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Challenging Obama To Come Clean
He said he was starting to get tips and comments from people that he knew from the Congressional
Black Caucus and elsewhere. And then he took a trip out to Chicago and met some people and actually
confirmed some of the allegations that I had made about Obama’s past in the Chicago area. I guess
what has really come out since then is since I wrote the book and since I published it in 2009, Dan
Parisi has filed a $30 million defamation law suit.
Herald: You mentioned that Wayne Madsen began to believe your story. Did he publish something about
it?
Larry: Yeah! He put out an article sometime in April or May of 2010 about Mans Country in Chicago and
verified that both Obama and Rahm Emmanuel were members of Mans Country and that he had
spoken to people who confirmed that Obama was a regular there.
Herald: What is this Mans Country about? Is it a club or what?
Larry: Mans Country is a gay bar house. In fact it was Wayne’s article in 2010 that made people started
calling to talk more again. His story picked up some legs back in 2010 and then since this law suit it has
been very difficult. A lot of people want me to discuss it but they need to understand that because of this
law suit by Parisi I just couldn’t comment on everything.
Herald: If we may go back to the genesis of the story. When was it you first met then (state) senator
Barack Obama?
Larry: It was Nov. 6, 1999.
Herald: How many other times did you meet him after your initial meeting of Nov. 6?
Larry: I had engaged with him on the 6th and Nov.7. I flew out of Chicago, going back to my house in
Colorado on Nov. 8, 1999.
Herald: How did your meeting with him come about? Did you know him prior to that or what?
Larry: No. I didn’t know him. In fact I was introduced to him by a limo driver that worked for 5 Star
Limousine services in the Chicago area by the name of Jagir Multani.
Herald: So this limo guy introduced you to Obama?
Larry: Yes. I had a 5 Star Limo service. I was in the Chicago area as of Nov. 3. I went for the basic
training graduation of my godson at the Great Lake Navy training facility. I had already arranged to use 5
Star Limo service for several days while I was there.
Black Caucus and elsewhere. And then he took a trip out to Chicago and met some people and actually
confirmed some of the allegations that I had made about Obama’s past in the Chicago area. I guess
what has really come out since then is since I wrote the book and since I published it in 2009, Dan
Parisi has filed a $30 million defamation law suit.
Herald: You mentioned that Wayne Madsen began to believe your story. Did he publish something about
it?
Larry: Yeah! He put out an article sometime in April or May of 2010 about Mans Country in Chicago and
verified that both Obama and Rahm Emmanuel were members of Mans Country and that he had
spoken to people who confirmed that Obama was a regular there.
Herald: What is this Mans Country about? Is it a club or what?
Larry: Mans Country is a gay bar house. In fact it was Wayne’s article in 2010 that made people started
calling to talk more again. His story picked up some legs back in 2010 and then since this law suit it has
been very difficult. A lot of people want me to discuss it but they need to understand that because of this
law suit by Parisi I just couldn’t comment on everything.
Herald: If we may go back to the genesis of the story. When was it you first met then (state) senator
Barack Obama?
Larry: It was Nov. 6, 1999.
Herald: How many other times did you meet him after your initial meeting of Nov. 6?
Larry: I had engaged with him on the 6th and Nov.7. I flew out of Chicago, going back to my house in
Colorado on Nov. 8, 1999.
Herald: How did your meeting with him come about? Did you know him prior to that or what?
Larry: No. I didn’t know him. In fact I was introduced to him by a limo driver that worked for 5 Star
Limousine services in the Chicago area by the name of Jagir Multani.
Herald: So this limo guy introduced you to Obama?
Larry: Yes. I had a 5 Star Limo service. I was in the Chicago area as of Nov. 3. I went for the basic
training graduation of my godson at the Great Lake Navy training facility. I had already arranged to use 5
Star Limo service for several days while I was there.
Larry Sinclair as he looked in 1999, the year of the alleged affair with Barack Obama
On the fifth, I had told Mr. Multani that if my godson could not leave the base; because once they
graduated basic training, they were allowed to leave with family and friends up until they get their orders.
And their orders could come through at any minute of the day or night. So if they received their orders
they could no longer leave the base. I had made it a point to let Mr. Multani know that if Lee could not
leave the base on Saturday, I would still be using his limo services. And I had specifically asked him if
that turned out to be the case, if he knew anyone in the area that knew Chicago that may want to go out
and just socialize and show me around. He assured me that he has a friend that he could introduce me
to who will enjoy doing that.
Herald: That’s the Limo driver correct?
Larry: Yes. At the time, I was given no names, no conditions on the meetings. I did not say that this was
about a sex thing or anything like that. It was just simply that I just enjoyed going around Chicago.
Herald: I understand you are openly Gay. Right?
Larry: Yes. I have always been gay.
Herald: Were you expecting that the limo driver will bring another gay friend or you were just expecting
any body?
Larry: No. And that’s what I’m saying. I never specified. I just simply said that if he knew any one that will
enjoy going out and showing me around Chicago. When he picked me up on Saturday Nov. 6, he had
assured me that he has a friend we were going to pick up. We get into the Chicago area, because I was
actually staying out in Gurnee which was close to the Navy base.
When we got there, he pulled up to the left side of the street and by the time he gets out and opened the
back door of the limo for me, there was a gentleman standing there with him who was introduced to me
as Barack Obama. I had never met the guy before, never knew anything about him.
Herald: You mean Obama was already outside waiting for your limo to arrive or what?
Larry: Yeah. Actually, I think he had walked outside of the bar area that we went to just as we had pulled
up. Because I did not see him standing there as we were driving up. But once the driver opened my
back door he was standing right next to the driver.
Herald: This bar, was it a gay bar or regular bar?
Larry: Actually it was a regular bar.
Herald: So Obama was there waiting as you came out of the limo?
Larry: Yah! We went in, sat down and started having a drink and just started casually talking. Eh! As I
had made clear from the very beginning, I made a comment to him that I could use a line to wake up.
Because, I said, I had just finished traveling from Colorado to South Carolina and back to driving to
Chicago, I had not have much rest that week.
Herald: What did you mean by you needed a line to wake up?
Larry: I said that I could use a line to wake up, figuring if he had any idea what I was talking about, he
graduated basic training, they were allowed to leave with family and friends up until they get their orders.
And their orders could come through at any minute of the day or night. So if they received their orders
they could no longer leave the base. I had made it a point to let Mr. Multani know that if Lee could not
leave the base on Saturday, I would still be using his limo services. And I had specifically asked him if
that turned out to be the case, if he knew anyone in the area that knew Chicago that may want to go out
and just socialize and show me around. He assured me that he has a friend that he could introduce me
to who will enjoy doing that.
Herald: That’s the Limo driver correct?
Larry: Yes. At the time, I was given no names, no conditions on the meetings. I did not say that this was
about a sex thing or anything like that. It was just simply that I just enjoyed going around Chicago.
Herald: I understand you are openly Gay. Right?
Larry: Yes. I have always been gay.
Herald: Were you expecting that the limo driver will bring another gay friend or you were just expecting
any body?
Larry: No. And that’s what I’m saying. I never specified. I just simply said that if he knew any one that will
enjoy going out and showing me around Chicago. When he picked me up on Saturday Nov. 6, he had
assured me that he has a friend we were going to pick up. We get into the Chicago area, because I was
actually staying out in Gurnee which was close to the Navy base.
When we got there, he pulled up to the left side of the street and by the time he gets out and opened the
back door of the limo for me, there was a gentleman standing there with him who was introduced to me
as Barack Obama. I had never met the guy before, never knew anything about him.
Herald: You mean Obama was already outside waiting for your limo to arrive or what?
Larry: Yeah. Actually, I think he had walked outside of the bar area that we went to just as we had pulled
up. Because I did not see him standing there as we were driving up. But once the driver opened my
back door he was standing right next to the driver.
Herald: This bar, was it a gay bar or regular bar?
Larry: Actually it was a regular bar.
Herald: So Obama was there waiting as you came out of the limo?
Larry: Yah! We went in, sat down and started having a drink and just started casually talking. Eh! As I
had made clear from the very beginning, I made a comment to him that I could use a line to wake up.
Because, I said, I had just finished traveling from Colorado to South Carolina and back to driving to
Chicago, I had not have much rest that week.
Herald: What did you mean by you needed a line to wake up?
Larry: I said that I could use a line to wake up, figuring if he had any idea what I was talking about, he