Luke (fake Kenyan birth certificate) Smith claims yet another entry in the list of citizenships for Barack Obama. In addition the three citizenships Obama actually had at one time or another in his life, and the Indonesian citizenship that he never had (so the State Department says), Smith now says Obama is a subject of the Sultan of Zanzibar!
Zanzibar, how exotic!
I’ve always found the name Zanzibar terribly fascinating; it rhythmically rolls off the tongue with those lovely “z” sounds and you can hold out that final “a” as long as you will. Zanzibaaaaaaaaaaaaah.
The whole “citizen of Zanzibar” claim, of course, rests on Barack Obama being born in Mombasa, something which flies in the face of all credible evidence and is supported only by frauds like Smith and their fake birth certificates. Still, no matter how ridiculous, it is an Obama conspiracy theory, and is hereby acknowledged as such by the Obama conspiracy blog of record (not to gainsay the other fine Obama conspiracy blogs of record).
Smith says:
Yes, President Barack Obama was born at Coast Province General Hospital in 1961 in Mombasa, British Protectorate of Kenya.
The 1957-1958 Zanzibar colonial report states that those individuals born in either of the Zanzibar Protectorate and Protectorate of Kenya are, by law, subjects of His Highness the Sultan of Zanzibar and that those same individuals have the RIGHT TO CLAIM Zanzibar nationality.
Last time I checked (and I don’t think this has changed) Honolulu is not in Africa.
Watch the video:
I saw this video several days ago and found the laws of Zanzibar in 1958 interesting. However, that was it all about. Even though Smith attempt to make a connect their was none. His argument was like “all birds have wings, some birds are small, others are big, therefore cows are birds.”
Smith has a criminal record that includes forgery and an attempt to sell his kidney.
From the mouth of a felon.
Yes and Smith has as his credo, “A sucker is born every minute.”
I always liked Zanzibar too.
When I was a kid I had some very attractive stamps in my collection, and always made it seem exotic. I was disappointed when they united with Tanganyika to form Tanzania – not for the people, but because the stamp designs would be cut in half.
Postage stamps were once a major source of foreign currency for newly independent African nations. They made them extremely attractive to collectors, but not always very practical as postage stamps.
Why am I reminded of the old joke “Get your ice cream here! Last stand before the stand on Zanzibar!”
Lying Lucas claims to earn $3,000,000, but he’s so poor he can’t even get the electricity turned back on at his little house.
http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:eWnHOcVHYw0J:latino.myspace.com/lucassmith1980+%22lucassmith1980%22&cd=6&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=us
Earns or prints his own currency? Forgery is his specialty.