Barry who?

http://www.nytimes.com/2010/11/09/world/asia/09indo.html

And the headline reads:

Obama Visits a Nation That Knew Him as Barry

Yep, Barry Soetero. Now, before the prog/libs have a stroke and start yelling that I am here to question his citizenship, let me say I am not. I'm here to point out what could be fraud on his part. And it has nothing to do with his color or his ideology (okay, maybe a bit--if he wasn't so high profile and socialist....).

Before I get into that, though, let me mention that I met an interesting person the other day. He has a friend who was in construction for many years. That friend helped build the hospital that our current president was born in back in the sixties. The only puzzler is that he helped build the hospital in the seventies. I'm still trying to figure that one out. I guess it will have to remain a mystery for awhile. I may solve that one about the time I identify the man in the red beret at the 30 min. 20 second mark (approx.) in The Revolution Will Not Be Televised (available on youtube). He looks identical to a community organizer I know of who reportedly used to work for an intelligence agency in the Chicago area. Oh, well, back to my previous thoughts....

I mentioned fraud and for good reason. Barry Soetero (now known as Barack Obama) many years ago applied for an American student loan as an Indonesian foreign exchange student. By itself, no problem, but then he later becomes president and that's where the serious discrepancies enter the picture. Let me lay it out clearly enough that even a second rate prog/lib might be frightened by the implications.

If he was a true foreign exchange student at that time and applied for the loan, I see no problem, as I am as yet unaware of any law tat might prohibit such. We might see if he paid it back, though. But then he runs for president. The law says that only a person born IN the country can run for president. Ergo, Arnold Schwarzeneggar could never run for president...and yet Barry did...and no one questioned it.

Now, perhaps he really is a US citizen by birth. Then no problem being president (figuratively speaking, of course). But then he shouldn't have applied for a loan as a foreign exchange student, which could be punishable by death...okay, wishful thinking, but certainly against the law.

So, the question, Prog-kiddies, is this: Was he lieing when he applied for the loan as a foreign exchange student? OR...was he lieing when he ran for president as a citizen of the united States of America?

Now, correct me if I am seeing this wrong, but the only two options I see are these:
Fraud or.......fraud. Well, at least he's consistent, yes? Now, I wonder what the Department of Justice will do about it.... Yeah, you're right. I'm probably giving them entirely too much credit.