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Obama's half-brother Mark writes memoir contradicting 'Dreams from my Father' | Mail Online
No doubt the RWs will get a completely different view of this than those who are open minded and curious. And, the burfurs will hate it.
But, the two brothers didn't know each other. Nor did President Obama know his father. The president rose above a lot of things that many of us would have have been able to.
I say, good on him.
Barack Obama's Ivy-League educated half-brother is publishing his autobiography next month, painting a dramatically different picture of their few meetings from the one the president related in his best-selling 'Dreams from My Father' memoir.
Mark Obama Ndesandjo includes an appendix in his book, cataloguing what he says are factual errors in 'Dreams' including words falsely attributed to his mother, a Jewish woman named Ruth.
'A lot of the stuff that Barack wrote is wrong in that book, and I can understand that,' he told the Associated Press last year when he planned to self-publish his book.
'To me,' Ndesandjo said then, 'for him the book was a tool for fashioning an identity and he was using composites. I wanted the record to be straight. I wanted to tell my own story, not let people tell it for me.'
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No doubt the RWs will get a completely different view of this than those who are open minded and curious. And, the burfurs will hate it.
But, the two brothers didn't know each other. Nor did President Obama know his father. The president rose above a lot of things that many of us would have have been able to.
I say, good on him.