The school records of Obama have no validity. They were falsely made to that Barry could get into a public school, perhaps even using falsified documents supplied, but it was only a ploy to permit him to get into school.

In Indonesia 99.9% of the time when supplying a photocopy of a document they never ask to see the original. From my experience in applying for visas, dealing with virtually hundreds of immigration officers in three cities, only ONE officer ever checked the original documents. I have Photoshopped expiration dates on ID cards and even the expiry my daughter’s US passport with impunity in getting visas.

I have battled with Indonesian immigration law for 30+ years and know it inside out. I read and speak Indonesian fluently.

Under the old law in effect when Obama was born, only a child born to an Indonesian man could obtain Indonesian citizenship. Adoption was never a way. I know of a case where a child was born in the USA, both parents were Indonesian, and they naively decided how nice it would be for their kid could get US citizenship, but when they returned to Indonesia it was IMPOSSIBLE to get Indonesian citizenship for the child. Dumb mistake.They had to continuously re-apply for visitor visas. For them it was a real nightmare. Under the new 2006 law they may have been able to rectify their error.

Thanks for your attention.
Zuvrick Aldabarran
Yogyakarta

“Our strength is our diversity.”
DIVERSITY, n. 1)difference, dissimilitude; unlikeness, 2) Variety.

How can that be a strength? I understand our strength could in part be a just and unprejudiced view of others, not viewing them negatively because of their race. But being dissimilar is a strength? How? That’s Psychobabble 101 folks. Political correctness gobbledygook.

Good professional filming & editing by an adult though.