Wednesday, October 29, 2008
The 'Change' Barack Obama & Raila Odinga brought to Kenya
Tuesday, October 28, 2008
Obama's Kenya ghosts
"Mr. Obama's judgment is seriously called into question when he backs an official with troubling ties to Muslim extremists and whose supporters practice ethnic cleansing and genocide. It was Islamic extremists in Kenya who bombed the U.S. Embassy in 1998, killing more than 200 and injuring thousands. None of this has dissuaded Mr. Obama from maintaining disturbing loyalties."
Sunday, October 12, 2008
TREASON: OBAMA'S TACIT SUPPORT FOR ODINGA'S VIOLENT OVERTHROW OF DEMOCRATICALLY ELECTED LEADER IN KENYA
"Jerome Corsi is back from Kenya and he confirms everything I have been reporting about Obama and Odinga since January 2008. Obama supported a vicious killer to overthrow the duly elected President of Kenya. The Odinga strategy exploited 'anti-Kikuyu sentiments,' clearly a racial strategy aimed at inflaming long-standing tribal animosity to gain electoral advantage for Odinga."
Sunday, October 5, 2008
Barack Obama's 'lost' brother found in Kenya
WND's Corsi in Kenya to probe Obama ties
"The WBBM news team interviewed on camera Kenyan government spokesman Alfred Matua, who accused Obama of meddling inappropriately in Kenyan politics.
"Matua said politely but pointedly, 'I think Obama has to look at critically where he is receiving his advice from. Just because somebody somewhere wants to run for president, and he is using Senator Obama as his stooge, as his puppet, to be able to get where he wants to get.'"
Prospect of Obama victory raises fears
"One of President Kibaki's top advisers – interviewed by WND in Nairobi yesterday under an assurance of anonymity – pointed to Fauntroy's remarks at the prayer breakfast as the type of 'inappropriate partisan comments' that continue to reveal deep racial and tribal divisions within Kenyan politics.
"Many Kikuyu politicians quietly express concerns that an Obama win in the 2008 U.S. presidential election could reverse power in Kenya, in favor of Luo tribesman such as Odinga, a perennial presidential challenger of Kikuyu presidential candidates."