Airlines were generally not allowed to sell a foreign citizen a oneway ticket, except under certain specific exceptions. Barack Obama Sr. normally would have been required to purchase a roundtrip ticket before coming to the United States. While it is true he did not have enough of his own money to afford that kind of travel, there are a number of possible scenarios in which someone else could have funded his travel, but not his other expenses.
I’ve known other people who spent thousands of dollars of other peoples’ money traveling between continents to satisfy the visa requirements to leave a nation after so mnay days or months, yet slept on other people’s living room couch because they could not afford an apartment or lodging.
It is unlikely that Ann would have traveled with Barack Obama Sr. or had her travel expenses paid by him. Supposedly Ann may have been trying unsuccessfully to (1) gain acceptance into the Kenyan Obama family and/or arrange for the child to be adopted by the Kenyan Obama family. Such efforts did not necessarily require her purported husband to be there when she did so.
Ann’s family may have helped to pay for her trip in the ultimately futile hopes that the Obama family would adopt and raise the child in the father’s Kenyan culture, with or without accepting the mother into the family.
Any theory which requires Ann to travel alone to Kenya is a non starter in my opinion. If Barack Sr didn't, go Ann certainly didn't go. It would take very good evidence to the contrary to persuade me otherwise.
Ann’s family may have helped to pay for her trip in the ultimately futile hopes that the Obama family would adopt and raise the child in the father’s Kenyan culture, with or without accepting the mother into the family.
I find no part of this suggestion reasonable from my perspective. What kind of mother would pay for her daughter's trip to an African nation where civil and racial unrest is prevalent? This notion strikes me as far fetched.
Any theory which requires Ann to travel alone to Kenya is a non starter in my opinion. If Barack Sr didn't, go Ann certainly didn't go. It would take very good evidence to the contrary to persuade me otherwise.
Ann’s family may have helped to pay for her trip in the ultimately futile hopes that the Obama family would adopt and raise the child in the father’s Kenyan culture, with or without accepting the mother into the family.
I find no part of this suggestion reasonable from my perspective. What kind of mother would pay for her daughter's trip to an African nation where civil and racial unrest is prevalent? This notion strikes me as far fetched.
Diogenes et al construct intricate flow charts of sophistry which have but one aim: explain it all away before the truth gets a toehold in the public discourse. Stanley Ann had access to money, her parents were not by any measure poor. And, they were leftists, and therefore probably embraced S.A.’s “modern” choices. Obama Sr. would have wanted his son born in the home country for cultural reasons, ergo, it seems, based on ALL the evidence, that he made that happen. It doesn’t matter at this point. The posted BC is a common fraud, making the President a suspect for fraud, and impeachable. Diogenes’ efforts can only be characterized as an epic fail at this point.