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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Babagounj" data-source="post: 880816" data-attributes="member: 12952">Orly, In response to my E-Verify Affidavit about Barack Obama’s  social security number, several readers have raised a few points  repeatedly and I think I can provide some clarification for them.1. I was able to do a search through E-Verify on Mr. Obama because  Washington D.C. participates in the Self Check E-Verify program and I  provided the correct information or otherwise I would not have been able  to run the E-Verify check.2. The SSN I used is on Mr. Obama’s 2010 Tax Return, it is the number  he has used since around 1980. The birthdate I used is the one that he  claims.3. I did successfully enroll with E-Verify. I figured I would be  challenged on my justification for doing so, that I considered myself to  be one of the employers of the President of the United States, but I  determined that was a gray area and I was willing to argue my standing.4. When running Mr. Obama’s social security number I thought I was  using the self-service section of their system, not a “self-check”  section. Like a lot of people on the internet I did not read the fine  print but it never entered my mind that anybody but an employer would  have to independently verify the eligibility of an employee or potential  employee. The employee or potential employee knows if they are a  citizen of the United States or if they are using their real SSN or if  they have a work Visa. Why would they have to ask the government to  confirm that about them? That would be like the government setting up a  website so people could ask them “Do I have brown hair?”. The letter I  printed out that says, “take this to the SSO with you” is one I figured  an employer would give to the potential employee or actual employee when  telling them there was a problem with their SSN.5. The “Notice of Mismatch” I received after entering in Mr. Obama’s  information was not due to entering in the data incorrectly, or a  mismatch between his name and birthdate. If that were true I would have  got back, “SSN does not match”. I could have got back “SSA unable to  confirm U.S. Citizenship” or “SSA unable to process data” or “SSN is  invalid”. But I did not. I got back “SSA does not verify, other reason”  which, according to the Social Security Administration manual, (POMS)  specifically means “Special indicator present”. Eight out of nine  special indicators concern fraud. One is reserved for people who are  being stalked so they can go in to hiding and not be pursued by their  stalker. Kind of hard for a POTUS to go in to hiding and I highly doubt  that Mr. Obama got a new SSN between 2010 (we know it was on his tax  return) and now under special indicator # 6. But hey, let’s have a  through, independent investigation and prove me wrong.6. My final point. As of November 2008 about 46,000 of the 453  million SSN’s on the SSA Numident had Special Indicator codes. (Office  of the Inspector General analysis of the Numident data, A-08-09-19099)  Only 46,000 out of 453 million were flagged with a special indicator  code! It looks to me like it takes a whole lot of suspected fraud to  earn one of those flags. And it’s looking very much like the SSN that  Barack Obama is using was one of them.Linda Jordan<a href="http://www.orlytaitzesq.com/" target="_blank">http://www.orlytaitzesq.com/</a></blockquote>

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