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Originally posted by Symbiote
reply to post by djusdjus
Obama is not a black person.
Obama is a mulatto.
Get it right.
Originally posted by whatukno
I still wonder who wrote the article, and if the article is a legitimate Associated Press article. It would be interesting to find the specific reporter on this story and see what they say about the headline.
Sorry, but a newspaper story is just words on a screen until the source of the story is verified. I could say that Obama was born on the moon, as long as no one questions me about it, it's completely legitimate right?
Ranneberger attributed his sentiments to Obama himself, yet another sign the son of a Kenyan father elected US’ first black leader last November, was not about to take his eyes off Kenya.
The speech rekindled that of Secretary of State Hilary Clinton’s reaction to a remark Obama could be meddling in Kenya’s affairs, "Listen to your son, he means well to you".
Originally posted by TrueAmerican
Man, the whole point of this is that this AP reporter stated that BEFORE THIS WAS EVER AN ISSUE!!!
Did anyone cause a stir over it then? Did the reporter get fired? Did Obama call him/her up and say "That is incorrect?"
NO!
So don't go making these lame ass excuses now people. That AP reporter, one in Kenya, I will add, had no reason to suspect any different at the time. And no one seemed to care about it THEN!
Bah. Deniers.
Originally posted by TrueAmerican
Did anyone cause a stir over it then? Did the reporter get fired? Did Obama call him/her up and say "That is incorrect?"
NO!
IIRC - there was a discussion in connection with how BARAK obama sr was always shown as BARACK OBAMA both in 'Dreams' and in articles written about him in Hawaii - yet when he returned to Kenya he wrote the above article (which is reported as having annoyed Kenyatta) he wrote his name as BARAK - dropping the 'c'
The name BARAK is closer to the phonetic spelling of the arabic. The additional 'c' may have been how the teachers enrolled him in the christian school he attended.
After independance in 1963, as a Kenyan, he would have been quick to discard anything to do with a spelling that might be interpreted as a 'colonial hangover' -
However, Obama Two was stuck with the english version. In 1964 any self-serving documentation that had been raised to claim obama sr as the father carried forward the name BARACK. (imho)
So don't go making these lame ass excuses now people. That AP reporter, one in Kenya, I will add, had no reason to suspect any different at the time. And no one seemed to care about it THEN!
WASHINGTON – Americans will today go to the polls to elect their next President with Democratic Party
candidate, Senator Barack Obama largely favoured to win.
The Kenyan-born Senator will, however, face a stiff competition from his Republican
counterpart, John McCain who has taken the presidential battle to the finishing line with vigorous campaign strategies.
Ofeibea Quist-Arcton, NPR’s Africa-based correspondent, tells why her beat has proved one of the most interesting this year.
She discusses the stories that have been painful and devastating for many nations on the continent such as the violent political fights that have led to power-sharing deals.
She also describes the stories that have been exciting, including the U.S. presidential race of Kenyan-born Sen. Barack Obama.
By SOLOMON ASOWATA WITH AGENCY REPORTS
WASHINGTON – Americans will today go to the polls to elect their next President with Democratic Party candidate, Senator Barack Obama
largely favoured to win.
The Kenyan-born Senator will, however, face a stiff competition from his Republican counterpart, John McCain who has taken the presidential battle to the finishing line with vigorous campaign strategies.
The other candidates are Cynthia Mckinney (Green Party), Bob Barr (Libertarian Party), Chuk Baldwin (Constitution Party) and Ralph Nader who is running as an independent candidate.
Aiming for a last-minute upset, Republican John McCain embarked on a grueling odyssey through seven swing states yesterday while Democrat Barack Obama was headed toward three long time GOP bastions that have become Democratic-learning battle grounds in the historic presidential contest.
Obama, cruising comfortably ahead in national and many battle ground state polls, started his day with a late morning rally in Jacksonville, before heading to events in Virginia and North Carolina.
His efforts are being buoyed by former presidential candidate, Al Gore, former President Bill Clinton and his wife, Senator Hillary Rodman Clinton, as well as other top democrats who have tightened their hold on the country with the aim of wrestling power from the Republicans, whose eight years in the White House have failed to produce the desired effects on majority of Americans as well as the economy.
It is widely believed that the President George Bush administration had alienated a lot of Americans due to its unpopular war campaigns in Iraq and Afghanistan where trillions of dollars which could have been used for the benefit of American people, were wasted.
This belief, coupled with the present global financial crunch, according to political pundits, across the world, makes Obama the ideal presidential candidate for the White House.
Originally posted by Southern Guardian
reply to post by Scooby Doo
And this proves what? Its another personal assumption from another author of another newspaper. This is somehow evidence? Can anybody here explain how this evidence again?? You have an Hawaiian state authenticated short form birth certificate sitting online and yet you fellas continue to search and believe what somebody else says? Is it that easy to convince you?
This.... this here shows us how low the Obama-ineligibility movement has gone. This is certainly a text books definition of desperation.
[edit on 15-10-2009 by Southern Guardian]