Kenya Observations by Photos

wannaby from has written 21 comments

Hi Andy enjoy your storys,just returned from guatamala ...was a great trip..saw all the prossesions in antigua..my friend got pickpocketed ...his fualt ... anyways ..do you ever get travellers diarrea I always do and have to take a TREDA a day the best dierrea medicin I have ever found only available in mexico.I try to stay away from street food and always drink bottled water. as soon as I get home all is better sometimes I wonder if it is just the stress of travling in an unknown place .....anybody else have this problem.Den

By Gloria De Piero, 11/04/2009
AMERICAN president Barack Obamas half brother was REFUSED a visa to enter the UK after being accused of an attempted sex attack on a young girl in Berkshire.

I think he sold the shop and now using his diplomatic immunity card to its fullest and brightest extent.

God save the USA

with Barrack Obama as the President of the most powerful country in the world, the situation in Kogello and its sorroundings is probably going to change. thats all that matters.

Chuck said By Gloria De Piero, 11/04/2009
AMERICAN president Barack Obamas half brother was REFUSED a visa to enter the UK after being accused of an attempted sex attack on a young girl in Berkshire.

Ya seems that Obama family is a Typical Black family. Paraphrasing the President describing his white grandmother as Typical WHITE PERSON

Obamas auntie is a Law breaker too but then again laws dont apply to those who choose not to follow them. Only Americans must follow the laws apareently


Judge allows Obamas aunt to stay in US until at least Feb. 2010
April 1, 2009 09:15 AM Email| Comments (158)| Text size – +

By Maria Sacchetti Globe Staff

Zeituni Onyango, the Kenyan aunt of President Obama, emerged this morning after a brief, closed-door hearing in US Immigration Court in Boston and smiled broadly.

Praise God, Onyango said softly, holding her head high as she was surrounded by a throng of men in suits.

Onyangos immigration status came to light shortly before the presidential election last year, and she left Boston for Cleveland temporarily to stay with relatives. She had arrived in the United States in 2000 seeking a better life and later applied for asylum.

In 2003, a judge ordered her to leave the country, but she stayed. Later that year, she tried to stay again. But she lost the appeal, and an immigration judge ordered her deported in October 2004.

Instead, Onyango remained in Boston and lived in state and federal public housing. Critics have denounced her for defying deportation and for living in public housing while scores of families are on waiting lists...........................

Apply for Free Housing and food stamps and welfare payments and medical care in Kenya Andy, its only fair.