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Chris Strunk says:
Monday, August 2, 2010 at 4:38 PM

Strunk is in opposition to a summary judgment filed by the DOJ in my case Strunk v DOS et al.

DCD 08-cv-2234 seeks further disclosure in regards to DOS spoliation of documents in regards to my request under FOIA the passport and related records of Stanley Ann Dunham et al..

I have been awaiting these records and more since October 2008 when I first filed a FOIA request related to my active case in New York Supreme Court where the records will be used when the disposition of the Summary Judgment is complete;

Hopefully, I will receive the additional records that exist from 1960 onward too.

Clearly when the DOS release is combined with the US Customs and Immigration service release to Ken Allen amounting to about 90 pages shows that Lolo Soetoro and Ann Soetoro were having difficulties that would only explain the removal of BHO from her passport in 1968

especially since the Indonesian Government in Soetoro’s words, any American, was in jeopardy there in Indonesia due to the anti-American feelings”

is shown at page 103 of

http://www.scribd.com/doc/35245956/Strunk-s-DOS-and-DHS-FOIA-Responses-DCD-08-Cv-2234-and-Ken-Allen-s-DOS-and-DHS-Responses-AZDC-09-Cv-373

attached to the U.S. Government memo of January 12, 1966 with pages marked 000077 through 000080

therein at page 000078 regarding Lolo Soetoros request for a INA section 212(e) waiver and two year extension for his stay in the USA with Ann Soetoro,

(that according to the US Government document of August 6, 1968 all three returned to Indonesia on July 20, 1966);

Soetoro states:

“Most importantly, anti-American feeling has reached a feverish pitch under the direction of the Indonesian communist party, and I have been advised by both family and friends in Indonesia that it would be dangerous to endeavor to return with my wife at the present time.

Of secondary importance is the fact that my wife does not yet speak Indonesian,

Not only would she be forced to cut short her college education, but she would be left in a position of isolation in the community,”

It appears from the cross comparison on both the Customs and DOS FOIA released documents that

on October 20, 1971 Stanley Ann Dunham Soetoro (SADS) and BHO (a.k.a Saebarkah Soetoro) together boarded Pan Am Airlines Flight 812 unaccompanied by Lolo M. Soetoro in Djakarta Indonesia

and arrived in Honolulu Hawaii on October 21, 1971

and sought entry into the USA on an expired Passport issued July 19, 1965

according to the DS 1423 Form for REQUEST BY UNITED STATES NATIONAL FOR AND REPORT OF EXCEPTION TO SECTION 53.1, TITLE 22 OF THE CODE OF FEDERAL REGULATIONS

with use of the expired Passport of July 19, 1965 shown as page 6 of

http://www.scribd.com/doc/35245956/Strunk-s-DOS-and-DHS-FOIA-Responses-DCD-08-Cv-2234-and-Ken-Allen-s-DOS-and-DHS-Responses-AZDC-09-Cv-373

It is important to discover whether or not based upon SADS’ August 13, 1968 Passport Renewal Application to DOS shown as page 3 and 4 of

http://www.scribd.com/doc/35245956/Strunk-s-DOS-and-DHS-FOIA-Responses-DCD-08-Cv-2234-and-Ken-Allen-s-DOS-and-DHS-Responses-AZDC-09-Cv-373

SADS excluded Saebarkah Soetoro (BHO)from her Passport of July 19, 1965;

and therefore, left no way for BHO

who is presumed to also have the right to an Indonesian Passport under Lolo Soetoro

to reenter the USA with SADS except by use of the expired July 19 1965 passport.

That Declarant

among other items of interest in the analysis presented by Dr Corsi in his Worldnet Daily Article (WND)

takes issue with the insinuation that the 1965 edition of SADS passport was only good for 3 years when in fact it was to expire July 18, 1970 according to the actual reference by the US Government shown in the upper right corner of the application located at page 3;

however in August 13 1968 SADS made an early application to renew the 1965 to remove BHO (a.k.a. Saebarkah Soetoro) from her own passport.

At that time, Lolo Soetoro was in a difficult effort with the State Department and US Customs and Immigration to obtain reentry into the USA and needed to reflect Saebarkah Soetoro (BHO) as an Indonesian for his own safety.

That Saebarkah Soetoro (BHO) according to his own writing in 1971 would re-enter back into the USA to live with his Grandma Madelyn Dunham

Except for the fact that the Exception request for use of the expired July 19, 1965 passport

without use of an American passport as Saebarkah Soetoro as an Indonesian citizen

which he was also entitled to an Indonesian Passport made without being on SADS renewed Passport of August 13 1968

made it easier for Saebarkah Soetoro / BHO to travel and obtain a renewed Indonesian Passport,

rather than a British or even Kenyan passport that would be more difficult to explain or obtain to the Indonesian Government

(having a USA passport there in Indonesian would dangerously expose Lolo Soetoro to government scrutiny since BHO was born in Kenya not the USA was adopted by Lolo Soetoro as a Indonesian citizen).

Thereafter 1971, Saebarkah Soetoro living in the USA went to the Indonesian Embassy in Hawaii

to obtain or renew the Indonesian passport

as part of his college funding program

and that in 1981 through 1984 was then used while attending Columbia University

to enter Indonesia, Pakistan and Afghanistan

while working for Zbigniew Brzezinski then of the Scholl of Foreign Affairs and the National Security Council with the Carter Administration and Reagan Administration transition.

Found at ThePostEmail