Whatever became of Barack Obama's,I mean Barry Soetoro's tranvestite,I mean transgender,nannie?It appears that Philip Myers a school teacher at Saint Peter's Catholic School in Jakarta who offered him,her,a job has since become a principal of the school.I doubt Barack,I mean Barry,ever did get in touch with his ex nannie Evie but mostly I'm surprised there has been no follow up by the media as to his I mean her whereabouts since his moment of fame by the media in 2012.Perhaps that wonderful Catholic principal Philip Myers who offered her a job knows of her whereabouts?
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I guess.........you won't find this post if you use that word in your search for this post on this site....Too funny,
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CIA PEDOPHILE RING AT JIS?
Two teachers held by Indonesian police: Ferdinant Tjiong (left) and Neil Bantleman. Photo: Michael Bachelard
Two teachers at the Jakarta International School (JIS), who have been accused of child sexual abuse, are in police custody in Indonesia.
Obama at the Jakarta International School
Three young children have made statements about sexual abuse at JIS.
According to the police transcripts there were secret underground rooms on the school grounds and one of the teachers, Neil Bantleman, used a drug to anaesthetise one boy prior to abuse.
http://www.theguardian.com/world/2012/mar/08/barack-obama-transgender-nanny-finds-fame
An American teacher at Saint Peter's Catholic School in Jakarta, Philip Myers, was so touched by Evie's story that he offered her a job as a cook and maid.
"I really don't care if she wants to come in wearing a dress, or pants. The outward appearance is not the issue. Her heart is what's important," Myers said.
Evie was excited by the idea. But for now, she is too overwhelmed to think about it.
During a break between TV interviews at her home in a tightly packed Jakarta slum on Thursday, she said she hoped he would be patient.
She also said she would love to hear from her former charge – but there has been no contact yet from the White House........
http://www.saintpeter.sch.id/international/welcome-greeting
Greetings!
I am delighted to welcome you to the Saint Peter’s International School website. Thank you for considering Saint Peter’s International School for your child’s learning and growing. SPIS is a Catholic School serving the families in Kelapa Gading, Indonesia. We promote high standards and expectations and work in partnership with parents and guardians to achieve the very best for our students.
The young people who attend SIPS today are growing up in a rapidly changing world. It is important that all students become independent learners who are flexible and able to embrace change. It is likely that they will take on many different roles throughout their working lives as the work place changes and the idea of a job for life is replaced by a more modern lifestyle in which many can expect to have different careers throughout working life,etc..... -Peter Myers , Pricipal,Saint Peters Intenational School
http://www.saintpeter.sch.id/international/welcome-greeting
Principal’s Message
Philip Myers
Greetings!
I am delighted to welcome you to the Saint Peter’s International School website. Thank you for considering Saint Peter’s International School for your child’s learning and growing. SPIS is a Catholic School serving the families in Kelapa Gading, Indonesia. We promote high standards and expectations and work in partnership with parents and guardians to achieve the very best for our students.
The young people who attend SIPS today are growing up in a rapidly changing world. It is important that all students become independent learners who are flexible and able to embrace change. It is likely that they will take on many different roles throughout their working lives as the work place changes and the idea of a job for life is replaced by a more modern lifestyle in which many can expect to have different careers throughout working life. The ability to learn new skills becomes very important and students need to understand that they will work in an international context where their economic success is dependent on things that take place throughout the whole world. They must be able to understand and work with people from all over the world if they are to enjoy success themselves. At SPIS, we will actively develop our curriculum and the school environment to take this on board.
A great strength of our school is the warm, friendly atmosphere, which is always noticed by our visitors. Staff and students alike recognise the importance of a safe and secure school in which they can support one another and work to the best of their ability the whole time they are here. Our teaching and learning practices focus on helping young people make connections within themes, units of study and across academic disciplines. We cherish this dearly and want our students to be happy and successful. We want them to be the best they can in their studies and participate in extra-curricular activities. We believe they will be responsible citizens as adults and proud of their achievements.
Philip Myers
http://rockthetruth2.blogspot.com/2012/04/indonesians-have-good-ideas.html
"Obama’s former nanny overwhelmed by new celebrity; Indonesian is overwhelmed by new celebrity" by Niniek Karmini | Associated Press, March 09, 2012
JAKARTA, Indonesia - President Obama’s former nanny, Evie, is overwhelmed by her jolt from transgender slum-dweller to local celebrity. TV crews troop in and out of her tiny concrete hovel. Estranged relatives finally want to meet. She even has a promising job offer.
Evie, who was born male but considers herself a woman, decided after enduring years of abuse and ridicule she would be better off trying to just fit in. She stopped cross-dressing and has since eked out a living hand-washing clothes.
“After living without hope for so long, like I was locked in a dark room, I now feel like the door is open,’’ said Evie, who like many Indonesians goes by one name. “It’s like the winds of heaven are blowing hope for me.’’
“Even my relatives who never cared about me are now coming to see me.’’
Though many newcomers to Indonesia are surprised by the quasi-acceptance and pervasiveness of transgenders - seen on television, working in salons - they are usually the object of scorn.
“I realize this won’t last long,’’ she said. “But I think my story might help open people’s eyes so they will respect us more.’’
An American teacher at Saint Peter’s Catholic School in Jakarta, Philip Myers, was so touched by Evie’s story when he saw it earlier this week that he offered her a job as a cook and a maid.
“I really don’t care if she wants to come in wearing a dress, or pants,’’ Myers said. “The outward appearance is not the issue. Her heart is what’s important.’’
Evie was excited by the idea. But for now, she is too overwhelmed to think about it. During a break between TV interviews at her home in a Jakarta slum on Thursday, piled high with dirty laundry she has collected from neighbors, she said she hoped he would be patient.
She also said she would love to hear from her former charge - but there has been no outreach from the White House.
Evie started caring for 8-year-old “Barry’’ Obama in 1969 when he lived in Indonesia’s capital with his mother, Ann Dunham, who had arrived in the country two years earlier after marrying her second husband, Indonesian Lolo Soetoro.
Evie played with Obama and picked him up from school. She worked in the home as a man and says she never let young Barry see her in women’s clothes, though neighbors remember seeing her leave the home in the evening dressed in drag.
The TV crews have been primarily interested in that brief period, Evie said, before Obama’s family left Indonesia in the early 1970s and before she resorted to prostitution when work as household help dried up.
In the years that followed, she and her friends faced regular beatings from security guards and soldiers. They were often rounded up, loaded into trucks, and taken to a field where they were kicked, hit, and otherwise abused.
When one day, nearly 20 years ago now, she saw the body of one of her friends in a sewage canal, her beautiful face bashed in, she decided enough was enough.
She gave away all of her dresses, colorful pants, and bras: She was ready to live as a man.
She kept to a quiet existence on the margins of the Indonesian capital, where neighbors have been flabbergasted by all of this week’s fuss.
“They came with TV cameras and interviewed her as though she is a star,’’ said Ayi Hasanah, a 50-year-old housewife who lives nearby. “Hopefully this can change her life. Because as far as I can see, her life is very hard.’’
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"Back-to-back earthquakes spark tsunami alerts in Indonesia; Panic follows but no casualty reports or heavy damage" by Thomas Fuller | New York Times, April 12, 2012
BANGKOK - Two powerful earthquakes struck about two hours apart off the coast of Sumatra on Wednesday afternoon, spreading panic among residents of the Indonesian island and reviving memories of the devastating 2004 earthquake and tsunami in the same area.
There were no reports of casualties or significant damage, and the tsunami warnings that were widely broadcast on television, cellphones, and the Internet were called off a few hours later....
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JAKARTA, Indonesia - President Obama’s former nanny, Evie, is overwhelmed by her jolt from transgender slum-dweller to local celebrity. TV crews troop in and out of her tiny concrete hovel. Estranged relatives finally want to meet. She even has a promising job offer.
Evie, who was born male but considers herself a woman, decided after enduring years of abuse and ridicule she would be better off trying to just fit in. She stopped cross-dressing and has since eked out a living hand-washing clothes.
But since being the subject of a recent article about the struggles of transgender people in this predominantly Muslim nation, the 66-year-old has been showered with attention. It is mostly because of her long-ago connection to the now-US president - though she hopes it might generate more openness on gender issues.
“Even my relatives who never cared about me are now coming to see me.’’
Though many newcomers to Indonesia are surprised by the quasi-acceptance and pervasiveness of transgenders - seen on television, working in salons - they are usually the object of scorn.
“I realize this won’t last long,’’ she said. “But I think my story might help open people’s eyes so they will respect us more.’’
An American teacher at Saint Peter’s Catholic School in Jakarta, Philip Myers, was so touched by Evie’s story when he saw it earlier this week that he offered her a job as a cook and a maid.
“I really don’t care if she wants to come in wearing a dress, or pants,’’ Myers said. “The outward appearance is not the issue. Her heart is what’s important.’’
Evie was excited by the idea. But for now, she is too overwhelmed to think about it. During a break between TV interviews at her home in a Jakarta slum on Thursday, piled high with dirty laundry she has collected from neighbors, she said she hoped he would be patient.
She also said she would love to hear from her former charge - but there has been no outreach from the White House.
Evie started caring for 8-year-old “Barry’’ Obama in 1969 when he lived in Indonesia’s capital with his mother, Ann Dunham, who had arrived in the country two years earlier after marrying her second husband, Indonesian Lolo Soetoro.
Evie played with Obama and picked him up from school. She worked in the home as a man and says she never let young Barry see her in women’s clothes, though neighbors remember seeing her leave the home in the evening dressed in drag.
The TV crews have been primarily interested in that brief period, Evie said, before Obama’s family left Indonesia in the early 1970s and before she resorted to prostitution when work as household help dried up.
In the years that followed, she and her friends faced regular beatings from security guards and soldiers. They were often rounded up, loaded into trucks, and taken to a field where they were kicked, hit, and otherwise abused.
When one day, nearly 20 years ago now, she saw the body of one of her friends in a sewage canal, her beautiful face bashed in, she decided enough was enough.
She gave away all of her dresses, colorful pants, and bras: She was ready to live as a man.
She kept to a quiet existence on the margins of the Indonesian capital, where neighbors have been flabbergasted by all of this week’s fuss.
--more--"
"Back-to-back earthquakes spark tsunami alerts in Indonesia; Panic follows but no casualty reports or heavy damage" by Thomas Fuller | New York Times, April 12, 2012
BANGKOK - Two powerful earthquakes struck about two hours apart off the coast of Sumatra on Wednesday afternoon, spreading panic among residents of the Indonesian island and reviving memories of the devastating 2004 earthquake and tsunami in the same area.
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