The Post & Email has contacted the Kenyan Parliament regarding statement that Obama is Kenyan-born REQUESTING CONFIRMATION FROM MR. ORENGO THAT HE

This morning The Post & Email has sent an email to the office of the Clerk of the Kenyan Parliament requesting to be put in contact with Mr. James Orengo, Minister of Lands. The contact information was obtained from the “Feedback” section of the Kenyan Parliament’s website.
The email reads as follows:

From: Sharon Rondeau ([email protected])
Sent: Mon 4/12/10 9:22 AM
To: [email protected]

Hello, I am Managing Editor for an online newspaper and would like to be put in touch with Minister of Lands Mr. James Orengo. Yesterday numerous news reports surfaced emanating from a Hansard of your Parliament meeting of 25 March 2010, obtained from the Kenyan Parliament website ( [link to www.parliament.go.ke] in which Mr. Orengo was reported to have stated that Barack Hussein Obama, the person currently serving as President of the United States, was born in the country of Kenya and not in Hawaii, as Obama has claimed.

The statement appears on page 31 of the transcript.
This is a matter of grave national importance to the United States, as our Constitution stipulates that only a “natural born Citizen” can serve as President or Vice-President. It has long been rumored that Obama was not born in the United States, and there have been many news reports claiming that he was, in fact, born in Kenya, including the “African Standard,” the “Nairobi Observer,” “Indonesia Matters,” and the “Ghana Times.”
I would very much appreciate it if you would kindly connect me with Mr. Orengo or his secretary so that his reported statement can be verified.

Sincerely,
Sharon Rondeau
Managing Editor
The Post & Email, Inc.
www.thepostmail.com
[email protected]

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