So I gather you still believe that Stanley Ann Dunham posed for Frank Marshall Davis in a house with the wrong address, in 1958, when she was still in high school, and had a liason with a black luo kenyan in Hawaii in 1960 when no one has been able to find any PHYSICAL proof of her presence there until 1963, when she arrived with a two year old toddler - as a Nanny, having been an au paire in Chicago in 1959 according to ‘Dreams’ when she saw a film named Black Orpheus while living with her Uncle, the Deputy Director of the Library of the Chicago University, Charles T Payne, who lived in Hyde Park along with some other very notable names in this saga, including William Ayres...
I’ve got a name for it. It’s called Gilbert-Corsi mania. It happens when you don’t do any research yourself, and rely on sensationalism and controversy to get hits on your website.
Have you seen the film, yet?
Also, what’s your opinion of Joe Arpaio, Mike Zullo and the Cold Case Posse’s work? Will you revise your theories if their latest findings, purportedly to be released in March, contradict your internet-based research?
Apologies that I can’t tell from what you’ve said whether it has actually been discovered/learned that her uncle Charles Payne is for whom Stanley Ann was an au pair in
Chicago when she was 16. Is it so? That would give a logical common-tie reason for why Toot and
Stanley Ann spent 3 days in Chicago during the 1972 “Barry meets the mainland” tour, although it seems odd they would have spent 3 days in a motel rather than in the uncle’s Hyde Park home. I’ll truly appreciate it if you can steer me to informative links - or books.
The more time passes, and the more that oozes out about his past - the more I’m convinced that Chicago and its history as a repository of Marxist/communist/socialist blacks [and such whites as Ayers] is ground zero of Obama’s history - from before he was conceived.
Among the greatest red flags is his mention in “Dreams” of the old black men in Hawaii who played cards - friends of his grandfather’s - who had fled/escaped Chicago; who were always glad to see him [during his childhood], and who always asked how his mother was - and who he cited as his driving motivation to move to/live in Chicago, because their influence had made him feel Chicago was his destiny. Paraphrased - not exact quotes - but with your knowledge and research, I’m sure you know the portions of the book to which I refer.
Chicago is Obama’s emotional and psychological ground zero.