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Originally posted by Hefficide
reply to post by LeoStarchild
The statue is not in Kenya - it is in Indonesia where Barack Obama did live as a child.
And as for the Barry part? My name is John, but I was called Jon-Jon as a child. Does that hold any secret relevance?
~Heff
Originally posted by Hefficide
reply to post by beezzer
Actually if you want another revelation... my middle initial is F.
Swear on a stack of Bibles!
ETA- I was also born in Massachusetts too. Again, total truth.edit on 8/17/12 by Hefficide because: (no reason given)
. He spent 3 of those years at a Catholic School. THAT I didn't know.
people and places in Indonesia...including an old class picture (one does exist! What do ya know?) with Barry listed as the boy's name.
Originally posted by PhantomLimb
his college years, and putting him under a microscope like with candidates in the past.
Originally posted by chapterhouse
I WANT TO SEE THE RAISED SEAL BIRTH CERTIFATE OR HE WAS NEVER VETTED PROPERLY PERIOD!!!!!
Originally posted by RELDDIR
Hey guys, why wasn't Obama being vetted as rigorously as Ryan?
Originally posted by FlyersFan
or his visit to Pakistan when Americans weren't supposed to be going there
. Americans traveled there without incident, as shown by a travel piece that appeared in the New York Times in 1981, dated June 14. Barbara Crossette, an assistant news editor of the Times, told her mostly American readers they could travel to Lahore, Pakistan, by air, rail or road, adding: "Tourists can obtain a free, 30-day visa (necessary for Americans) at border crossings and airports." Her article prompted a letter to the Times from the U.S. consul general in Lahore saying he would "welcome an influx of Americans" to Lahore. He cautioned only that in addition to getting a visa for Pakistan, American visitors also should be careful to line up an Indian visa for the return trip if they planned to travel overland. The letter is dated Aug. 23, 1981. Also, a travel advisory from the State Department dated Aug. 17, 1981 notes that Americans traveling to Pakistan require a 30-day visa, and that any staying longer must check in with Pakistan’s Foreigner Registration Office. A digital copy of the advisory is archived at the Electronic Research Collection, a partnership between the State Department and the Federal Depository Library at the University of Illinois at Chicago.
or about his missing documents
But Obama definately wasn't vetted at all.
If he had been ... he wouldn't be in office today.