Michael sez: Uncle Vlad sent this in.
The Imam who came forward to assist in the search of Barack Obama’s identity left Kenya secretly last night, and will arrive in the UK this morning. He will meet with a US contact person who will assist him in recording an asylum statement in the UK after handing over the documents that caused the blessing of Obama when he was born and to confirm the origin of the name Hussein.
The man will join relatives in the UK because his life will be in danger if he were to return to Kenya after removing the documents from the Mosque’s archives and taking them out of the country. The man has been informed about the on-going case filed in the US Supreme Court by attorney Philip Berg challenging Barack Obama’s citizenship.
When the man heard that Jerome Corsi was in Kenya a few months ago, he took a decision to try and meet him, but had to travel back to Mombasa from Nairobi on hearing that Corsi had been bundled and taken to the airport on deportation orders.
The Imam is the grandson of the late Imam who blessed Barack Obama when he was born in Mombasa on the 4th of august 1961.
While in the UK, the Imam and the American contact person will visit Amnesty International before handing himself over to the authorities where he will formally deliver his application for asylum. The contact man has arranged so that they get an official from Amnesty international to accompany them to the home office desk where he will inform them on he dangers that will face him if he were to return to Kenya after delivering the documents on Obama.
This may now bring to close the speculations on Obama’s citizenship and the secrecy on where he was born.
API will dispatch a detailed letter in support of the Imam’s - application for asylum and protection - to the UK Home Office Secretary later today. The letter will be made available on the site here, but minus the names of the Imam.
African Press International
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Even should the Imam have viable proof that B. Hussein Obama is not an American citizen, you don't think the lib dems will allow such information about their god into American hands, do you? Or that the lib press in this country will even allow news about it to be published?
I fear we're in for a long rough ride and may as well get used to the idea, continue to prep and prepare for the worst, which will probably be coming.
Shy
http://tinyurl.com/5hadzk
proof that Obama was born in Kenya
It's very surprising that this is still going forward. I'm glad it is, but I doubt anything will come of it even if it is proven that he never should have been able to run for Prez.
The Messiah has ascended to his rightful place now and that's what matters. The thought of all the societal unrest and tribulation will keep this from being an issue.
He has to know the truth in this matter, but he's not said anything I can recall. If it should be shown that indeed, he should not have been in the race, what will that tell you about the character of the man?
I'm with Shy Wolf - Get ready.
I gotta say that this is crap (nor does it have to do with the blog's theme of 'staying alive'). Its customary for a child born to (even one) muslim parent to be blessed by an Imam, that doesn't necessarily make him a muslim.
Also, if Obama wasn't born in the US, fine; but neither was John McCain (and if you are going to tell me that at the time Panama was US territory, the State Department says that isn't good enough).
Stop focusing on crap and focus on the real problems in America.
His religion wasn't what was in question. That's irrelevant to the discussion.
His father,(unlike both of McCain's parents), wasn't a US citizen. Only his mother. The law at the time for determining citizenship required that both parents be citizens if the child wasn't born in US territory.
There have been changes since, but no "Grandfather clause" as it were. So, if he was born in Kenya, under the law, he doesn't meet the criteria laid out in The Constitution for being Prez of the USA.
That would be kinda important to some folks. Maybe not so much to others.
I can't speak for Michael, but being as it's his place, I'd be surprised that he would solicit your blessing for what he can post here.
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