Thus explaining why a very very very pregnant Stanley Ann was not in Mobassa, she was trying to catch a flight back to the US to have her baby at home, something she couldn’t do from Mombasa.
Assuming that she actually did have the baby in Nairobi, as witnessed and reported by the relatives, of course.
The A109 Road (also called the Mombasa Road) from Nairobi to Mombasa is 290 miles but that road was probably not there in 1961. Looking it up gave me the distance between the 2 cities, however. Travel then was much more likely to be done by train. In 1901, because of the importance of Mombasa as a port city, the British completed the building of a railway that stretched from Mombasa to Uganda and WENT THROUGH NAIROBI. Not a long trip between the 2 cities on a train. At 50 mph, the trip would take less than 6 hours. A pregnant girl could easily make that trip. That’s why the majority of evidence pointing to Mombasa as the birth place (good hospital for whites, the possible present of Obama Sr. there at the time, etc.) is not a logistical problem.
There are some other plane schedules - one for S. African Airways included at this link:
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/2306351/posts?page=8573#8573
One of the sources I used for the railway information is at this link:
http://www.africatravelling.net/
“Assuming that she actually did have the baby in Nairobi, as witnessed and reported by the relatives, of course.”
I remain ever amazed at birthers’ willingness to simply make stuff up and pretend it’s evidence.
There have been ZERO relatives who have claimed to have witnessed any supposed Obama birth in Nairobi. None. Not even Sarah in the McRae tape.
Now you could admit that what you said isn’t true, but that’s not the typical birther way. More likely this lie will be glossed over, the subject will be changed, or the claim will be rephrased to mean something totally different. But who knows, maybe null will surprise me and admit that it’s false and unsubstantiated.