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Here are some prior to the election comments from the NY Sun blog:Submitted by Mark Suall, Sep 3, 2008 23:59
I attended Columbia's School of International Studies the same years that Obama did — 1982-83. The star professors of the program were Jimmy Carter's national security advisor Zbigniew Brzezinski and JFK's Assistant Secretary for for East Asia, Roger Hilsman. If a student was serious about national security and international politics those were the two professors with whom they would have been sure to study. But I have tried to Google search any connection between Obama and those professors and nothing comes up.T here are some comments from Brzezinski regarding Obama's candidacy but no mention of having had him as a student. Based on what is available on the web it appears Obama studied with neither of those esteemed professors. I find that very curious for a student who graduated Columbia with a Political Science degree.

Are we sure Barrack was really there? Inquiring minds want to know.......

The opportunity for Columbia General Studies Student, which is what Obama was, to take courses with Brzezinski and Hilsman simply did not exist. This whole thread is having a problem with the idea of Columbia General Studies. But, every large university has a place where practically anyone can register for GS courses, and that includes Harvard and Yale. More important, the university can usually give one credit for previous course work at another school, and nowadays even "life experience," to put one on a degree track. Obviously, BHO, Jr. received credit for his courses at Occidental. Exactly what those were, and what he did there is also very mysterious, beyond being mentored by a gay friend of Bill Ayers, which might, or might not be, how he came to Ayers'attention. We just don't know.

That BHO, Jr. was at Columbia is indisputable. That he received a degree is a proven fact. What academic work he did while there is a complete and utter mystery. We do know that he entered Harvard Law, but we don't know if he took the LSAT. We do know that Percy Sutton recommended him to Harvard (so says Percy Sutton) at the behest of Khalid Mansour, who underwrote the expenses.

Face it, the more one knows about BHO, Jr. (or II), the less one seems to know for sure. The only certainty: His father was a British Subject, and thus BHO, Jr. is not a "Natural Born Citizen," of the USA, making him constitutionally ineligible to run for President. Official America seems unable to deal with that.

naturalborncitizen.wordpress.com .... stay tuned.