14 Barack H. Obama: The Unauthorized Biographyforeign wars on the American people with a wanton cruelty which has not been seen so far, not even
under Bush the younger. It is because of their accumulated anti-American animus that Obama and
his wife have been selected by the circles of the Trilateral Commission for their current attempts to
carry out a postmodern coup d’état, leading in turn to what we must designate as postmodern
fascism.
Obama is a disciple neither of Mohammed nor of Marx. He comes rather from the school of
Frantz Fanon and Jean-Jacques Rousseau. His relation to Rousseau is especially close: both the
Rousseau of the noble savage who is the patron saint of modern anthropology, and the Rousseau of
the collective will, who is the guiding spirit of modern totalitarian liberalism.
Obama’s world is the left wing of the US intelligence community as it emerged in the wake of
President Reagan’s Executive Order 12333 of 1982. It is a world composed of the Ford Foundation
and other foundations specialized in social engineering, social manipulation, social control, and
political counterinsurgency against possible challenges to the system of oligarchical financier
domination of national affairs. It is a world populated by former Weatherman terrorists, black
cultural nationalists, radical Palestinians on the CIA payroll, and left liberal ideologues financed by
the foundations or even by the defense budget. It is the world of the National Endowment for
Democracy, the Soros Foundation, and the veterans of the Jimmy Carter Administration.
BIRTH AND FAMILY
Many sources allege that Barack Hussein Obama was born on Aug. 4, 1961, in Honolulu,
Hawaii. But even this most basic fact of Obama’s existence is highly controversial, and as this book
goes to press, is a contested issue in the courageous law suit of Philadelphia lawyer Philip J. Berg,
who asserts that Obama is not a natural-born citizen of the United States, and accordingly cannot be
considered qualified for the presidency.^2 His father, Barack Obama, Senior was a member of the
Luo tribe or people from Nyanza Province, Kenya, in East Africa. His mother was Stanley [sic] Ann
Dunham, an American woman who would later became an anthropologist and a consultant for the
World Bank. Obama’s parents met when they were both students at the East-West Center of the
University of Hawaii at Manoa. When Barack Obama was only two years old, his father abandoned
his wife and young son in Hawaii and went to Harvard University, where he obtained a doctorate in
economics, and later returned to Kenya to become a government official. Barack Obama would see
his father only once more in his life.
Barack Obama is listed as the author of two books: Dreams from My Father: a Story of Race
and Inheritance (1995), and The Audacity of Hope (2006). From the first of these works, a number
of themes emerge. First of all, Obama is obsessed with himself. His books do not really represent
programs or promises concerning things that he wants to do for the American public, or to improve
the state of the world. They are concerned above all with his own mental states, yearnings, desires,
and confusions. Secondly, Obama is obsessed with the trauma of having been abandoned by his
father at the age of two, and with the vicissitudes of having grown up as a fatherless boy with all the
problematic syndromes this may imply. He was also later abandoned by his mother. Thirdly,
Obama is obsessed with his African roots; he may at times portray himself as being multicultural,
but his real center of gravity is his Afrocentrism. He is thus a radical subjectivist, and a
postmodernist. His thoroughgoing postmodernism means that he espouses a method of thought
which no American president has thus far represented. These are important things to bear in mind