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I’m not persuading the people to dance to the tune of FMD is the daddy!!

No way. Imagining that FMD is the daddy is a weird fantasy without one single shred of evidence other than wild speculation. Zero looks EVEN LESS like FMD than he does the Kenyan, if possible. There is someone of course that he resembles very closely that some people want to ignore. Or they try to squeeze him into a time/geographical frame with SAD.

The only way people can realize some of the truth about Zero’s parentage is to drop with the myths already, start from scratch, and read the Auntie thread. And have an open mind, swept clean of “Dreams from my Father” and any and all mis- or pre-conceptions.

...so we have to start with a two year old that showed up in Hawaii wearing a diaper and playing with a toy hammer, sitting on the steps of a shack, and shortly afterwards, having his photograph taken next to a little dark boy who is several months older... ...before we see him with Stanley Armour at the beach or with Stanley Ann Dunham at the zoo; images that could have been taken on a family outing with who-ever the child was living with until then, IF he was in Hawaii before the age of two.

And that's really ALL we know.

"Zero looks EVEN LESS like FMD than he does the Kenyan, if possible."

No kidding.

"The only way people can realize some of the truth about Zero’s parentage is to drop with the myths already, start from scratch, and read the Auntie thread."

I'm still working at it when I have idle moments. You do realize that it's over 2,100 comments long, and that the commentary and analysis is not exactly pithy? What a herculean read! When I start reading about Seattle babysitters, wives from the Philippines, Stanley Ann vs Anna (something) etc my brain starts to overload and things start to come apart for me, connect-the-dot-wise.

Fortunately the dots don't have to all be connected to come to the inevitable conclusion that this guy's history is a virtually complete fabrication. Something about lies and weaving and deceiving comes to mind. Now, getting enough of the public made aware of the bs that a tipping point in public demand for accountability is reached is the real chore. I do it all the time in everyday situations. And people get it.

Al Capone was busted for tax evasion.