3 Responses to “I left the PDF of March 25, 2010 assembly of Kenya at home, can someone e-mail me the PDf, I need to submit some pleadings”

1. Linda Starr
   August 31st, 2012 @ 1:36 pm

   Links to .pdf I found online are not loading (page error). I did find a reference to this document on The Post & Email — ask Sharon!

2. bob68
   September 1st, 2012 @ 1:40 am

   The PDF is available here Orly:

   https://www.theobamafile.com/_exhibits/BornInKenyaPDF.pdf

   Here’s the quote from page 31:

   “If America was living in a situation where they feared
   ethnicity and did not see itself as a multiparty state or nation, how could a young man
   born here in Kenya, who is not even a native American, become the President of
   America?”

   Happy birthday Orly and thank you so very much.

3. steve
   September 1st, 2012 @ 8:39 am

   Kenya Parliamentary minutes regarding Obama after they were scrubbed
   >>
   >> 11594015-Kenya-Parliament-Minutes-5Nov08.pdf
   >>
   >> page 3275
   >> HOUSE SHOULD ADJOURN TO DISCUSS ELECTION OF MR. BARRACK
   >> OBAMA, Ms. Odhiambo:
   >> On a point of order, Mr. Deputy Speaker, Sir. It is not on this issue. I
   >> stand on a point of order under Standing Order No.20 to seek leave for
   >> adjournment of the House to discuss the American presidential election
   >> results. (Applause)
   >> Mr. Deputy Speaker, Sir, the President-elect, Mr. Obama, is a son of
   >> the soil of this country. Every other country in this continent is
   >> celebrating
   >> the Obama win. It is only proper and fitting that the country which he
   >> originates
   >> from should show the same excitement, pomp and colour. I, therefore,
   >> seek leave of the House that we adjourn to discuss the issue. Mr. Deputy
   >> Speaker: Order! Order! Ms. Odhiambo, Standing Order No.20 says:-“Any hon.
   >> Member may at any time rise in his place and seek leave to move the
   >> adjournment of the House for purposes of discussing a definite matter of
   >> urgent national importance.”
   >>
   >> page 3276
   >> Mr. Affey: On a point of order, Mr. Deputy Speaker, Sir. While I
   >> appreciate
   >> your ruling, I also wish to seek the indulgence of the Chair. Given the
   >> mood in the country, this morning, quite a number of us failed to ask
   >> our Questions because of the excitement in the country. For the first
   >> time, we have a leader of a great country in this world whose blood is
   >> Kenyan. For that matter, would I be in order to request you to allow me
   >> to ask my Question since I did not ask it in the morning. Ms. Odhiambo:
   >> On a point of order,
   >>
   >> page 3276
   >> COMMUNICATION FROM THE CHAIR CONGRATULATORY MESSAGE
   >> TO PRESIDENT-ELECT BARRACK OBAMA
   >> Hon. Members, as you may be aware, the people of the United States of
   >> America have just had a historic election where the son of this soil,
   >> Barrack Hussein Obama, has been elected the 44th President of the
   >> United States of America and the first African-American President in the
   >> history of that country, please join me in registering and sending this
   >> House’s congratulations to the President-elect Obama for overcoming great
   >> odds to emerge victorious.
   >>
   >> page 3289
   >> Mr. Temporary Deputy Speaker, Sir, hon. Obama will bring a lot of
   >> changes.
   >> I
   >> am very sure that terrorism will reduce substantially. I am sure the
   >> entire
   >> American foreign policy towards the Middle East and Africa will be
   >> favourable. It is
   >> not going to be business as usual. I also want to pay tribute to the late
   >> T.J. Mboya for organising an airlift. That was a visionary leader and if
   >> he
   >> did not do this, we would not be celebrating the success of our
   >> brother, Obama from Kogelo.
   >>
   >> 30297501-Member-of-Kenyan-National-Assembly-asks-When-is-Obama-Going-to-
   >> Repatriate-Himself-to-Kenya-See-pg-8.pdf
   >>
   >> Dr. Khalwale: Mr. Speaker, Sir, the Minister has told us that the office
   >> of
   >> the then Senator Obama gave him a lot of assistance. That is very good to
   >> hear. Could he tell us what commitment the same office made by way of
   >> compensation to this country because those artefacts in those museums
   >> have been attracting visitors who were paying to view them? What
   >> commitment did they make about compensation and more importantly,
   >> the biggest artefact in the USA today that belongs to this country is one
   >> Barrack Obama. How does he intend to repatriate himself or part of the
   >> money
   >> that is realized from all the royalties that he is attracting across the
   >> world.
   >>
   >> Obama-born-in-Kenya.jpg
   >>
   >> 29999972-Obama-Born-in-Kenya-March-25-2010.pdf
   >>
   >> page 31 paragraph two.
   >>
   >> The other thing that we are addressing through devolution is exclusion.
   >> What
   >> has made us suffer as a nation is exclusion. Once people feel excluded,
   >> even
   >> when you want to employ a policeman or constable or you want to build a
   >> dispensary, it must come from the centre. In the colonial days, these
   >> things
   >> were being done on the ground and they could give bursaries and build
   >> roads.
   >> I commend devolution. Those who fear devolution are living in the past.
   >> They
   >> are being guided by their ethnic consideration and objectives. They are
   >> living in the past. If America was living in a situation where they
   >> feared
   >> ethnicity and did not see itself as a multiparty state or nation, how
   >> could a young man born here in Kenya, who is not even a native American,
   >> become the President of America? It is because they did away with
   >> exclusion. What has killed us here is exclusion; that once Mr. Orengo is
   >> President, I know of no other place than Ugenya. That is why we were
   >> fighting against these many Presidencies in the past. I hope that Kenya
   >> will
   >> come of age. This country must come of age. People want freedom and
   >> nations
   >> want liberation, but countries want independence. I beg to support.
   >>
   >> https://nobarack08.wordpress.com/2010/04/12/kenyan-official-obama-born-here-not-even-a-native-american/
   >>
   >> James Orengo, (James Jimmy-Jimmy Owadgi Adhiambo Orengo) is a lawyer and
   >> former presidential candidate in Kenya. Orengo has since been sworn in as
   >> a
   >> Minister for Lands in the new Coalition Government formed by the National
   >> Accord Act of 2008. As of 2007 he is still the SDP chairman. The party
   >> supported Raila Odinga of Orange Democratic Movement at the 2007 general
   >> elections. Raila Odinga is the first cousin of Barack Obama.
   >>
   >> Additional information and previous posts of Kenyan officials stating
   >> Obama
   >> is Kenyan
   >>
   >> Kenya Ambassador
   >> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zH4GX3Otf14
   >>
   >> Michelle Obama
   >> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YqQtS7POtF4
   >>
   >> Michele Obama
   >> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R627vej6SmQ
   >>
   >> Kenyan Parliament says Obama is Kenyan after the 2008 election
   >>
   >>

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