Biography - Barack Obama (2007)

* How have Obama's travels from Hawaii to Indonesia to the Senate affected his life?
* What chance does he have in the 2008 Presidential election?
* What led Obama to a landslide victory in the 2004 Illinois Senate race?

From teaching to organizing voter registration drives, Barak Obama has been active in the political and legal landscape. During his seven years in the Illinois state Senate, working families have been his top priority.

In February 2007, Obama announced his decision to run in the 2008 Presidential election, but he was making news long before. After he was the first African-American editor of the Harvard Law Review, he became a best-selling author and the third African-American ever elected to Senate. With the chance to become the first African-American President, Obama continues to blur racial lines and boundaries.

Hear about the experiences that shaped this unique individual in an upbringing that moved him from Hawaii to Indonesia to working as a community organizer in the toughest neighborhoods of Chicago. See what sets Obama apart from his Democratic opponents in the 2008 primaries and what attributes may seat him in the White House.

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The Hyperdimensional Election of Barack Obama and 2012

Just in time for Christmas, this three-hour, lavishly illustrated 2-DVD set -- produced, directed and presented by Richard C. Hoagland, Founder and Head of the Enterprise Mission -- investigates the "hyperdimensional background" to Obama's extraordinary win.

Based on Hyperdimensional Physics, Hoagland successfully predicted the historic results of this election almost two years ago! In this production, based on further application of this HD Model, Hoagland now presents never-before-seen clues to what America and the world may expect from this incoming, unique "Hyperdimensional Obama Administration" -- including, what Barack Obama may finally do with NASA's decades of classified data on intelligent artifacts discovered on the Moon and Mars, as well as what could be in store for all of us at the end of Obama's first term ... in "2012."

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