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Why Obama's Paternity Matters

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The importance of uncovering the facts concerning Obama's paternity is not so much to pinpoint the location of his birth. His status as a natural born citizen derives from the citizenship of his mother Stanley Dunham. Even if Barack Obama Sr. born in Kenya and a British subject was his actual father, his prior marriage in Kenya which was still valid at the time of the alleged marriage to Miss Dunham in 1961 would only mean that Obama Sr. was a bigamist making Obama a b@st@rd. Moreover, there is scant evidence that a marriage even took place, and Michelle Obama has stated publicly that Obama's mother was "very young and very single" at the time of his birth. If this was a slip of the tongue, it was likely that she unintentionally misspoke by revealing a family secret that was supposed to have remained hushed up.

The real likelihood of Obama's paternity, uncovered by meticulous investigation, is that his biological father was none other than Frank Marshall Davis, a low life Communist, pornographer, pedophile and suspected child molester who lived in the states of Washington and Hawaii concurrently with the family of Stanley Dunham. This relationship is further corroborated by a poem entitled "Pops", apparently written by Davis and plagiarized by Obama for a writing assignment while he was a student at Occidental College in Los Angeles. The poem may on one level pertain to a homosexual relationship between an older male and a younger male. Davis may have been expressing what happened when he was a child in relationship with his own biological father, or what he himself did to a younger man, possibly his own biological son. This explanation fits with scientific studies of how homosexual pedophilia may be passed down from generation to generation.

In order to properly grasp the Constitutional meaning of natural born citizenry, it is necessary to momentarily put oneself in the Founding Fathers' frame of mind. In the late 18th century, the concern was of a person who owed allegiance to a foreign power possibly being elected to the highest office in the land and then subordinate the nation's interests to those of the foreign power. In those days, it was recognized that the type of allegiance in question derives from the citizenship of the father, not necessarily the biological forbear. In the case of a child being born in one of the several states out of wedlock to an American mother, the presumption is in favor of natural born citizenship because even if the male forebear was subject of a foreign power, there would be no allegiance to this power by the child being illegitimate. Those arguing against natural born citizenship in this circumstance might try to insert an equal protection argument, that children should all be treated the same regardless of the circumstances of their birth, but this argument lacks validity.

Whether or not Obama Sr. actually married Stanley Dunham in Hawaii, the facts indicate that there was at least a common law marriage and that Obama Sr. accepted responsibility as Obama's father. This is further corroborated by the fact that Miss Dunham filed for divorce in Hawaii in January, 1964 long after Obama Sr. had abandoned the family to attend Harvard University. But in any event, there could never have been a valid marriage given the fact of the previous marriage in Kenya being still in effect. So even if Obama Sr. was the biological forbear of Obama, Obama would still be a natural born citizen by virtue of his mother's citizenship status.

The real question is whether Obama is electable knowing the possibility of his being conceived out of wedlock to a seventeen year old white mother impregnated by a black man nineteen years her senior in Seattle if the American people had all of the facts about his character and activities?
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