Barack Obama could become the first sitting US president to use email, after reports suggested he may be in line for a new spy-proof smartphone. Apparently President-elect Barack Obama is something of a Blackberry addict. Besides meaning he probably reads Gizmodo for all the latest Blackberry Storm info, this also means he has his Blackberry [...]

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Towards the run up to the 44th American presidential election, an extremely unsubtle alignment was made between the, then senator, Barack Obama and the Irish nation. Obama, who according to a well documented study by Eneclann; Irelands leading historical research consultancy, does indeed have ancestral links to Ireland through the Kearneys of Monegall, Co. Offaly. [...]

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The first 100 days of Barack Obama’s presidency began with his inauguration on January 20, 2009 as the 44th President of the United States. Obama’s 100th day in office was April 29, 2009. The first 100 days of a presidential term took on symbolic significance during Franklin D. Roosevelt’s administration, and the period is considered [...]

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The text, from public domain sources, of eleven speeches delivered during 2007 by Senator Barack Obama, on diverse topics such as the War in Iraq, Latin America, Zimbabwe, Urban Violence, Government Reform, Immigration, and Israel.

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Through Kabbalistic cowrie divination I was able to question the angel Ariel to reveal the past lives of Barack Obama. Barack Obama is the re-incarnation of a prophet from Ghana, West Africa who possessed highly advanced spiritual kills to perform many miracles. After his death as the prophet, he ascended and his soul was immortalized [...]

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Collection of 10 classic poems and the debut of Egyptian-Sudanese-American author Kola Boof’s poem in honor of Barack Obama, entitled “God’s Hair.” Written December 2008, “God’s Hair” is Kola Boof’s poem commemorating the election of Barack Obama. The Sudanese-born American author says: “I cried with joy when I voted for Obama–not just because I had [...]

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