Not necessarily.
A story came out a few months ago about the emergency supplies that travel with a president; the story included The Won's blood type - AB Negative.
BHO Sr. was a member of the Luo tribe - a tribe of which 50% are said to be of Type "O" blood.
If BHO Sr. did indeed have Type "O" blood, it's impossible for him to be the father of an "AB Negative" child.
Not necessarily.
A story came out a few months ago about the emergency supplies that travel with a president; the story included The Won’s blood type - AB Negative.
BHO Sr. was a member of the Luo tribe - a tribe of which 50% are said to be of Type “O” blood.
If BHO Sr. did indeed have Type “O” blood, it’s impossible for him to be the father of an “AB Negative” child.
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true.
what is also interesting, is that in Sudan/Kenya,
type AB is almost unheard of.
and even in Irish (which Obama is part),
type AB is very rare.
...but, in certain areas of Africa, is it much more common.
(just as West Africans do better in sprints,
and East Africans do better in distance).
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i believe, that Frank Davis, had West African origins.
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Racial and Ethnic Distribution of ABO Blood Types - BloodBook ...
PEOPLE GROUP O A B AB
Kikuyu (Kenya) 60 19 20 1
Sudanese 62 16 21 0
Irish 52 35 10 3
Bantus 46 30 19 5
Well, yeah, that's normal across the board. The Red Cross site shows O+ makes up 47% of African Americans (meaning 53% have another type). O+ is the highest percent blood type of Hispanics and Asians. OTOH, AB- is the lowest percent across the board with only a 0.3% in African Americans (yes, AA not Kenyans) and 1% in Caucasians. However, if one parent has O, then they usually can't have a child with AB. The Red Cross leaves paternity and blood type open for extraneous coinky dinks and we all know hussein always has some coinky dink excuse.
I saw that too. Was hoping there would be some follow up. I wonder if George Obama would be willing to tell his blood type?
Universal recipient. He can take blood from anyone.
How unexpected...