Nightmares from Obama's Brother

Nightmares from Obama's Brother

 

. . . Those are excerpts not from President Barack Hussein Obama’s ghost-written, mostly-fictional, alleged memoir, “Dreams from My Father.”  Rather, they are the words of Mark Obama Ndesandjo, Barack’s Kenyan half-brother, from his self-published autobiography, “An Obama’s Journey: My Odyssey of Self-Discovery across Three Cultures.”

Mark Obama Ndesandjo had much to gain and little to lose in publishing his book at this time since his half-brother is on his last legs as president and facing two long years as a disgraced nonentity in office, disgraced by five and a half years caused and cursed by his own incompetence and arrogant presumption that he was ever qualified to seek the office of president of the United States.

As quoted in Britain’s Daily Mail, (few American publications have even mentioned the book’s existence), Mark and Barack “have never seen eye-to-eye because ‘Barack thought I was too white and I thought he was too black’” although Mark did express his fond hope that the brothers could resume family ties following Barack’s presidency.

Born to a white mother like the president, Obama Ndesandjo . . .  (Read the excerpts and more at http://www.genelalor.com/blog1/?p=38618.)