Obama’s birth status — comparing Xs and Os
Give Us Liberty ^ | Saturday, May 7, 2011 | Tom Kovach
Posted on Saturday, May 07, 2011 5:13:23 PM by Brown Deer
“Well if ‘Junior’ is not the son of ‘Senior’, then whose son is he?” In pondering that question, I chose to contemplate the geographic origin of a mysterious Social Security number that was examined by Jack Cashill.
That got me to wondering whether Obama might have any connections to anyone in Connecticut — or anywhere else nearby.
In February of 1941, Malcolm Little moved to the Boston suburb of Roxbury to live with his half-sister, Ella Little Collins. Interestingly, another resident of Roxbury at that time was a young man named Louis Eugene Walcott. Both Ella Little and Louis Walcott lost their fathers. Did these common factors bring them together at some point?
The question is important, because the young Mr. Walcott would later become known as Louis Farrakhan.
Shortly after the young Malcolm Little moved to Roxbury with his half-sister, he got a job working on the New York, New Haven, and Hartford Railroad (often simply called the New Haven Railroad).
He worked for that company intermittently over the years. Ella also worked for the railroad. The railroad runs between Boston and New York City — two of several places where Malcolm Little got into criminal trouble. When not getting into trouble, Malcolm Little would’ve had time to get to know the lay of the land while working on the railroad.
About halfway between Boston and New York is a small town called Newington, Connecticut.
That little town ended up with another unusual claim to fame. It is the source of the Social Security number that ended up on the illegal Selective Service registration of Barack Hussein Obama II.
The number is likely also on a number of other documents of interest, such as Obama’s records from Occidental College.
