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Originally posted by lpowell0627
reply to post by K J Gunderson
Simple.
I believe that Obama has a possible CIA connection and I am following a trail. Have been for awhile. Nothing new.
If Obama were involved (or his mother which I believe is where it started) it would explain how or why he obtained a SS# from CT. It would also explain why he would be issued a number of social security numbers. One possibly being a repeat number which is illegal, but not for the CIA.
Proving there is a CIA link would explain a number of "inconsistencies" or "oddities" surrounding his background.
Going to a private school while his mother was on food stamps and she was obtaining a PhD....world extensive travel with little to no money.....visiting Pakistan at a time when, although allowed, US/Pakistan relations were not friendly....obtaining Indonesian citizenship and still retaining US citizenship....complete inability to access records....etc.
I believe people have oddities in their backgrounds. I believe a few can be chalked up to coincidence, happenstance, or error. I believe in coincidences and oddities, not just quite so many. Don't get me wrong -- much of what has been written regarding Obama is not true. But some of it, there are still questions that may not amount to a "crime" or his "ineligibility" to be President, but they are things that I believe the American people have a right to ask and/or know. And no, this does not mean everything in his life.
Just as an FYI even though it is off-topic, I had been participating in Crop Circle threads until I was labelled an "alien makes them" believer simply for participating. Here, I am automatically a birther. I stopped participating in those threads, and it seems I will no longer participate in these either.
Should anyone care? Nope. But it begs the question -- how many other people have been chased away from a discussion simply because, once labelled, there is no discussion. It becomes an automatic attack from the "opposing side". You can no longer state something without it implying or trying to prove the "big picture". Sometimes, just proving the little things along the way, leads to big discoveries.
To me, questioning is the only path to truth in everything.
Originally posted by Libertygal
On this link you will see the Selective Service application. The SSN is redacted. However, below the first images, you will see a screenshot of the Selective Service site return.
Here is another link with an investigation done by Debbie Schlussel which shows an image of the document received via the FOIA along with an image of a scan of the envelope.
Originally posted by lpowell0627
reply to post by K J Gunderson
My intention was to be clear. I wasn't avoiding anything.
Try this:
-- The CIA would make having multiple social security numbers possible.
-- The CIA would have the ability to apply for a social security number from anywhere for a person they were protecting.
-- Having the CIA involved would also explain how, without proof of Obama spending the millions himself to seal records, all of his records got sealed so efficiently and effectively. The man's background is locked down better than Fort Knox! And it started as a candidate, not just as President.
The average American citizen can not have multiple SS#s. Nor would the average American citizen apply for a number in Connecticut while living in Hawaii.
Again, it, at this point, is nothing more than "odd". However, I find that "odd" things usually have a reason. All I'm trying to do is find out what it is.
Is that a better explanation?
Thanks for your respectful reply and questions.
Originally posted by lpowell0627
The average American citizen can not have multiple SS#s.
Over the years, some people have been issued more than one Social Security number. This usually happens when the information entered on the original application for a Social Security number doesn't match the information on a later application.
Examples of non-matching information:
The name may be shown differently or a nickname is used.
The date or place of birth is not the same.
A stepparent's name is given instead of a birth parent's.
A parent gets a number for a young child and the child later fills out an application as part of a school lesson on Social Security.
We also might assign more than one Social Security number if a person sends in two applications within a very short time. If the first application has not been processed before the second one arrives, our computer system will not be able to identify a match.
Originally posted by kinda kurious
Numbers happen. You were saying?
Google clamps down on Obama's Social Security story
Now offering warning that some sites referencing dispute 'may harm' computers
Posted: May 15, 2010
1:00 am Eastern
© 2010 WorldNetDaily
Internet behemoth Google apparently is clamping down further on consumers' access to a report about President Obama's Social Security number, which points out the number was designated for a Connecticut applicant, by warning that some sites carrying information on the situation "may harm your computer."
WND had reported two days earlier, in the wake of the revelations about Obama's Social Security number and the questions raised by the report, that Google was suppressing access to information about the report, linking to completely unrelated stories when consumers would search for the issue on the site's news tab.
Now a similar search of the web portion of the site brought up several warnings. For a reference to the report at hunsbergers.net, another at cleanclock.com, and a third at ccweldingco.com – all just on the first page – Google warned "This site may harm your computer."
Originally posted by Rren
reply to post by K J Gunderson
While I'm no fan of birthers or SSNers, for what it's worth, I've had no issues with her links.
Originally posted by Rren
reply to post by K J Gunderson
Just AVG (free edition). Have you noticed any problems? What did you use? I wasn't making the accusation, so perhaps I shouldn't have got in the middle... just reporting in. No problems on my end, so far as I'm aware.
Originally posted by Rren
reply to post by K J Gunderson
While I'm no fan of birthers or SSNers, for what it's worth, I've had no issues with her links.
www.orlytaitzesq.com... -- Official web site (potential malware and redirect warning, copy and paste into your browser at your own risk)
2010 IMPORTANT UPDATE
From people who understand these things better than I do, on February 12, 2010:
Malwarebytes AntiMalware is reporting a malicious IP associated with Orly’s site. Google and Firefox have not yet detected it.
Deep in Malwarebytes’ description is a chart showing that the redirection in boing747.net can send you to Trojan zbot. This bot is intended to target online banking. In other words, it is a very dangerous piece of malware.