WHERE WAS PRESIDENT BARACK HUSSEIN OBAMA BORN?

UPDATE OF FEBRARY 3, 2012: A law is currently underway in Georgia to challenge the authenticity of Obama's birth certificate. Click here to listen to an expert witness.

UPDATE OF APRIL 27, 2011:  President Obama finally revealed his birth certificate today. In taking a quick look at it, it appeared to leave wide open the question of whether or not it was photoshopped (making it a hoax). I write this because in studying the area immediately around and going through the letters of his name, there seems to be an excessive amount of white in the background where we should be seeing the light green vertical and horizontal stripes that formed the background for the document before it was allegedly inserted into a typewriter.  Click HERE and check other official views to see if you agree. Be sure to enlarge the image by clicking on it again. It's hard to notice the problem without magnification. The document released was still not the actual birth certificate.  Rather it is only a certified copy. Earlier this year Hawaii Gov. Neil Abercrombie called off his much-publicized promise to reveal Obama's birth records. As part of the Governor’s statement on Wednesday, he stated, “President Obama’s mother and father were dear friends of mine.” There appears to be good reason to question this claim. The Governor was born on June 26. 1938. He would have been only 23 years old when Obama was born. Abercrombie was born in Buffalo, New York. Upon graduating from Williamsville High School (now Williamsville South High School), he went on to pursue studies at Union College in Schenectady, New York. There, Abercrombie obtained his bachelor's degree in 1959 and his master's degree in 1964. Then he moved to Honolulu, when Obama would have been about 3 years old. So it is highly unlikely that he knew Obama's parents (especially his father) at the time of the birth, or anytime soon thereafter. In fact, The New York Times states:

Ann Dunham, who jettisoned the name Stanley upon emerging from childhood, was just 17 years old in the fall of 1960 when she became pregnant with the child of a charismatic Kenyan named Barack Hussein Obama, a fellow student at the University of Hawaii who was more than six years her senior. She dropped out of school, married him and gave birth shortly before their union ended. In the aftermath, she met Lolo Soetoro, an amiable, easygoing, tennis-playing graduate student from the Indonesian island of Java. They married in 1964, after Ann’s divorce came through.

So, in returning to the statement by the Governor of Hawaii, I can only surmise that he is a bold-faced liar.  This does not bode well for the authenticity of the late-coming photo-shopped photocopy of the birth certificate.  Hopefully Donald Trump will not let Obama off the hook.

    On March 29, 2011 Donald Trump  expressed grave reservations about where President Obama was born. You can listen to his concerns here. Soon after expressing his reservations about the birth, Trump rocketed to a tie for the lead in a CNN poll about who is the top Republican choice for President. It is hard to argue with the simple logic that if Obama has a legitimate birth certificate, he should produce it for public inspection.  His failure to do so strongly implies that he is in the White House illegally, afer having being placed there (funded) by foreign or corporate interests who do not have the interests of the United States at heart.

     As part if the wider history of this issue, on July 14, 2009, Major Stefan Frederick Cook had his orders to Afghanistan revoked, apparently based on his belief that President Obama was born in Mombasa, Kenya (his grandmother seems to agree with this).  Cook's contention is that Obama was ineligible to be President of the United States because the Constitution requires every president to be born in the U.S.  The major is correct about Constitutional requirements, but the Supreme Court has refuses to hear arguments about Obama holding the office illegally.

     While the President contends that he was born in Hawaii on August 4, 1961, there are two birth certificates to consider, one from Honolulu, Hawaii, and the other from Mombasa.  Can we use the Torah Code to provide any answers about Obama’s place of birth?  Although the entering argument for the Torah Code was based on a study about the birth places of 66 rabbis, we now know about the existence of Counter-codes and Nonsense codes.  In another words, while one researcher might find an ELS that says Yeshua is the Messiah, another could find something like Mickey Mouse is the Messiah (Messiah a mouse is found on CodeFinder at skips -72623, 130924, and -149260).  So before we get too excited about one sequence, we must check not only the Control to see if it’s there too, in non religious texts, but we need to see what else can found that contracts the apparent message found.  And while doing all this, we must remember that Torah Code is far from proven to be deliberately encoded.  In this case it must also be mentioned that the axis terms BORN IN HAWAII  (see Hawaiian birth certificate) and BORN IN KENYA (see Kenyan birth certificate) apply to millions of people.

    So what does the Torah Code appear to say about the birth of Obama?  We can find an ELS for each possibility. So it comes down to evaluating which matrix seems to be more significant.  The longest ELS (9 letters) for an axis term is found with BORN IN HAWAII on Figure 1.  Under my protocol, I do not assign any statistical value to an axis term.  It either is there, in which case the search for a priori associated terms goes forth, or it isn’t there, in which case the search terminates at that point.  But Dr. Alex Rotenberg assigns R values to terms, and the more positive, the more significant they are.  There is a slight positive R value for BORN IN HAWAII, 0.114. On Figure 2, the axis term is BORN IN KENYA.  It is only 8 letters, and is slightly less significant by Dr. Rotenberg’s standards with an R value of -0.230.  So where do we go from here?  Again, we look at the a priori terms associated with the axis terms.  The two first sought here were OBAMA and PRESIDENT.  They are both on Figures 1 and 2.  Which figure is more compact, and therefore a better match?  Figure 2 is 544 characters, but to just show the first two a priori terms (in the white background) requires 480 letters (15 rows and 32 columns). Figure 1 required 740 characters (20 rows and 37 columns).  

     The next term sought had to do with an obvious fact.  Birth certificates from Kenya and Hawaii for the same man can not both be true.  One is an obvious lie.  There are several words for LIE in Hebrew.  The most common is pronounced sheker.  On Figure 1 this 6-letter term is found in an 11 row by 6 column (66 character) box with BORN IN HAWAII.  The word is not on Figure 2, but a 5-letter word for LIE is on that figure.  To show it with requires 17 rows and 17 columns (289 characters) so this is not as good a match in terms of area as was seem on Figure 1, but 3-letter ELSs are extremely easy to find, whereas this is not so true with 5-letter ELSs. 

   What about the association of LIE with Obama.  Here the match on Figure 2 is better than on Figure 1.  For one thing, OBAMA and LIE have the same exact skip, 22608.  The two terms are found in a 7 row by 15 column (105-character) box. By comparison, on Figure 1 the two terms are found in a 14 row by 37 column (518-character) box.  What, if anything does this mean?  There is a better match of LIE with BORN IN HAWAII than BORN IN KENYA but it is neither extraordinary (nor significant).  There is a slightly more interesting match of OBAMA and LIE  on Figure 2 (BORN IN KENYA).  If these matrices were deliberately encoded, they would cast more doubt on the Hawaiian birth than the Kenyan birth, but there is nothing here that says, “Aha!  The Hawaiian birth certificate is a fraud!”  We still need hard evidence that the Code is real.  To date, the best evidence for this belief probably lays in the ELS Maps found on this web site, and under the sands at 31 degrees 9 minutes North, 33 degrees 4 minutes East on the El Zuqba peninsula in Egypt.  If that site does indeed hold the Ark of the Covenant, then we shall have real reason to start taking matrices like Figure 1 and 2 more seriously.  Until then all we have are statistical arguments, and in this case, documents of dubious authenticity.  One curious note though - the Kenyan birth certificate has a number on it, the Hawaiian one has the certificate number blacked out.  The criticism of the Kenyan document (In addition, the birth registration purports to be an official document entered at the District Registry Office in Kenya on August 9, 1961. Kenya did not gain independence until December 12, 1963.) seems unjustified.  For one thing, the document is actually a certified copy that was signed on February 17, 1964.  That would be on a date when Kenya was independent.  The document thus reflects reality for Kenya when the document was issued. 

    We went to drop off Zeituni at Kenya Brewaries, a large drab complex where she worked as a computer programmer. Stepping out of the car, she leaned over again to kiss me on the cheek, then wagged her finger at Auma. "You take good care of Barry now," she said, "Make sure that he does not get lost again."

     Once we were back on the highway, I asked Auma what Zeituni had meant about getting lost. Auma shrugged.

       "It's a common expression here," she said. "Usually it means the person hasn't seen you for a while. 'You've been lost,' they'll say.Or "Don't get lost." Sometimes it has a more serious meaning. Let's say a son or a daughter moves to the city, or to the West, like our uncle Omar in Boston. They promise to return after completing school.  They say that they'll send for the family once they get settled. At first they write once a week. Then it's just once a month. Then they stop writing completely. No one sees them again. They've been lost, you see. Even if people know where they are."

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