Madelyn Dunham

http://www.infowars.com/bombshell-barack-obama-conclusively-outed-as-cia-creation/ Bombshell: Barack Obama conclusively outed as CIA creation The U.S. Food for Peace program, jointly administered by USAID and the Department of Agriculture, was found in 1972 to be used for military purposes in Cambodia, South Korea, Turkey, South Vietnam, Spain, Taiwan, and Greece. In 1972, USAID funneled aid money only to the southern part of North Yemen, in order to aid North Yemeni forces against the...Read Full Story

Interesting events and pictures of the new US President Barack Obama's life. The biggest collection ever....All of them put together !Picture taken with his mother Barack Obama Sr. poses with his son in the honolulu airport during Obama Sr's. only visit to see his son whilw he was growing up in Hawaii.young Barack was in the 5th grade when the photo was taken.Barack Obama Sr.,a native of kenya,met his future wife while they were studentat the University of Hawaii. in 1963,he essentislly...Read Full Story

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Family_of_Barack_Obama From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Contents [hide] 1 Immediate family 2 Maternal relations 3 Paternal relations 4 Michelle Robinson Obama's extended family 5 Genealogical charts 5.1 Ancestries 5.2 Family trees 6 Distant relations 7 See also 8 References 9 External links Maternal relations Right-to-left: Barack Obama and Maya Soetoro with their mother Ann Dunham and grandfather Stanley Dunham in Hawaii...Read Full Story

KitchenAid USA is in damage control mode after a tweet from their official Twitter account mocked President Obama’s dead grandmother, Madelyn Lee Payne Dunham, during the presidential debate, saying she’s lucky to have died before he ascended the presidency. Um, people are already saying they won’t support KitchenAid in the future over this. KitchenAid USA Under Fire for Tweet Mocking Obama’s Dead Grandmother Madelyn Lee Payne Dunham KitchenAid USA issues apology: I would like to...Read Full Story

Attitudes towards Interracial marriage have changed dramatically, in just the last generation. In the United States it was just 43 years ago when interracial marriage was made fully legal in all 50 states. Today, in many countries, interracial marriage is commonplace and most don’t even give it a second thought. However, as we all know, it wasn’t always this way in the past. This list includes individuals who didn’t let the prejudice of society make their decisions in life, and also paved the...Read Full Story