Barack Obama’s 1961 Coast Province General Hospital, Kenya birth certificate published in another book – A Christian Chronology of History: A Time Line of Human History From a Christian Prospective

A Christian Chronology of History: A Time Line of Human History From a Christian Prospective was published in 2011 by Trafford Publishing.

The author is listed as “God’s Friend” and the is ISBN 978-4269-5603-4.

I haven’t read the entire book (even though its only 158 pages) and I will explain why near the foot of this report.  I have, however, read all the introductory pages, Chapter Fourteen and the ending which is a brief About the Author.

On page 157 the author indicates that his (a male) “education was at many of our nation’s very best colleges and universities.”  He states that he did undergraduate work at Lubbock Christian University, the University of New Mexico and Abilene Christian University.

He received his B.S.E. from Abilene Christian University in Biology and Chemistry, placing in the top one percentile on the National Teacher’s Examination, among graduates specializing in Biology and Science.

After a tour in Vietnam and five military medals, he returned to do graduate work in Biology at New Mexico Highlands University.

During five (5) years as a Food and Drug Investigator he received further science oriented training at Temple Buell College, The University of Wisconsin, The University of Rhode Island, Denver Metro State College, The University of Idaho, and Cornell University.

He then attended the Preston Road School of Preaching, graduating and doing graduate work in Bible related studies at Pepperdine University.  Education and science related graduate work was also completed at California State at Stanislaus.

He has been responsible for all F.D.A. operations in Montana and a third of of all operations in a six (6) state region.

He has been the Science Chair person for two different Science Departments in the Stockton Unified School District.  He served many years on the Executive Board of Directors for the Stockton Teacher’s Association.

It appears that Cambodia (the country) is very dear to the author as he solicits, more than once, support for religious missions in Cambodian. Perhaps his connection to Cambodia dates back to the the Vietnam War.

His curriculum vitae is long-winded and wordy and if readers would like to read the rest of his CV you can do so by purchasing his book at Amazon.com here.

Chapter Fourteen (14), or pages 145 thru 155, listed as 2008 A.D. – 2029 A.D., references the name Lucas Smith and provides pictures of Barack Obama’s 1961 Coast Province General Hospital, Mombasa, British Protectorate of Kenya birth certificate and a Declaration that I signed and which attorney Orly Taitz subsequently filed (2009) in federal litigation in California, SACV09-00082, which, at that point in time, was styled as Captain Pamela Barnett, et al, vs Barack Hussein Obama, et al.

Snapshots of the pages containing Obama’s Kenyan birth certificate and the 2009 Declaration are provide directly below:

The name Lucas Smith is referenced in pages 146, 148, 149 and 152.

Barack Obama’s 1961 Coast Province General Hospital, Mombasa, British Protectorate of Kenya birth certificate is discussed in pages 146, 147, 148, 149, 151, 152.

On page 146, directly below, its is stated that, “An American, Lucas Smith travels to Kenya and returns with what he claims is a copy of Obama’s Kenyan Birth Certificate. Its appears much more legitimate than the one posted by Obama on his political web.”

One page 151, directly below, it is stated that, “Some Obama supporters have criticized the above birth certificate because they say Mombasa did not become part of Kenya until December 1963, when it was ceded by Zanzibar.  This ignores hospital administrative records. The Mombasa Hospital was established in 1891 when the Imperial British East Africa Company received a donation to build a hospital.  Only three years earlier they had received their own charter from Queen Victoria.  The running of the hospital was given to the Holy Ghost Father of the Catholic Church.  Governmental oversight of the hospital was under the East Africa British Protectorate.  At that time the headquarters of the Protectorate was in Mombasa, but later moved to Nairobi in 1907.  In 1920 the East Africa British Protectorate became the Kenya Colony and Protectorate.  The British appointed Governor of the Kenya Protectorate even had the Mombasa Hospital nurses living in his government facility from 1944 to 1952.  The hospital was administered and staffed by Catholic nuns and priests.”  The author continues on with more history of the hospital, British government and Zanzibar:

Directly below, on page 152, the author continues on with more of the hospital’s history, Catholic priests and nuns who worked at the hospital, and states that the identified government authority (i.e., British Protectorate of Kenya) on Obama’s Kenyan birth certificate is the correct government authority for the Mombasa Coast Province General Hospital at date (1961) of the birth of Barack Obama:

Snapshots of the three remaining pages of Chapter Fourteen (14) are provided below:

In closing I want to affably and sincerely thank the author for including Barack Obama’s 1961 Coast Province General Hospital, Mombasa, British Protectorate of Kenya birth certificate, and my name, in his book.

I apologize that I have not read the entire book. Typically before posting a book review I would first read the entire book.  However, as specified above near the head of this report I have only read the introductory pages, Chapter Fourteen and the ending which is a brief About the Author.  I skimmed the rest of the book for references to Obama, his birth certificate and Kenya.

I find it difficult to read any religiously-themed book because as a teenager I read, among other books, an ample and generous quantity of religious gibberish as an involuntary-student at residential punitive schools such as Clarinda Academy, Lighthouse Academy and Agape.  These days, for quite a while now, religious books make me sick to my stomach.

Some examples of religious books that I read years ago are pictured in the photograph below:

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