Another Made Up Story? Obama’s Grandfather Detained & Tortured by British

Would the real Barack Obama please stand up.

In Obama’s book ‘Dreams from My Father’, he admits that he made up his girlfriend, complete with details about nights out on the town, specific racially charged conversations, and even a fight. When caught he said the girlfriend was a “composite” of different girls.

Now it seems that he made up another story. This time the made up story is about his grandfather being detained and tortured by the British back in 1949, saying he was ‘whipped every morning and evening’ by the British. ‘They would sometimes squeeze his testicles with metal rods. They also pierced his nails and buttocks with a sharp pin, with his hands and legs tied together. He was lucky to survive.’

A new biography of Barack Obama has established that his grandfather was not, as is related in the President’s own memoir, detained by the British in Kenya and found that claims that he was tortured were a fabrication.

‘Barack Obama: The Story’ by David Maraniss catalogues dozens of instances in which Obama deviated significantly from the



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Obama’s State Department Spent $70,000 On Copies of “Dreams From My Father”

Obama State Department spent $70,000 on copies of Obama's book "Dreams From My Father"

Obama State Department spent $70,000 on copies of Obama's book "Dreams From My Father"

Why the help is our government spending ANY of our tax dollars on Obama’s book?

The ghost-written drivel in Obama’s book, “Dreams from My Father”, is nothing that libraries need any help to purchase, if they want a copy, but there is no value at all to reading this book. “Dreams from My Father” is nothing more than a book of lies, stitched together with a few embellished truths, and dressed up to get Obama elected. Nothing more.

The State Department has bought more than $70,000 worth of books authored by President Obama, sending out copies as Christmas gratuities and stocking “key libraries” around the world with “Dreams from My Father” more than a decade after its release.

The U.S. Embassy in Egypt , for instance, spent $28,636 in August 2009 for copies of Mr. Obama’s best-selling 1995 memoir. Six weeks earlier, the embassy had placed another order for the same book for more than $9,000, federal purchasing records show.

About the same time, halfway around



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