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 Dreams From My Real Father
Barack Obama Sr. had other son by another American women he later meet at Harvard.Goes by the name Mark Ndesandjo.Currently works and lives in China.

son american women meet harvard mark ndesandjo works lives china
Do you think Obama's "half-brother" Mark Ndesandjo resembles Barack H. Obama?

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I see vast differences in their facial structure for them to be related to each other.And if their DNA was compared with each other.I believe that DNA would rule out that they had the same father!

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  • BoJay 2012/06/19 17:47:14
    I'm interested in watching this movie because....
    BoJay
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    Obamas real father
    If there is any fact to it I'd watch it.

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  • Kaleoku... Kiosk Kid 2012/06/20 03:23:20
    Kaleokualoha
    +1
    The most fundamental "teachings and ideology of Karl Marx" is collectivation of the of means of production and distribution. This is the litmus test of Marxism.
  • Kiosk Kid Kaleoku... 2012/06/20 04:39:36
    Kiosk Kid
    +4
    No, Marxism is about buying votes with welfare program and special priveleges.

    Karl Marx said; Democracy is the road to socialism. He also said; from those with abilitities to those of need.

    “DETROIT (WWJ) – According to a new report, 47 percent of Detroiters are ”functionally illiterate.” The alarming new statistics were released by the Detroit Regional Workforce Fund on Wednesday.”

    http://detroit.cbslocal.com/2... just your basic everyday tasks,” she said.

    Detroiters have few abilities and many needs that is why they have had sixty years of Liberal Mayors and union running the school system to keep them dumbed down.
  • Kevin Kiosk Kid 2012/06/20 05:37:31
    Kevin
    +1
    And New Jersey has unions running their school system and it is one of the best in the country. Conversely, Texas has stricter limitations and their education system is one of the worst. Your understanding of these things is elementary at best.
  • Kiosk Kid Kevin 2012/06/20 13:54:06
    Kiosk Kid
    +1
    Almost every large city in the US is controlled by Liberal mayors and most of their school systems are pathetic. You can find a few examples of union controlled schools that aren't to bad.

    However, your using the fallacy of hasty generalization.

    BTW, any third grader can spew accusations.
  • Kevin Kiosk Kid 2012/06/20 15:44:26
    Kevin
    Oh my, you decry hasty generalization when your whole point is premised on it. I was pointing out the fallacy of your generalization. My original point holds, your understanding is limited.
  • Kiosk Kid Kevin 2012/06/20 16:30:39 (edited)
    Kiosk Kid
    No, you recited New Jersey and Texas and tried to make it the rule. That is the fallacy of Hasty Generlization.

    Of course you didn't produce any facts to back up your accusation. The cost in New Jersey is $17,800 per student. While the cost in Texas is $11,642

    The cost in Nebraska is about $10,092 and we will clean New Jerseys clock in every area from test scores to on time graduation rates.

    A fallacy is break down in logic or you can call it Liberal.
  • Kevin Kiosk Kid 2012/06/20 16:57:25
    Kevin
    Excuse me, let me quote myself, "And New Jersey has unions running their school system and it is one of the best in the country. Conversely, Texas has stricter limitations and their education system is one of the worst. Your understanding of these things is elementary at best." Now let me quote you, "Almost every large city in the US is controlled by Liberal mayors and most of their school systems are pathetic. You can find a few examples of union controlled schools that aren't to bad" I cited two states, one with strong unions, in response to your Detroit comment, and one with not so strong unions. I did not parlay that into a description of very state's school system; rather, the point directly rebuts your assertion, implied in your example about Detroit, that unions, i.e. Marxism, is bad. On the other hand, you say, "almost every major city" and "most of their". That in and of itself is generalization. Furthermore, when you call all liberals Marxist, that is another generalization. What does all of this point to? Why it's easy; you do not have a good grasp of the material, rhetoric, or facts of which you speak.
  • Kiosk Kid Kevin 2012/06/20 17:16:15
    Kiosk Kid
    +1
    Let me slam with facts again.

    The cost in New Jersey is $17,800 per student. While the cost in Texas is $11,642

    The cost in Nebraska is about $10,092 and we will clean New Jerseys clock in every area from test scores to on time graduation rates.

    Philidelphia, Chicago, Los Angelos are almost as bad as Detroit. Marxism doesn’t work!

    It is easy slam you with facts.
  • Kevin Kiosk Kid 2012/06/20 17:37:00
    Kevin
    These facts don't demonstrate anything.Because
    1. None of these places operate on Marxist models
    2. We weren't talking about how much money particular school districts spend
    3. All of these school systems, Nebraska included, has teachers unions and operate under systems which apparently you deplore. Public education is a pooling of resources in which the wealthier assist the poorer, so unless you are for the complete destruction of public schools, you must be a Marxist.
    4. Read a book once in a while.
  • Kiosk Kid Kevin 2012/06/20 18:58:24
    Kiosk Kid
    +1
    Yes, they do operate on the teachings and ideology of Karl Marx. Karl Marx said; From those according to their abilities to those according to their needs.

    Liberals buy votes by stealing from those with abilities and transfering the wealth to those of need.

    In Nebraska public unions are powerless. We are a right to work state. We require our teaches to teach something useful to get a job. We don't allow them to teach party line crap.

    It cost 10,092 dollars per student versus 17,800 per student in NJ. We provide a better education then NJ. That is because the people run the school systems and not the unions.

    We have some of the best Managers in the county sitting on our school board. Several of them are millionaires. Our schools are plush because the money goes to educate students and not to line the pockets of teachers.
  • Kevin Kiosk Kid 2012/06/20 21:18:20
    Kevin
    No they do not operate on Marxist models and quoting Marx doesn't prove your point.
    liberals do not buy votes by stealing or transferring wealth. What you're referring to as never happened in this country. A progressive tax system is not confiscation.
    You still don't know what you're talking about
    New Jersey is more expensive than Nebraska; therefore, it costs more to live and operate. And while Nebraska may have a good school system so does New Jersey. In fact New Jersey has some of the richest counties in the country, and within those counties are excellent schools. At the same time, a small 3 bedroom house approx. 1200 square feet, in those same counties can go for upwards of 400,000 dollars. Union power is the same in these counties as it is in poorer counties. Good schools or bad schools have nothing to do with Unions. A school is successful as a result of its resources, its student body, the community it is in, its individual teachers, its administration, and the state government. It might behoove you to ask this question: Why are schools in well-to-do communities almost universally better than schools in poorer communities? The answer has nothing to do with unions or Marxism. Once again try reading a book. A good one, though a bit outdated today, is Savage Inequalities.
    Y...

    No they do not operate on Marxist models and quoting Marx doesn't prove your point.
    liberals do not buy votes by stealing or transferring wealth. What you're referring to as never happened in this country. A progressive tax system is not confiscation.
    You still don't know what you're talking about
    New Jersey is more expensive than Nebraska; therefore, it costs more to live and operate. And while Nebraska may have a good school system so does New Jersey. In fact New Jersey has some of the richest counties in the country, and within those counties are excellent schools. At the same time, a small 3 bedroom house approx. 1200 square feet, in those same counties can go for upwards of 400,000 dollars. Union power is the same in these counties as it is in poorer counties. Good schools or bad schools have nothing to do with Unions. A school is successful as a result of its resources, its student body, the community it is in, its individual teachers, its administration, and the state government. It might behoove you to ask this question: Why are schools in well-to-do communities almost universally better than schools in poorer communities? The answer has nothing to do with unions or Marxism. Once again try reading a book. A good one, though a bit outdated today, is Savage Inequalities.
    You're making your argument from impression and misapprehension. You see superficial causation and correlation but fail to go deeper.

    I would hate, and many many others too, to live a world you think is free from Marxism. We are social animals and rely upon one another to survive and prosper. The richest among us and the poorest among us need the collective that is represented by our governments. Businesses ask for tax breaks and bailouts. They ask for regulations when it suits them. The fact of the matter is that the rich don't become rich solely as a means of their own fortitude. To not recognize is to believe a myth that has no reality and never has.
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  • Kiosk Kid Kevin 2012/06/20 23:50:53
    Kiosk Kid
    While all eyes were on Wisconsin, challenges to government pensions were happening in other places.

    "Voters in California Back Pension Cuts for City Workers"

    “In San Diego and San Jose, voters overwhelmingly approved ballot initiatives designed to help balance ailing municipal budgets by cutting retirement benefits for city workers.

    Around 70 percent of San Jose voters favored the pension measure, while 66 percent of San Diego residents supported a similar measure.”

    http://www.nytimes.com/2012/0...

    Wisconsin was just the tip of the iceberg. The battle will be carried out in the cities, states, and finally the Federal government. It scares Liberals to death because now you have my welfare program against your welfare program.

    Marxist don't have a united front.
  • Kevin Kiosk Kid 2012/06/21 01:09:58
    Kevin
    Cutting pensions is not the same as cutting collective bargaining rights. Furthermore this says nothing about the original argument you were attempting to make.
  • Kiosk Kid Kevin 2012/06/21 14:33:21 (edited)
    Kiosk Kid
    +1
    It says everything. Also Democrats are fighting Democrats on who is going to get government money.

    It wipes out there bargaining rights. The can bargain all they want and voters can say no!
  • Kevin Kiosk Kid 2012/06/21 23:03:31 (edited)
    Kevin
    You're hopelessly uninformed. You don't even know what a union does do you? You don't even know what unions have done for you? Besides, your point about public unions still has nothing to do with your argument about Marxism. You are sorely wanting in rhetorical skills.
  • Kiosk Kid Kevin 2012/06/21 23:27:24 (edited)
    Kiosk Kid
    +1
    When a Liberal doesn't have any argument, they always spew a third grade accusation.

    Public unions line pockets with welfare programs just like most Marxist Liberals.

    In California cities, Liberals are fighting liberals for their share of the welfare dollar. This should be great to watch.

    We are talking San Deiago and San Jose. Maybe, it will spread to other cities. I love it!

    You get a job, I want welfare. No, you take a bath and get a job, I want welfare. I just want regulare welfare, you want glorified welfare.
  • Kevin Kiosk Kid 2012/06/21 23:59:52
    Kevin
    And this rant just proves you are uninformed. Do you know what a union does? Do you know what unions have done for you? Or, perhaps the only information you really have about unions is slanted commentary and misrepresentation because you have failed to truly investigate unions for yourself.
  • Kiosk Kid Kevin 2012/06/22 00:54:15 (edited)
    Kiosk Kid
    +1
    Everyone is uninformed that support a Liberal welfare program, aren't they?

    Public unions are just glorified welfare. The people in San Jose and San Deago vetoed their welfare.

    Take a bath and get a job! debt
  • Kevin Kiosk Kid 2012/06/22 02:06:48 (edited)
    Kevin
    So you don't really know what unions are or what they have done for you, do you? That's a damn shame since I bet you probably enjoy weekends, 8 hr work days, work place safety standards, minimum wages, overtime, maximum work hours, bans on child labor, company insurance and pension plans, and many many other things. But damn those unions because I (meaning YOU) don't have a freaking clue as to what they are and what they do. In fact you buy some ridiculous conservative rhetoric and exploitative dogma from anti-union management firms without taking the time to truly know what the hell it is you're talking about.
    It's unfortunate because the bed your trying to make is going to hurt the majority of working Americans the most, and you aren't the only one who will have to lie in that bed. What a sad, sad ignorant person you are.
  • Katherine Kiosk Kid 2012/06/20 10:42:30
    Katherine
    +4
    Leftist, not liberal.

    When the term “liberalism” (from the Latin word liberalis, meaning “pertaining to a free man”) first emerged in the early 1800s, it was founded on an unwavering belief in individual rights, the rule of law, limited government, private property, and laissez faire economics.
  • Kiosk Kid Katherine 2012/06/20 13:56:34
    Kiosk Kid
    +1
    I use the term Liberal because that is what many of them call themselves. Of course, they are anything but Liberal.
  • Katherine Kiosk Kid 2012/06/20 14:51:52 (edited)
    Katherine
    +2
    They call themselves that because they can use it to hold themselves in some grand light in defense against those they want to destroy, but the word has been appropriated largely by people who do NOT meet the description.

    When it came to World War II, democrats and republicans alike fought and died, side by side, against LEFTISTS. It means something. Don't let them tell you who they are, think about what they believe in and how they behave, etc.

    leftist defintition of liberal

    Sorry to sound... weird, but if you've been paying attention to the news, the next several years do not look like they're going to be pleasant. We need to catch up or leftists are going to win. It's your choice to write as you wish, but real democrats, real liberals, are on our side.
  • Kevin Katherine 2012/06/20 17:16:41 (edited)
    Kevin
    First of all, it would be nice of you didn't cite etymology from conservative propaganda. The word liberalism has origins older than the 19th century and is an expression, as it is currently used and has been used since the 18th century, not the 1800s, of classical and Enlightenment notions of political and social freedom. "Leftists" as you call them are advocates of individual rights--that's why they champion things like racial, sexual, and gender civil rights programs. "Leftists" employ the rule of law and in fact insist upon the application of justice, as it is understood in the Platonic/Socratic sense--the equal application of law to all citizens despite position. "Leftists" also insist on limited government advocating for a government that does not determine what one can and can not say, what one can and can not ingest, what one can and can not do with his or her own body, what one can and can not believe. ""Leftists", for the most part, are in perfect agreement with the notion of private property and its protection under the law. 'Leftists do have a problem with laissez-faire economic but so do most people. How can I say that, because the modern world has never known and will never know, unless all governments collapse, an unregulated marketplace. The chaos of such a thi...





    First of all, it would be nice of you didn't cite etymology from conservative propaganda. The word liberalism has origins older than the 19th century and is an expression, as it is currently used and has been used since the 18th century, not the 1800s, of classical and Enlightenment notions of political and social freedom. "Leftists" as you call them are advocates of individual rights--that's why they champion things like racial, sexual, and gender civil rights programs. "Leftists" employ the rule of law and in fact insist upon the application of justice, as it is understood in the Platonic/Socratic sense--the equal application of law to all citizens despite position. "Leftists" also insist on limited government advocating for a government that does not determine what one can and can not say, what one can and can not ingest, what one can and can not do with his or her own body, what one can and can not believe. ""Leftists", for the most part, are in perfect agreement with the notion of private property and its protection under the law. 'Leftists do have a problem with laissez-faire economic but so do most people. How can I say that, because the modern world has never known and will never know, unless all governments collapse, an unregulated marketplace. The chaos of such a thing would not be conducive to real trade anyway. So by your own definition a "Leftist" is a liberal.

    On the other hand, a conservative and his or her credentials as a liberal are questionable. Many conservatives support the status quo, as that is the definition of conservative, and unfortunately there are limitations in the status quo as it relates to individual freedom and limited government. And to the point of limited government. A limited government is not the actual size of government but the control it has over the people it governs. When a government provides health insurance or retirement insurance it is not overstepping its bounds; rather, it is providing something that is beneficial to its people. However, when a government tells a woman that she has to stick a probe into her vagina, that is the very definition of unlimited government.


    ***To Katherine:
    I respond to you and then you respond to me and bar me from responding. Are you afraid of something? Continue to live in ignorance and you will fail to know truth. And in response to, "No, leftists do NONE of those things, hence the distinction between leftists and liberals. But then, you're a "progressive," ie leftist" I would say, if you can't see that they don't then you're not really paying attention. You're probably one of those people who think it was Republicans and conservatives who gave women the right to vote, ended segregation, and generally fights for the rights and liberties of all people no matter race, ethnicity, religion, or sexuality. And in the same breath you're against gay marriage, think blacks hate whites, hate immigrants, and despise Islam. It must be sad to be you.
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  • Katherine Kevin 2012/06/20 20:26:09 (edited)
    Katherine
    +1
    No, leftists do none of those things, hence the distinction between leftists and liberals. But then, you're a "progressive," ie leftist. Furthermore, I will not have you speak for liberals, who you do not represent, in the interest of confusing outsiders or slowly converting more political opponents to your tyrannical belief system. It's gone on far enough and people are waking up to what has gone largely forgotten or ignored over the last century.
  • Deep007 Kevin 2012/06/23 15:07:47
    Deep007
    his momma was a white trash
  • Roger 2012/06/19 21:22:33
    I'm not interested in watching this movie because....
    Roger
    +8
    His father was a radical communist who became a diplomat of the U.S. to some african country I forget which and tryed to start a communist revolution there. He was then deported and striped of diplomacy.
  • Kevin Roger 2012/06/19 22:21:15
    Kevin
    WOW! This comment doesn't even makes sense, and on top of that, it's all fiction. Way to really know the issues.
  • Roger Kevin 2012/06/20 00:07:36
    Roger
    +5
    How does it not make sense and yes it is true obama said it himself
  • Kevin Roger 2012/06/20 03:09:26
    Kevin
    No it didn't happen. What your confused by is the Mau Mau rebellion and how Obama's grandfather's reputation has been maligned because it was conflated with a UK report on the rebellion. And in case you didn't know, the rebellion was against the domination of Kenya by the British. The British wanted to keep their colony and the Kenyans wanted them to go. I don't really see what the problem with that is. I certainly wouldn't want a foreign country controlling my own.
  • Roger Kevin 2012/06/20 12:04:58
    Roger
    +3
    The dude said it was a communist rebllion. Also then why did he get deported and fired as a diplomat
  • Kevin Roger 2012/06/20 15:52:22
    Kevin
    Yes, some of the Mau Mau were communist but only because it was convenient. Many former colonies of the West developed their movements for independence around communist ideas because the communist program offered a convenient anti-imperialist argument. The Mau MAu also used the American declaration of independence in their argument.

    Obama's grandfather, while he was a nationalist (who wouldn't want their country to be free from colonial oppression) was never a mau mau as his family lived a thousand miles away from where the mau mau were operating. Your position on this is flawed because your sources are flawed.
  • Roger Kevin 2012/06/20 15:56:41
    Roger
    Okay....You are still not telling me why he was deported and fired as a diplomat. I am not trying to argue here because know little of this subject. All I know is that he was a diplomat fired and deported.
  • Kevin Roger 2012/06/20 17:54:42
    Kevin
    Obama's grandfather was not a diplomat, He was in the service of a diplomat. Nevertheless, his standing was sufficient enough to get his son accepted to a prestigious boarding school. It is unclear how his service with the diplomat ended.
  • Roger Kevin 2012/06/20 20:29:02
    Roger
    +1
    Grandfather? WHOA wait a minute there I must really be of my rocker I thought we were talking about his father.
  • Kevin Roger 2012/06/20 21:27:09 (edited)
    Kevin
    Well the conspiracy and conflation mainly concerns his grandfather, but his father gets wrapped up in it as well. Nevertheless, his father was never a diplomat either and he was neither a communist nor a mau mau. He came to the US as a student.

    This information about Obama's father and grandfather is used my anti-Obama types to call into question the President's legitimacy, but telling lies and casting innuendo about people and their ancestors doesn't really approach real concerns people may have.
  • Roger Kevin 2012/06/21 01:36:11
    Roger
    Well okay.
  • AL Roger 2012/06/20 06:45:31
    AL
    +2
    Maybe-Yet everyone knows by now,Obamas a damn liar anyway!
  • my2cents Kevin 2012/06/23 16:36:23
    my2cents
    It just gets weirder and weirder over time, doesn't it? LOL!
  • Kevin my2cents 2012/06/24 01:23:44
    Kevin
    +1
    Isn't that the truth.
  • Lanikai Roger 2012/06/20 00:01:27
    Lanikai
    +6
    uh, his alleged sperm donor was an african citizen, and attended university here, but never worked for our government in any capacity. As a kenyan, he was a BRITISH subject.

    now, if we are talking about one of the other three possibles, no clue. but born on foreign soil to a foreign person equals NOT a US citizen.

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