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"No-one knows who I am," he told the magazine (Italy's Vanity Fair), before claiming: "I live here (Huruma on the outskirts of Nairobi, [[Kenya]]) on less than a dollar a month." <ref>[http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/uselection2008/barackobama/2590614/Barack-Obamas-lost-brother-found-in-Kenya.html Barack Obama's 'lost' brother found in Kenya]</ref> [http://www.conservapedia.com/Talk:George_Hussein_Onyango_Obama| Talk]
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"No-one knows who I am," he told the magazine (Italy's Vanity Fair), before claiming: "I live here (Huruma on the outskirts of Nairobi, [[Kenya]]) on less than a dollar a month." In a Times of the UK article, George says "They say I live on a dollar a month, but this is all lies by people who don’t want my brother to win.” The article purposely fails to disclose his yearly wage. <ref>[http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/world/us_and_americas/us_elections/article4583353.ece Life is good in my Nairobi slum] Times Online, August 22, 2008</ref>
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During his 1987 visit to Kenya, Barack Obama met with him:
 
During his 1987 visit to Kenya, Barack Obama met with him:

Revision as of 16:22, August 27, 2008

Photo: Guy Calaf, Vanity Fair, Italy.

George Hussein Onyango Obama (b. 1982) is the youngest of Barack Obama's half-brothers. They have five other half brothers (Roy (now known as Abong'o), Bernard, Abo, Mark and David) and a half sister (Auma). They share the same father, Barack Hussein Obama, who died in a 1982 car accident.

"No-one knows who I am," he told the magazine (Italy's Vanity Fair), before claiming: "I live here (Huruma on the outskirts of Nairobi, Kenya) on less than a dollar a month." In a Times of the UK article, George says "They say I live on a dollar a month, but this is all lies by people who don’t want my brother to win.” The article purposely fails to disclose his yearly wage. [1]

During his 1987 visit to Kenya, Barack Obama met with him:

"I took comfort in the fact that perhaps one day, when he was older, George, too, might want to know who his father had been, and who his brothers and sisters were, and that if he ever came to me I would be there for him, to tell him the story I knew," Obama wrote in Dreams From My Father. [2]

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