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Jerome Corsi, anti-Obama author, detained then deported in Kenya
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Oh now this is nice....author snatched up by the Stasi in Kenya?...LOL....how's that freedom thing work there?....well it is Obama after all...so there won't be any of that talking nonsense about it. To say fairly though...Kenya is not the USA, so Corsi was moer likely than not taking his life in his own hands attempting to go give Obama's brother a grand. When asked for comment on this, Obama Campiagn said "No comment" Well I'm sure that was a pretty big momment for the O-man's brother to actually have his brother's campaign actually say something regarding the incident, no grand though, tough shit on that one, not like a grand would mean a whole lot to George I'm sure.
Jerome Corsi, anti-Obama author, detained in Kenya
A leading American neo-conservative author has been detained by immigration authorities in Kenya as he tried to launch a book smearing Barack Obama.
Jerome Corsi, of Swift Boat Veterans for Truth fame, was this morning being held after failing to reckon with Obamamania.
He had been planning to launch his book, entitled The Obama Nation Leftist Politics and the Cult of Personality, before travelling to one of Nairobi’s slums to donate money to the Senator’s half-brother George, who was found living in squalid conditions two months ago.
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But officers swooped hours after Dr Corsi was described as "author of a smear crusade" by local newspapers.
Immigration officials claim he had been detained because he did not have a work permit, however one of Dr Corsi's assistants said he was "just answering some questions".
"We have been given water and are very comfortable," the assistant said.
Journalists were turned away from the hotel suite where the launch was due to be held. "He shouldn’t have had anything in the paper this morning," said one. "That was his mistake. He should have kept it secret."
Dr Corsi said he had a $1,000 cheque for George Obama, seen as part of a stunt to suggest that the senator was not taking care of his Kenyan-based relative.
A source at Nyayo House, where Dr Corsi was being held, said the author had been detained for references made to Raila Odinga, the Kenyan prime minister, and allegations that his Muslim supporters had engaged in a wave of violence that rocked the country after December’s disputed elections. see link
[link to news.yahoo.com]
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