The Frank Marshall Davis Story You Haven’t Heard

At some point in the future, a teacher will add to her syllabus, Barack’s memoir, and instruct her students to read it alongside Frank Marshall Davis’s equally affecting memoir, Livin’ the Blues.

Available now at Google Books (with a gap in pages 328-331 about the time he would have known young Barack). Read it now before the yank it.

He revealed that Obama’s mother, Stanley Ann Dunham, posed nude for a series of photographs taken by Davis, and was one month pregnant with Obama at the time.

"Revealed"? From her appearance, the woman in the pictures was most likely over 18 when the photos were taken.

AB Independent Productions, in collaboration with Veteran investigative journalist Cliff Kincaid of America’s Survival, has released a new video that reveals in detail for the first time, the story of how communist and probable Soviet agent Frank Marshall Davis – arguably the most influential person in Obama’s life – was discovered, and how the national media attempted to cover this story up.

Not everyone who was a CP member was a spy. If they all were the amateurs would have gotten in the way of the more important agents.

Or do they mean "agent" in another sense -- say, "agent of influence," in which case he was one of many, including some who weren't even aware of it themselves.

"Arguably the most influential person in Obama's life"? I guess, arguably. I suspect the old red was more boring than a lot of people realize.

But just who the most influential person in his life was is a good conversation starter for people who are interested in such things.

Backburning, yes. Their own myth, transmogrified, come back to bite them hard.

I am convinced that the truth needs to be out there for people to find... Even if posted obscurely, the real truth has an energy all its own, it attracts those who love truth, like a magnet.

(I’ll have time tomorrow for reading/viewing. Today was insane. And it isn’t over yet.)

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