Kenya Born Obama in Sunday Standard newspaper
Evidently there have been several information security slips along Kenya-born Obama's path to his illegitimate presidency. Damage control has been done wherever possible on his side by concealing the details of his birthplace and childhood and likely implanting misinformation in the major media and internet. But not to worry, these little slips will remain right here for the world to see.
On June 27, 2004, The Sunday Standard, a Kenyan newspaper, printed an Associated Press article entitled Kenya-Born Obama all set for US Senate. The article can still be found in the archive at ??? but today a search query for "Obama" within the Kenya newspaper's online edition renders no results whatsoever and instead displays the page below.
Fortunately the web page was archived. Below is a snapshot of the The Sunday Standard article, just in case they manage to remove it from www.archive.org as well, which at this point won't be of much use.
On January 8, 2006, the Honolulu Advertiser also reported that Barack Hussein Obama was born outside the United States. The article written by the Advertiser's staff writer Will Hoover about a wounded Iraqi war veteran campaigning for congress, currently notes a correction under the headline:
CORRECTION: A correction on this story was published on Sunday, Jan. 15, 2006: Sen. Barack Obama, D-Ill., was born in Honolulu on Aug. 4, 1961. A Page One story last Sunday contained incorrect information about his birthplace.
To add insult to injury, in October of 2004, during the ABC Chicago Affiliate's broadcast of the Obama-Keyes debates, Obama openly admitted that he was not a natural born citizen. (C-Span aired the uncut version of the debates, which contained this exchange, in the second half of April, 2005) In this debate, between Obama and Keyes, Keyes faulted Obama for not being a "natural born citizen", Obama replied, "So what, I am running for Illinois Senator, not the presidency", admitting that he was not eligible to be president.
Finally, let us not forget that even Obama's grandmother had stated he was born in Kenya. It is no wonder why the Kenyan police had barred U.S. journalists from interviewing Obama's grandmother, Sarah Obama, in the weeks before the election.
