We already know that WorldNetDaily won’t tell its readers about any inconvenient facts that disrupt its birther narrative. Here are a couple more.
On June 22, Salon’s Irin Carmon reported that during a recent visit to Kenya, she paid a visit to Barack Obama’s step-grandmother, Sarah. After asking a certain question in a straightforward manner — unlike, say, a certain Anabaptist minister — and got a straightforward answer:
I said, “Some people want to believe that the president was born in Kenya. Have these people ever bothered you or asked for his birth certificate?”
Mrs. Obama looked concerned, started to protest. But it turned out it was because the rabbits, post-coitus, had started to run away via a security guard’s carelessly ajar gate.
I repeated my question and it was translated. Mrs. Obama wrinkled up her face. Then the interpreter jumped in: “She says, ‘But Barack Obama wasn’t born in Kenya.’” That should settle it.
It won’t settle things for WND, which has repeatedly pushed the claim that Sarah Obama said Barack was born in Kenya.
Also, the Obama Conspiracy blog notes that a complaint has been filed with the Internal Revenue Service challenging the Cold Case Posse’s 501(c)3 status because of its alleged political activity in its “investigation” of Obama’s “eligibility” — posse leader Mike Zullo has indicated that the investigation has a goal of affecting the 2012 election — as well as members of the posse using it for personal gain in the form of Zullo and Jerome Corsi keeping the profits from their e-book on the investigation.
You won’t hear about any of this unless WND figures out a way to spin it.