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Originally posted by InvisibleAlbatross
reply to post by fredvcall
Good grief, will this lie every go away?
Old friends recall Obama's college years
Friends Recall Obama's Days at Occidental College
Recollections of Obama’s Ex-Roommate
Article Obama wrote in college
All these stupid birther theories do is strengthen anti-conspiracy theorists.
One person who did remember Mr. Obama was Michael L. Baron, who taught a senior seminar on international politics and American policy. Mr. Baron, now president of an electronics company in Florida, said he was Mr. Obama’s adviser on the senior thesis for that course. Mr. Baron, who later wrote Mr. Obama a recommendation for Harvard Law School, gave him an A in the course.
Columbia was a hotbed for discussion of foreign policy, Mr. Baron said. The faculty included Zbigniew Brzezinski, the former national security adviser, and Zalmay Khalilzad, now the American ambassador to the United Nations. Half of the eight students in the seminar were outstanding, and Mr. Obama was among them, Mr. Baron said.
Michael J. Wolf, who took the seminar with him and went on to become president of MTV Networks, said: “He was very smart. He had a broad sense of international politics and international relations. It was a class with a lot of debate. He was a very, very active participant. I think he was truly distinctive from the other people in that class. He stood out.”
A program from the 1983 graduation ceremony lists him as a graduate.
Lennard Davis, Distinguished Professor, University of Illinois at Chicago
In the spring of 1983, I was Barack Obama’s professor at Columbia University. Barack, or Barry as he was known then, was a senior in my class on “The Novel and Ideology.”
Originally posted by aptness
Originally posted by Amaterasu
I mean, We know They can do it, right?
According to the birthers, this is 40+ year conspiracy, involving all branches of government, multiple states and government agencies. But, apparently, ‘they’ can’t fabricate a long form birth certificate to shut up a fringe of the population.
There’s a difference between not knowing the answers and refusing to accept the answers.
Does extracting this information hurt anyone? Not at all. Why not find out the answers?
Originally posted by InvisibleAlbatross
reply to post by fredvcall
One person who did remember Mr. Obama was Michael L. Baron, who taught a senior seminar on international politics and American policy. Mr. Baron, now president of an electronics company in Florida, said he was Mr. Obama’s adviser on the senior thesis for that course. Mr. Baron, who later wrote Mr. Obama a recommendation for Harvard Law School, gave him an A in the course.
Columbia was a hotbed for discussion of foreign policy, Mr. Baron said. The faculty included Zbigniew Brzezinski, the former national security adviser, and Zalmay Khalilzad, now the American ambassador to the United Nations. Half of the eight students in the seminar were outstanding, and Mr. Obama was among them, Mr. Baron said.
Michael J. Wolf, who took the seminar with him and went on to become president of MTV Networks, said: “He was very smart. He had a broad sense of international politics and international relations. It was a class with a lot of debate. He was a very, very active participant. I think he was truly distinctive from the other people in that class. He stood out.”
A program from the 1983 graduation ceremony lists him as a graduate.
www.nysun.com...
Lennard Davis, Distinguished Professor, University of Illinois at Chicago
In the spring of 1983, I was Barack Obama’s professor at Columbia University. Barack, or Barry as he was known then, was a senior in my class on “The Novel and Ideology.”
nativeborncitizen.wordpress.com...
Originally posted by fredvcall
reply to post by Feltrick
Professors at Colombia University don't recall Obama's presence. Then, again, Obama had so many aliases........
Originally posted by InvisibleAlbatross
reply to post by fredvcall
So after being proven wrong about people in general remembering him, you switch to professors?
Originally posted by Feltrick
Originally posted by fredvcall
reply to post by Feltrick
By the way, did you ever see Nixon's long form birth certificate AND do you know who his best man was at his wedding?
Yes. In fact I have. But I can't think of the name of his best man at the moment. Maybe it was Eisenhower? Who also showed his birth certificate.
Originally posted by AdamsMurmur
Why stop there? Lets find out what kind of underwear Obama wears.
Does he wear boxers or briefs?
Fruit of the Loom, Hanes, or what?
Originally posted by fredvcall
Does this make you wonder? Ever wonder why no one ever came forward from President Obama's past saying they knew him, attended school with him, was his friend, etc. ?? Not one person has ever come forward from his past.
Remember that time when everyone asked about who was at Bush’s, Clinton’s, Nixon’s, or Eisenhower’s wedding? Yeah, me neither.
Originally posted by fredvcall
reply to post by Amaterasu
I'd like to think that the making of 'Manchurian Obama' took years. I hate to think that the CIA put this man together helter skelter in a couple of weeks.
Originally posted by fredvcall
Originally posted by Feltrick
Originally posted by fredvcall
reply to post by Feltrick
By the way, did you ever see Nixon's long form birth certificate AND do you know who his best man was at his wedding?
Yes. In fact I have. But I can't think of the name of his best man at the moment. Maybe it was Eisenhower? Who also showed his birth certificate.
You've seen President Nixon's long form birth certificate? Well, I'm satisfied! I've seen President Obamas long form birth certificate. I give you the same proof you've given me, so are you satisfied? Probably not.
Getting back on your topic. What is your main reason for inquiring about the President's best man? Do you think it was George Soros or do you think the wedding is a lie? It would aid in keeping the discussion on track if we knew what your motivation is for asking the question. Thanks!