I don’t place much stock in Kenyan’s going on about 0bama being born there. To me they are bragging and making up the equivalent of “UFO tales” because it brings attention to the village he was born or to all Kenya
Agreed. I think some people in Kenya have latched onto this becuase it brings fame to the area, to the family, to the extended family, to the tribe, and it probably also gets used in local political matters that have nothing to do with this.
You said — I don’t place much stock in Kenyan’s going on about 0bama being born there. To me they are bragging and making up the equivalent of “UFO tales” because it brings attention to the village he was born or to all Kenya
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Well, you’re probably right in those “third-worlders” over there, bragging about this. I wouldn’t doubt it at all. I guess it makes them feel real big that he was supposedly born there. So, I wouldn’t doubt that what you say is *entirely true* and that he was never born there at all.
BUT..., what this opportunity represents — is for something like this to be cleared up — one way or another — with WorldNetDaily confirming or denying it.
Either they confirm it and then authenticate it with some experts — or — they deny it and we know *for sure* the guy was a scammer as you suspect.
That’s why I say that WorldNetDaily receiving this is the best news I’ve heard in a long time.
Nope. I know people who do business with top officials and execs in Afirca. It is a joke and common knowledge in Africa that he was born there. The other joke is Africans know that he and his tribe (Luo) are Muslims.