This website is a political website.  It is an opposition website.  I am not encumbered by any requirement to be fair and balanced.  I am only obliged to avoid ugly rumors and anti-social expression.  TheObamaFile.com is not a "hate site."  The Library of Congress would not have a hate site in its "collection of historic Internet materials."

Remember, Barack Obama and the Obots describe any bit of information they don't like as a lie, a smear, a distraction or Swiftboating, and they'll call you a bunch of nasty names in the process.  If that doesn't work they sick their agents in the media, Democratic Party operatives and/or their lawyers on you -- and they'll call you nasty names.  I know they do because they did it to me and there are dozens of other instances in these pages of the Obots using the tactics of intimidation to suppress free expression.

This website is an archive, not a blog -- there's a lot of stuff in The Obama File -- morethan three years worth --  I forget what's in here and I'm combing through these pages all the time -- so you need to learn to use the Google site search, located at the top every page, to find stuff.

I answer to Beckwith.  I live in the metropolitan Boston area -- behind enemy lines (that's humor).  I'm an old guy and old school.  I'm a veteran, made my living as a technologist and am now retired.  My politics are conservative.  I am registered to vote as "Unenrolled."  That means I'm registered to vote, but am not affiliated with any political party or organization.  My agenda is simple and clear.  I am opposed to a socialist sitting in the Oval Office -- especially one that employs teams of lawyers and the legal system to hide his questionable background from the American People.  I have this quaint notion that the American People are entitled to know who's working for us.

I don't write this stuff.  I cherry-pick it and archive it here.  The overwhelming number of items in this archive are from mainstream media sources and what I believe are reliable, if sometimes partisan, blogs.  I make every attempt to provide attribution and/or links to the original source.  Many of the items in this archive have multiple sources/links.  If you don't like the writer's viewpoint, send them an email, not me.

If the reader finds content that is incorrect, I will correct or delete it upon the submission of two links to reliable sources with more accurate information.  I want the stuff in here to be as correct as possible.

It's important to understand that most of what we know about Barack Obama, was written by Barack Obama (maybe with a little polishing by Bill Ayers), and much of that is demonstrably false.  Barack Hussein Obama, the one that's right there in front of your eyes is a myth, mostly of his own making.  His life story is all made up.

Barack Obama is almost 50 years of age and he has no paper trail.  There is positively no documentation on this man's life.  This is not an accident.  He can be anybody he wants to be, and is.

Occasionally, I will add a comment (usually blue and italicized) so you know its not the original author.  In August 2009, I added an "Opinion" page.  Items appearing on the "Latest News" page and identified as "Opinion" and archived in the "Opinion" page are my opinion and original work.

The inclusion of items in The Obama File should not be interpreted as an endorsement of the writer's viewpoint by me.  There's a lot of items in here that I disagree with but are archived because of their newsworthiness.

The Google Search function, at the top of every page, only searches this site.  Its Search Results are by page.  It returns those pages containing your search word or phrase, along with additional descriptive information, just like big Google.
 

However, it only returns the item containing the first occurrence of your search word or phrase, and there may be twenty other news or opinion items containing your search word or phrase on that page.
 

Select and load the subject area page that is nearest to your interest, such as "Obama's Campaign" or "Obama's Politics."  Once the subject area page has loaded, you need to use your Browser's "Edit" or "Find" function to locate occurrences of your search item within the page.  There may be dozens of them and they're all sourced.