga, such as Odinga's speaking on transitional democracy at Harvard. ( Odinga is not anything near a democracy advocate, he wants to impose Sharia law on certain Kenyan provinces in the Northeast, and incrementally expand it nation wide.
In case you haven't recently checked ( just kidding here), Sharia law is anything BUT democratic. So Odinga has convinced the lefty liberals in the USA that he is fighting the corruption of Kentyan tribal elections as being undemocratic, so he can use democracy ideology as a way to acheive an undemocratic Islamic government in Kenya.(What a buffoon is Odinga, a carpetbagger. He must think lefty liberals are incredibly stupid. I tend to agree with him.)
THAT'll teach 'em!
Galatians 5:12
As for those agitators, I wish they would go the whole way and emasculate themselves!
Must be a difficult balancing strategy for him...ignore them on a state and/or gov't level but stay in touch on the sly. If he *upsets* them in any way, he'll run the risk of them turning on him. mmmmmm, mmmmmm, mmmmm.
An eye for an eye
A head for a head
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