Jerome Corsi has taken a break from swimming in the cesspool of Obama gay-sex rumors to take a stab at propping up his rapidly crumbling birther conspiracy. This effort, though, demonstrates just how pathetic he’s become.
In an Aug. 29 WorldNetDaily article, Corsi tries to make a big deal out of a British documentary on Barack Obama that included a scene inside the Kenyan home of his grandmother, Sarah Obama, where there hung a 2005 calendar that described Obama as “The Kenyan Wonder-Boy in the U.S.”
This, of course, adds absolutely nothing to the manufactured debate of where Barack Obama was born, but it gives Corsi a reason to rehash the story of an interview in which Corsi and others have insisted that Sarah Obama said that Barack was born in Kenya.
As we’ve pointed out, the Anabaptist minister who conducted the translator-facilitated interview, Ron McRae, is an Obama-hater who cite only “common knowledge,” not any actual facts, to back up his claim that Obama was born in Kenya.
Corsi also fails to mention an interview Sarah Obama did earlier this year with Salon’s Irin Carmon, in which she explicitly denied that Barack Obama was born in Kenya. That’s just one of the many things contradicting the birther narrative that Corsi and WND have kept hidden from their readers.
With each desperate, shoddy article he writes, Corsi reveals himself to be nothing more than a desperate, shoddy man who only knows how to destroy, not add to anyone’s knowledge. How pathetic.