George Hussein Onyango Obama, Obama’s Brother of Change

Vanity Fair is reporting that it has found Barak Obama’s half brother who lives in  Kenya. George Hussein Onyango Obama or just George Obama as its easier to type could not be further from Barak Obama. While Barak Obama leads a life of luxury and prestige his brother who Obama does know exists lives in squalor off less than a dollar a day.

George Obama lives in a shack on the outskirts of Nairobi in a small town named Huruma. Apparently Huruma is not a safe place to live and George Obama has been attacked many times and has the scars to prove it.

So I ask if Barak Obama is so great and is the furture of the country why is it that his brother is starving to death. Barak Obama lives in a 2 million dollar house while his brother George Obama lives in a shack which barely protects him from the elements or criminals. Barka Obama where nice suits and eats at fancy restaurants while George Obama wonders where his next meal is coming from or how he cna afford new shoes.

Is this the change Barak Obama is promising? He wants to raise taxes, he does not want to drill any oil which will help to bring down the gas prices. How is it that Barak Obama who has a lot more than a lot of Americans could meet his brother for the last time just a couple of years ago and not offer him something. Would it hurt Barak Obama to send a few thousand dollars to his half borther George so George Obama could perhaps achieve his dream of attending a technical college. Obama promise education for all and he will make college affordable for everyone, while his own brother only has a dollar a day and yearns for a college education. If Obama can’t take care of his own family, then he is definitely not going to care about people he has never met. all the Obama bots who blindly follow this man of no character are in for a rude awakening.

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