This is a novel narrative, FW! Kudos. I haven’t seen it suggested that Madelyn Dunham also went to Kenya. MD would also have a motive to park SAD out of the way with her problematic baby for that era.
SAD was a rebellious teenager and having gone the rails entirely with BHO SR. and refused to give up the child to the Salvation Army, perhaps the lure of a romantic life in the new nation of Kenya might appeal to her? BHO Sr. might have greatly embellished his standing there, being such a great liar!
To be clear, Seize, I don’t believe either Stanley Ann or her mother went to Kenya. I was only pointing out the impracticality of positing that the foreign arrival to HI—whose identity Obama’s enablers have done their best to hide—was either SA or her mother arriving from Kenya.
If it had been SA, then why burden herself and her family with the additional expense of flying almost immediately from Hawaii to WA state? Why not just stay in HI, and continue her education at the university where she started? What would she have gained by dragging the baby to WA, only to take two courses and then go to the expense of returning to HI?
If the foreign arrival was the mother, coming from Kenya, then why wouldn’t she have brought SA with her? And again, why wouldn’t SA have remained in HI, once she got there?
Plus, as has been mentioned, there’s the fact that no one in Kenya has ever claimed to know where, and how, SA lived during her pregnancy. Had she spent that time in Kenya, someone would have stepped forward with details by mow. The house/hut she lived in would probably be a shrine.
The only narrative that covers all the bases—and does so perfectly—is an under-the-radar stay in a home for unwed mothers in Canada. That explains the black hole in SA’S time line, and also accounts for her sudden, brief transfer to the University of WA. It all fits.