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SSNs, Mr. Obama?
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16 Different Social Security
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Private investigator Neil Sankey, using Intelius, Lexis Nexis,
Choice Point and other public records, found around 25 Social
Security numbers connected with Barack Obama’s name. However,
it may not be as many as 25, since Sankey also searched using
closely related names such as: "Barak Obama," "Batock Obama," "Barok
Obama," and "Barrack Obama." There may very well be some
Kenyans living in America with the same last name and a similar
first name. In any case, I will exclude these records for the
purpose of this research and focus only on names spelled exactly
like his name. Moreover, we can verify many of the Social
Security numbers as valid since they’re connected to addresses at
which we know Obama resided. Needless to say, there are also a
slew of address and social security numbers connected to addresses
in states that Obama has no known connection to. In Obama’s
home state, Illinois, Sankey tracked down 16 different addresses for
a Barack Obama or a Barack H. Obama, of which all are addresses he
was known to have lived at. Two Social Security numbers appear
for these addresses, one beginning with 042, and one starting 364.
In California, where Obama attended Occidental College, there
are six addresses listed for him, all within easy driving distance
of the college. However, there are three Social Security
numbers connected to these addresses, 537 and two others, each
beginning with 999, which are
not valid
SSNs. There are no addresses listed in New York where he
attended Columbia University, but there is one listed for him in
nearby Jackson, NJ, with a Social Security number beginning with
485. In Massachusetts -- where Obama attended Harvard Law
School -- we find three addresses, all using the 042 Social Security
number. After Obama was elected to the United States Senate in
2005, he moved into an apartment at 300 Massachusetts Ave NW; the
Social Security number attached to that address is the 042 one.
Yet, three years later, Obama used a different Social Security
number for an address listed as: 713 Hart Senate Office Building.
This was the address of his United States Senate office. This
Social Security number began with 282 and was verified by the
government in 2008. This mystery grows even stranger as other
addresses and Social Security numbers for Barack Obama appear in a
dozen other states not known to be connected to him. Again, I
am excluding those records names not spelled exactly like his name.
Tennessee, one address with a Social Security number beginning
with 427 Colorado, one address, with a Social Security number
beginning with 456. Utah, two addresses, with two Social
Security numbers beginning with 901 and 799. Missouri has one
address and one Social Security number beginning with 999.
Florida has two addresses listed for his him, three if you count one
listed as "Barry Obama." One is connected to a Social Security
number beginning with 762. In Georgia there are three
addresses listed for him, all with different Social Security
numbers: 579, 420, and 423. In Texas there are four different
addresses listed for him, one is connected to Social Security number
675. There are two addresses listed for Barack Obama in
Oregon and one address listed for him in the states of Wisconsin,
Michigan, South Carolina, and Pennsylvania. All told, there
are 49 addresses and 16 different Social Security numbers listed for
a person whose name is spelled "Barack Obama." In some cases,
the middle initial "H" is listed. If you were to expand the
search to include closely related names such as: "Barac," "Barak,"
and "Barrack" Obama, you would find more than a dozen additional
addresses and Social Security numbers. Finally, the one
Social Security number Obama most frequently used, the one beginning
with 042, is a number issued in Connecticut sometime during
1976-1977, yet there is no record of Obama ever living or working in
Connecticut. Indeed, during this time period Obama would have
been 15-16 years old and living in Hawaii at the time.
Extracted from an article by Steve Baldwin. Read the whole
thing here
. . . Susan Daniels, a second
investigator filed an affidavit, with true and correct copies
here, in the
Barnett v. Obama case. Susan Daniels is a private
investigator, licensed by the State of Ohio.
In her affidavit, Daniels
states that she has located Barack Obama's Social Security Number.
She states it was issued between 1977 and 1979 in the State of
Connecticut. She states that it is the only Social Security
Number Barack Obama ever used.
The number assigned to
Barack Obama "appears to be associated with someone born in the year
1890."
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| Obama's Social Security Revisited |
Jerome R. Corsi
says two private investigators working independently are asking why
Obama is using a Social Security number set aside for applicants in
Connecticut while there is no record he ever had a mailing address in
the state.
In addition, the records indicate the number was
issued between 1977 and 1979, yet Obama's earliest employment reportedly
was in 1975 at a Baskin-Robbins ice-cream shop in Oahu, Hawaii.
WorlNetDaily has copies of affidavits filed separately in a presidential
eligibility lawsuit in the U.S. District Court of the District of
Columbia by Ohio licensed private investigator Susan Daniels and
Colorado private investigator John N. Sampson.
The investigators
believe Obama needs to explain why he is using a Social Security number
reserved for Connecticut applicants that was issued at a date later than
he is known to have held employment.
The Social Security website
confirms the first three numbers in his ID are reserved for applicants
with Connecticut addresses, 040-049.
"Since 1973, Social
Security numbers have been issued by our central office," the Social
Security website explains. "The first three (3) digits of a person's
social security number are determined by the ZIP code of the mailing
address shown on the application for a social security number."
The question is being raised amid speculation about Obama's history
fueled by an extraordinary lack of public documentation. Along with his
original birth certificate, Obama also has not released educational
records, scholarly articles, passport documents, medical records, papers
from his service in the Illinois state Senate, Illinois State Bar
Association records, any baptism records and adoption papers.
Robert Siciliano, president and CEO of IDTheftSecurity.com and a
nationally recognized expert on identity theft, agrees the Social
Security number should be questioned.
"I know Social Security
numbers have been issued to people in states where they don't live, but
there's usually a good reason the person applied for a Social Security
number in a different state," Siciliano said.
When asked, he
thought the question was one the White House should answer.
"Yes," he replied. "In the case of President Obama, I really don't know
what the good reason would be that he has a Social Security number
issued in Connecticut when we know he was a resident of Hawaii." |
| Google Hides Obama's Social Security Number
Story |
WorldNetDaily is
reporting that Internet giant Google today was hushing up the new
dispute over President Obama's strange Social Security number by
diverting searches for news reports on the issue to unrelated stories
about Elena Kagan, oil, Tampa and the Federal Reserve.
The
actual story, posted on WND.com, explained how two private investigators
-- working independently -- are asking why Obama is using a Social
Security number set aside for applicants in Connecticut while there is
no record he ever had a mailing address in the state.
Under a
Google news search for "President Obama Social Security number," the top
four results all quoted, "By Jerome R. Corsi Two private investigators
working independently are asking why President Obama is using a Social
Security number set aside for applicants…"
However, the first
link is to Politico's story about "Gay rights central to Elena Kagan
fight," the second links to Politico's "Senate clears measure to audit
Federal Reserve" story, the third links to a Politico story about the
GOP plans for a convention in Tampa in 2012, and the last links to a
Politico story about "Oil executives play pass the buck."
Google spokesman Jake Hubert told WND that it appeared to be a
"bug in the snippets." He said the company was looking
into it.
Google appears to
have corrected the "bug." |
| U.S. Selective Service In Obama Cover-Up? |
Joe Kovacs
says that members of the public searching the federal database for
Obama's registration
are suddenly finding new difficulty, possibly due to the startling
revelation of his alleged
use of a Connecticut-based Social Security Number.
The
Selective Service System, or SSS, collects names of Americans for use by
the Department of Defense in the event of a national emergency. On
its website, it says it provides the nation "with a structure and a
system of guidelines which will provide the most prompt, efficient, and
equitable draft possible, if the country should need it."
Regarding Obama, "He is registered. There is no doubt in our minds
that he has, and we're quite prepared to say so," SSS public-affairs
specialist Dan Amon said, but the agency's online search engine now
appears to be precluding the public from seeing Obama's record after
allowing unfettered access.
The database allows people to search
for registrants as long as a correct name, Social Security Number and
date of birth are entered.
On May 5, WorldNetDaily entered the
criteria for Obama, using his date of birth as Aug. 4, 1961, and his
Social Security Number, which begins with the Connecticut-issued prefix
of 042. The Selective Service database instantly issued a "matched
record" without a problem that day, indicating Obama's Selective
Service Number is 61-1125539-1. It lists date of registration as
Sept. 4, 1980.
However, when the same information was re-entered
on May 20, and the database did not provide the matched record, but
instead posted a
message, stating, "Error. Sorry, your request cannot be
processed at this time because you have exceeded the daily limit for the
verification of these credentials."
The Selective Service was
asked what was causing the sudden problem in retrieving records, and
Amon said it's likely because many people across the nation are now
searching for Obama's records. "If you run into problems, others
have, too," he said. Amon says a hacking attempt several years ago
prompted the agency to beef up security to prevent future electronic
attacks. He initially said the agency created a limit of three
verification requests per day for any given record. "If someone in
Omaha, Neb., does it on a whim, then someone in Ohio does it, then
that's two times."
He said when more than three requests are
submitted -- no matter where they're entered from -- people would see
the error message noting the daily limit has been exceeded. "It's like
20 people trying to crowd into a doorway," Amon explained. "If
nobody else in the world is doing it, if you punch it in the format
suggested, [you get good results]; but if others try, then it will shut
it down."
However, when valid information was repeatedly entered
for another American registrant, it received a matched record without
any error message despite dozens of requests in the same day.
Amon later indicated his statement about the limit of three was "more of
a guess." He said he checked with the information-technology
department about the limit, and admitted, "They got a little edgy."
"They just didn't want to answer it," Amon said, explaining the IT
administrators did not wish to "divulge specifics of the system." |
| Arizona Newspaper Questions Obama’s Social
Security Number |
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Linda Bentley
says the SSA neither issues Connecticut SSNs to Hawaiian residents
nor does it 'recycle' dead people’s SSNs.
According to the Social Security Administration (SSA), the first
three digits of every Social Security number (SSN) indicates the state
in which the person resides. Only one number may be issued to any given
person, even in the event of identity theft, and numbers are never
"recycled" after a person dies.
The instructions accompanying the application to apply for an
original SSN, apply for a replacement card, and change or correct
information on a SSN record are riddled with the term "you must."
The instructions begin by stating, "IMPORTANT: You MUST provide a
properly completed application and the required evidence before we can
process your application. We can only accept original documents or
documents certified by the custodian of the original record. Notarized
copies or
photocopies
which have not been certified by the custodian of the records are not
acceptable."
It goes on to state, "To apply for an original card, you must provide
at least two documents to prove age, identity, and U.S. citizenship or
current lawful, work-authorized immigration status. If you are not a
U.S. citizen and do not have DHS work authorization, you must prove you
have a valid non-work reason for requesting a card." It specifically
points out, "If you are 12 or older and have never received a SSN, you
must apply in person."
In January 2005, President Bush signed Public Law 108-458, the
Intelligence Reform and Terrorism Prevention Act of 2004, which required
the Secretary of Health and Human Services, in consultation with the
Department of
Homeland Security
(DHS) and the Commissioner of Social Security and others, "to promulgate
regulation establishing minimum standards for birth certificates,"
which, among other things, mandated a requirement for proof and
verification of identity as a condition of issuance of a birth
certificate.
Public Law 108-458 limited the number of replacement SSN cards issued
to any individual to three per year and 10 for the life of the
individual, while establishing minimum standards for the verification of
documents or records submitted by an individual to establish eligibility
for an original or replacement SSN card, other than for enumeration at
birth (EAB).
The Commissioner of Social Security was required to add death
indicators to the SSN verification systems used by employers and state
agencies issuing driver’s licenses and identity cards and allowed the
commissioner discretion to add death indicators to other verification
routines "as determined appropriate."
The commissioner was also required to add fraud indicators to the SSN
verification systems and make improvements to the EAB application
process so as to "prevent the assignment of SSNs to unnamed children,
the issuance of more than one SSN to the same child, and other
opportunities for fraudulently obtaining a SSN."
Additionally, the law prohibited federal, state and local governments
from displaying SSNs on drivers’ licenses, motor vehicle registrations
or other identification documents issued by state departments of motor
vehicles.
SSN applicants must provide a birth certificate for evidence of age
and, as proof of identity, a U.S. driver’s license, a U.S. state-issued
non-driver identity card, or a U.S. passport.
The instructions state, "If you are not a U.S. citizen, we must see
your current U.S. immigration document(s) and your foreign passport with
biographical information or photograph." In all caps it emphasizes, "We
cannot accept a birth certificate, hospital souvenir birth certificate,
social security card stub or social security record" as evidence of
identity.
For evidence of immigration status, applicants must provide a current
unexpired document issued by the DHS. If an international student or
exchange visitor, additional documents may be required. It states, "If
you are not authorized to work in the U.S., we can issue you a Social
Security card only if you need the number for a valid non-work reason.
Your card will be marked to show you cannot work and if you do work, we
will notify DHS."
Sonoran News contacted a congressional aide to ask if elected
representatives, upon being elected and placed on the U.S.
taxpayer-funded payroll, were required to fill out Form I-9, Employment
Eligibility Verification. The instructions accompanying Form I-9 provide
answers about the purpose of the form and when it should be used.
According to those instructions, "All employees (citizens and
noncitizens) hired after November 6, 1986, and working in the United
States must complete Form I-9." No exceptions are noted.
After contacting Member Services for the U.S. House of
Representatives, the aide said she was told members are not required to
fill out a Form I-9. She was told the reason the House does not require
a Form I-9 from its members is because the Constitution requires anyone
who runs for a seat in the House to be a U.S. citizen for a minimum of
seven years. And, when a person runs for office, they must file proof
with their state’s election office that they meet the requirements of
the office.
However that does not appear to be the case. If it were, Roger Calero,
a Nicaraguan national and convicted felon, wouldn’t have been able to
appear on the ballot as the Socialist Worker’s Party candidate for
president of the United States in numerous states.
No one appears to be responsible for certifying, under penalty of
perjury, that he has examined one document from List A or one each from
List B and C, and that the documents presented appear genuine and relate
to the candidate, who simply signs a document swearing to be eligible.
There is no apparent law or written policy that exempts members of
Congress or other elected officials on taxpayer-funded payrolls from
filling out a Form I-9.
Sonoran News continues to seek answers regarding Obama’s fraudulent
use of another person’s SSN, the use of which has been cemented in with
his fraudulently created Selective Service
registration.
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