This video
contains two Interviews with Sarah Obama (Barack's Kenyan Paternal
Grandmother) claiming Barack Obama was born in Kenya.
The first
interview was done from her home in Kenya after the third and final
presidential debate. In this clip Bishop McRae questions Sarah
Obama about her grandsons supposed birth in Kenya. Ms. Obama
replies that he was indeed born in Kenya and that she was present at the
birth. Ms. Obama's grandson who is translating Bishop McRae's
questions vehemently disagrees with Sarah. Ms. Obama insists
throughout the interview he was born in Kenya despite her grandson's
protest. The second interview was done for a profile piece on
Barack Obama. Sarah Obama's statements contradict the vital
records produced by the Obama campaign to prove his eligibility for the
presidency.
Why Any Kenyan Records
There is also speculation that
certified copies of a Kenyan birth certificate, with embossed raised
seals and with birth witness signatures, are now in the hands of three
individuals. Those documents allegedly state that Obama was born
at 7:24 p.m., on August 4, 1961, at Coast Provincial General Hospital,
in Mombasa, Kenya. Government authorities in Kenya have stated that all
documents regarding Obama would be under seal until after the November 4
election. That statement itself raises questions, because if Obama
was born in Hawaii, Kenya would have no Obama birth records to seal.
It Is Well Known
And then
there's the recording
of the Kenyan Ambassador admitting Obama was born in Kenya on the "Mike
In The Morning" show on WRIF radio, in Detroit.
The radio jocks
called the Kenyan Embassy, and spoke to the Kenyan ambassador to the
United States, Peter Ogego. Odongo, in this recording, admits that it is
a well known fact that Barack Obama was born in Kenya, and plans are
underway to build a memorial at the site of his birth.
The ambassador of Kenya says that obama was born in
Kenya and that his birth place has become a national shrine.
The quote is around 12:35, so if
you don’t have time to listen to the whole thing, you can jump ahead. The transcript reads:
Radio Jockey: President elect
Obama's birth place over in Kenya -- is that going to be a national spot
where he was born
Ambassador Peter Ogego: its already an attraction.
His paternal grandmother is still alive
Radio Jockey:But his birth
place...they'll put up a marker there
Ambassdor Peter Ogego: It would
depend on the government. Its already well known.
Here is an
abridged YouTube version of the
the radio interview. So you can hear just the relevant parts.
It can be reasonably pointed out that the DJ was
trying to entrap the Ambassador and that the Ambassador fell into his
trap. However, if you listen to the long version of the radio interview
--you’ll notice he used the same strategy on two different occasions and
the ambassador gently brushed him off.
First, he tried to force the
ambassador to sing the Kenyan national anthem. The ambassador referred
him to the kenyan website.
Second he tried to push the ambassador into saying
something about maybe Kenya becoming the 51st state. Again the
ambassador said that Kenya was a sovereign country. ie No.
He used the
same technique on the question of Obama’s birth place. This time the
ambassador did not brush him off. Rather in answer to the question as to
whether Obama was born in Kenya --he says "It is well known."
Because the
ambassador answered no in the two previous examples -- you can't say
that the ambassdor was either a fool or ill advised.
Finally, you
might ask well doesn't he know that saying Obama is born in Kenya would
make trouble for Obama? The answer there is why should he be concerned?
He has heard no suggestion in the mainstream media that there might be a
problem there. So to say what is already well known--as he says--would
be no problem.
Here is a utube video of Ambassador
Peter Ogego speaking at a conference.
Ambassador of Kenya H.E. Peter Ogego
To verify that the voice on the radio is Ambassador Ogego-- compare the
radio voice with the DJ to the voice on the Utube that goes with
Ambassador Ogego. Ambassador Peter Ogego is introduced a bit after
minute 18..
Subsequently, the
Kenyan ambassador said that he meant Obama's father was born in
Kenya. However, when pressed about Obama's birth place:
"I
don't know," he said with a tone of irritation. "You should ask
your government. I know his father is Kenyan."
However,
that's not what the original transcript suggests. Finally, there
is a
Affidavit of Bishop Ron McRae which is part of the Berg case.
The Bishop says pretty much the same thing as the Ambassador.
"Additionally, it is common knowledge throughout both the Christian and
Muslim communities in Kenya, that contrary to news media propaganda here
in the United States, US Senator Barack Obama is a Muslim and not a
Christian, and that he was born in Mombasa, Kenya and not in the State
of Hawaii as falsely purported by the Obama campaign for presidency of
the United States."
While you cannot impeach the ambassador's
character, you can impeach McCrae's character. After all, he's just an
itinerant preacher. But McCrae has been to Kenya. Still that makes two
people who say that it is common knowledge in Kenya that Obama was born
in Kenya. Then of course there is
a video of Obama's grandmother saying that Obama is born in Kenya
There is a case to be made that Obama mother didn't mean Obama was born
in Kenya but rather that he is a "son of this village". However,
witnesses insist that she said she was present at obama's birth in
Kenya. If taken alone, perhaps she could well be ignored. However, her
take is in keeping with others both high and low.
Again here is
a pdf transcript of
Kenyan National Assembly on Nov 5, 2008, the day after Obama was
elected. Over and over again there are references to Obama being a "son
of the soil" of Kenya and a Kenyan. On page page 3275 there is this
passage:
HOUSE SHOULD ADJOURN TO DISCUSS ELECTION OF MR. BARRACK
OBAMA
Ms. Odhiambo: On a point of order, Mr. Deputy Speaker, Sir.
It is not on this issue. I stand on a point of order under Standing
Order No.20 to seek leave for adjournment of the House to discuss the
American presidential election results.
(Applause)
Mr.
Deputy Speaker, Sir, the President-elect, Mr. Obama, is a son of the
soil of this country. Every other country in this continent is
celebrating the Obama win. It is only proper and fitting that the
country which he originates from should show the same excitement, pomp
and colour.
The
Continent Of His Birth
ModernGhana.com
reports:
that Obama is expected to announce a major foreign policy
for Africa during his historic two-day visit to Ghana, beginning
Friday, July 10, 2009.
Although Mr Obama has made foreign
policy pronouncements for some parts of the world since assuming
office in January, this year, he is yet to make one for Africa,
and his visit to the country, which the White House describes as
"one of our most trusted partners in sub-Saharan Africa", is
expected to be used as a platform to unveil his foreign policy
for Africa.
"It is expected that President Obama will
make a major foreign policy statement on Africa," Ghana’s
Minister of Foreign Affairs, Alhaji Mohammed Mumuni, told the
Daily Graphic.
For Ghana, Obama's visit will be a
celebration of another milestone in African history as it hosts
the first-ever African-American President on this presidential
visit to the continent of his birth.
Did you catch that last
part?
"...the continent of his birth."
Let's see? Does this make it three, or is it
four, claims, from responsible sources, that Barack Obama was
born in Africa.
Remember
This From 2008
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All Kenyans Know What Americans Refuse to Recognize (01:42)
