Barack Obama’s staunch support for his cousin Raila Odinga’s bid for the Kenyan Presidency has long been forgotten by the American mainstream media. The ethnic cleansing that followed, however, is well-documented and quite disturbing…
 
 
 
The UK’s Telegraph reported: "Hundreds of women and children, including boys as young as five, have been gang-raped in a wave of sexual violence that has swept Kenya in the aftermath of last week’s disputed presidential election."
 
… Even more disturbing when you discover that it was planned all along.
 
Peter Kimani, Managing Editor of the Saturday Times in Kenya, wrote in a very revealing article: "What is unfolding in Kenya may be anarchy but it has also been choreographed long before the first ballot was cast". He describes Raila Odinga this way: "As the militant African-American activist Malcolm X would have put it, power by any means necessary is a mantra that perfectly fits Odinga, who was detained for six years for his role in the abortive 1982 coup in Kenya".
 
Now which American political strategist do you think is slimy enough to be a major player in this type of incendiary campaign? None other than Dick Morris. It seems members of Barack Obama’s own foreign policy team helped forge this little soiree.
 
Michael Gaynor of The Conservative Voice wrote: "Raila Odinga’s official presidential website is similar to Barack Obama’s, and Odinga’s main campaign message and slogan is: CHANGE. Vote for Change. Agent of Change". You can find Odinga’s web page by going to this Web History Locater: http://www.archive.org/web/web.php. Type in the Odinga web page (www.raila07.com) which they have taken down - you can’t escape the web. [thank-you ztormtra]
 
On a final note, look at Odinga’s psychological victory tactic: "ODM leader Raila Odinga Sunday declared that Kenyans had elected him the President of Kenya just moments before the Electoral Commission released the final results. However, the results announced by the commission’s chairman showed that President Kibaki had emerged the winner"…
 
Now compare it with Obama’s upcoming approach reported in Politico: "Not long after the polls close in the May 20 Kentucky and Oregon primaries, Barack Obama plans to declare victory in his bid for the Democratic presidential nomination".
 
Just a Coincidence? Just words? Or is it fair to assume that by analyzing the company Barack Obama keeps, we are in fact seeing a reflection of Obama’s own political soul?