Obama Family Tree Tangled By Polygamy
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on Jul 26 2008 Filed under Politics.
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How many siblings does the man who would be president of the United States have? How many stepmothers does he have? If Obama wins in November, his family tree will surely be one of the most complex presidential family trees in our history.
His father, a Muslim, was apparently married to at least three women at the same time, making him a charming and convincing polygamist. One of those women was Obama, Jr.’s mother. I am not sure about the legal status of the marriage of a woman to an already married man in Hawaii in the 1960′s. Maybe somebody has already looked into that.
From World Net Daily.
The truth about Obama’s father was first exposed by London’s Daily Mail in a January 2007 exposé whose details remain unchallenged even today, as Obama leads in delegate count in the race for the Democratic Party’s 2008 presidential election. [snip]
Obama begins his 1995 book “Dreams from My Father” with a scene from 1982, when Obama, having just turned 21, was shaken in his New York apartment by a phone call from Africa telling him his father had been killed in a car accident.
The narrative omits that Obama senior killed himself driving drunk. [snip]
Again, Obama carefully omits the underside of the story, that his father at age 23 headed off to a university education in Hawaii, abandoning the Africa girl named Kezia he had married at age 18. [Wife #1]
Nor does Obama mention that Kezia was then pregnant with his father’s first son. [Kid #1]
The Daily Mail again presented the underside of the story, reporting Obama senior was a “slick womanizer” who persuaded Obama’s mother, a “naïve 18-year-old white girl, to marry him, without disclosing to her that he had left behind in Africa a wife he had not divorced.” [snip]
“The girl’s parents, wary at first, were won over by his [Obama senior's] charm and intellect,” Obama continues his narrative, “the young couple married, and she bore them a son, to whom he bequeathed his name.” [Wife #2]
So, Obama junior was born in August 1961. [Kid #2]
Two years later, Obama senior won another scholarship, this time to pursue a Ph.D. at Harvard. [snip]
The ellipsis omits the fact that Obama’s mother divorced his father when she discovered “his bigamous double life,” the Daily Mail disclosed.
While at Harvard, Obama senior had an affair with yet another woman, an American-born teacher named Ruth, whom he met at Harvard while yet married to Obama’s mother and to his also-abandoned wife in Africa.
Obama returned to Kenya and fathered two more children by Kezia. [Kids 3 and 4]
Somewhere in that period, he also married Ruth, who followed him to Africa from Harvard. [Wife #3]
The Daily Mail quotes a relative of Obama as saying, “We told him [Obama] how his father would still go to Kezia and it was during these visits that she became pregnant with two more children. He also had two children with Ruth.” [Kids 5 and 6]
[snip]
According to the Daily Mail, even after losing both legs in the car accident, Obama senior fathered yet another son, his eighth child, [Okay, they got me, that would only be 7 by my count. Not sure old BHO, Sr. was keeping a close count either] by yet another woman, and “continued to come home drunk.” [snip]
Regardless of the motives, in “Dreams from my Father” Obama never states precisely how many wives his father had, or how many half-brothers and -sisters he has from different mothers, whether married to his father or not.
Talk about your “unconventional” candidate. Definition of confusion: An Obama family reunion on Mother’s Day.
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