Now you’re getting surly. It makes you sound desperate.
The idea that the agency would dare to advertise Obama as Kenyan born without his permission, much less without his knowledge, is beyond absurd. The only way you can put forth such a claim is by forgetting you’re not posting on Fogbow. In the real world agents don’t make up fake countries of birth for their clients. They don’t describe a Journey that begins in Kenya and ends in Harvard without their client’s complicity. The client is, after all, the one who has been advanced money to write this Journey.
The more you argue that it all happened without pure, honest, innocent Obama’s knowledge the dumber you sound. The surlier you get, the more desperate you sound. Lets see how far you can go in either direction. You’re doing great so far.
PS: You keep confusing Journeys with Dreams. It makes you sound stupid.
Maybe a bit snarky. I generally try to avoid that, but I admit I sometimes get a bit lightheaded after I've been laughing hard like this. Each go-round just makes it worse.
The idea that the agency would dare to advertise Obama as Kenyan born without his permission, much less without his knowledge, is beyond absurd.
Oh, I think the agent fully believed the information came from Obama; it's just that I think the agent got the notes wrong or perhaps (as 4Zoltan has suggested) conflated "born of a father from Kenya" into "born in Kenya." Likewise, the NYT article the year prior had Obama as moving to Indonesia about the age his parents divorced rather than about the age his mother remarried. Mistakes happen. And the agent has admitted that.
They don’t describe a Journey that begins in Kenya and ends in Harvard without their client’s complicity.
Another view, the one I put into my prior post which you ignored as usual, is that the bio wasn't something anyone was much focused on as opposed to the actual book (which says nothing about being born in Kenya).
The more you argue that it all happened without pure, honest, innocent Obama’s knowledge the dumber you sound.
My analysis accounts for all the relevant data, including the 1990 Harvard Law Review articles which reported Obama was born in Hawaii.
Everyone here is wondering how you account for those.
PS: You keep confusing Journeys with Dreams.
Insofar as they were different in concept, the former was discarded and the latter the one actually written and published to the general public. And the one published to the general public says nothing about "born in Kenya."