President Bi Racial Obama

Obama is not a black president he is 1/2 white 1/2black He is also 1 whole kenyan ,and no part American

Obama is not a black president he is 1/2 white 1/2black He is also 1 whole kenyan ,and no part American

Barack Obama was born in Kenya

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Today, we have a new matter before us. There is an article out today on
the internet that says that Barack Obama's mother was living in Kenya with
his Arab-African father late in her pregnancy.

She was not allowed to travel by plane then, so she Barack Obama was born
there and his mother then took him to Hawaii to register his birth.

Obama is not eligible to be the President of the United States of America.
This may not be proven in the next few days, but I am sure it will be
proven before the General Election.

The DNC and the elite of the Democratic party should respect Hillary and
not force her off the ballot. If they do, we may not even have a viable
candidate.

I'm sure all this can be proven, by hospital documents and witnesses. It
will take time, but Obama is not a legitimate U. S. citizen. He has
citizenship established in Kenya, where he is recorded as Arab-African.

The Luo The Obamas are members of the Luo, Kenya's third-largest ethnic group, which is part of a larger family of ethnic groups, collectively also known as Luo.  This group belongs to the Eastern Sudanic branch of the Nilo-Saharan phylum.  The Obama family is largely concentrated in the western province of Nyanza.

Hussein Barack Obama's grandfather was Hussein Onyango Obama (Grandfather).   He was born about 1895 and died in 1979.  He worked for the British colonial government and was a prominent and wealthy farmer.Zanzibar first Muslim converts fiercely devoted to Islam at least 3 wives respected she said

Grandfather lived for a time in , where he converted from Christianity to Islam.  He was one of the in his village.

Grandfather, for whom Obama was given the middle name, Hussein, was "."   He had : Helima, who had no children, Akuma who gave birth to Sarah Obama, Barack Hussein Obama, Sr. and Auma Obama.

"What your grandfather was strength -- discipline."  Obama quoted his grandmother, Sarah, as telling him.  "This is also why he rejected the Christian religion.

"For a brief time, he converted, and even changed his name to Johnson.  But he could not understand such ideas as mercy towards your enemies, or that this man Jesus could wash away a man's sins."

"To your grandfather, this was foolish sentiment, something to comfort women," she added.  "And so he converted to Islam -- he thought its practices conformed more closely to his beliefs."
 
Grandfather's third wife Sarah is the one often referred to by Obama as his "grandmother."  She is not a blood relative and describes herself as a lifelong Muslim.  "I am a strong believer of the Islamic faith," .

Sarah became the primary caregiver for Senior after his mother, Akuma, left the family while her children were still young.

Akumu Habiba Akumu Obama was Obama's paternal grandmother, and the second wife of Hussein Onyango Obama.

A photograph of her holding her son, Barack Sr, on her lap is on the cover of her grandson's memoirs titled "Dreams from my Father..."

Hussein
The
Insurgent During Obama’s first visit to Kenya in 1988, his grandmother Sarah told him about the resentment against white colonial rule in Kenya, with rallies and mounting violence that would explode into full-scale rebellion in 1952.  "Most of this activity centered on Kikuyuland," she told him.  "But the Luo, too, were oppressed. Men in our area began to join the Kikuyu" told

"Granny Sarah" Obama that Hussein Onyango Obama, Obama’s paternal grandfather, became involved in the Kenyan independence movement while working as a cook for a British army officer after World War II.  He was arrested in 1949 and jailed for two years in a high-security prison where, according to his family, he was subjected to horrific violence to extract information about the growing insurgency.  Sarah, said that her husband had supplied information to the insurgents.  "His job as cook to a British army officer made him a useful informer for the secret oathing movement which would later form the Mau Mau rebellion," she said.  "At the time the insurgents were secretly taking oaths which included promises to kill white settlers and colonialists," Mrs. Onyango said.

"To arrest a Luo, WW II veteran (Burma), who was a senior figure in the community, is pretty serious.  They must have had some damn good evidence," said Professor David Anderson, director of the African Studies Centre at the University of Oxford, and an authority on the Mau Mau rebellion.

Obama refers briefly to his grandfather’s imprisonment in his best-selling memoir, "Dreams...," but states that his grandfather was held only for "more than six months."  Obama described his grandfather’s physical state: "When he returned to Alego he was very thin and dirty.  He had difficulty walking, and his head was full of lice."  For some time, he was too traumatized to speak about his experiences.

Senior

Barack Hussein Obama Sr. (Senior) was born  in Nyangoma-Kogello, Siaya District, Kenya in 1936.  He was a member of the Luo tribe and grew up in the sleepy village of Alego-Kogello.

The myth is that Obama Sr. was a goat herder.

Obama Sr. may have herded some goats that were part of Grandfather's  extensive livestock collection, but Obama Sr. spent his time at school where he was actually an extremely bright student and sufficiently educated to go on to obtain degrees from the University of Hawaii and Harvard.

In 1955, at 18 years of age, Senior married a girl called Kezia from the local village.  It was Kezia who remained his one true love and to whom he always returned.

Senior seems to have inherited his father’s attitudes towards the colonial power.  He was also arrested, for attending a meeting in Nairobi of the Kenya African National Union (KANU), the organization spearheading the independence movement.  Sarah told Obama that his father, unlike her husband, had been held only for a short time in the white man’s prison: "Because he was not a leader in KANU, Senior was released after a few days."

Shortly after his arrest, in 1958, Obama Senior was awarded an American sponsored scholarship in economics to the University of Hawaii at Manoa.  He was selected by a former Kenyan cabinet minister, the late Tom Mboya, who was earmarked as the successor to Jomo Kenyatta, Kenya's first prime minister and  leader of the terrorist Mau Mau.

The presumption was that Senior would return to Africa and use his "Western-honed skills in a new Kenya."

Chief Engineer found this 1960 "Time" article about Tom Mboya.  On page 8 it mentions the "Jackie Robinson -- Harry Belafonte Fund" which Susan Mboya oversees and which has already been used to send 81 Kenyans to the U.S. to be educated.

While Mboya has refused to release her father’s papers, some of them may be among the personal papers and correspondence Mboya (father) had with students who participated in the airlift.  Those papers are at Stanford and personal correspondence is listed as one of the items in the holdings.

Of interest in the "Time" article, it mentions Pam Odede was sent to Ohio as one of the students.  Pam would later become Mboya’s wife and it is no coincidence that their daughter Susan now lives in Ohio.

In June, 1959, at the age of 23, Obama Sr. became the first African student enrolled at the University of Hawaii at Manoa.

Kezia, who is pregnant, remained in Kenya.  Senior would have two more children with Kezia in subsequent years.

Eventually, Senior will have three wives and one mistress.  With them, he will have seven children, although there are some reports of an eighth.