Susan Daniels signed affadavit confirming Obama used deceased man's SS#

http://www.scribd.com/doc/20509291/KEYES-v-OBAMA-78-4-Exhibit-Affidavit-PI-Susan-Daniels-Obama-s-use-of-SS-number-of-the-deceased-Taitz-Orly-Entered-10-01-2009-Gov-uscourts ^

[cycle of discernment]

This is outrageous. I believe we really are experiencing a bloodless coup.

Our representatives need to be forced to ask questions about Obama's Social Security fraud recorded in this affadavit dated September 30, 2009.

Look at the document at the link.

[oprahstheantichrist]

"Orly Taitz is an American Hero...."

Many here call her "Lady Liberty."

[oprahstheantichrist]

Could he have collected benefits?

[Drew68]

Many here call her "Lady Liberty."

And many others here call her "Batsh*t Crazy."

[PA-RIVER]

I don't know that its a crime.

A young guy who doesn't have one might just make one up and hit a real one by chance.

I did not get one till I was 12 years old. Still, it's not expected from a president.

[John Valentine]

A young guy who doesn't have one might just make one up and hit a real one by chance.

Would a young guy who didn't have one need to make up 34 of them? With different addresses?

[RegulatorCountry]

1890?? social security didn’t exist at that time

I never met my grandfather; he passed away before I was born. He had remarried later in life, and had several children, after his first wife died in childbirth many years before. He was born in 1876.

I was told that he detested the very idea of "Socialist Security," argued with any politician he could buttonhole about it, opposed it at every turn, but was quite pleased with the checks he eventually began receiving, and looked forward to them in the mailbox ever month. He'd berate the mailman if they weren't there "when they were supposed to be."

This was a man who lost everything he had, with the exception of $3,000.00 and the farm, due to a bank failure in the depression. He became extremely tight with a dollar, and caried every penny he had on his person, always. He farmed right to his last year, in 1960.

Those were different times. I'm in my 40's, by the way.

[Grizzled Bear]

1890?? social security didn’t exist at that time

That's true, Social Security numbers were first issued during the 1930s. However, a number could have been issued to a 40+ year old (born in the 1890s).

[Enterprise]

Someone with a stolen SS# might need it for work, welfare, college registration or scholarships. In any event, it would needed to perpetrate a fraud or a deception.

[PA-RIVER]

I know of a 16 year old boy who used three made up numbers in one year. When his dad helped him with the tax returns, his Dad scolded him.

I have changed my position on this after reading other posts. It seems more likely to me that the number was obtained illegally because it could not be done legally. No BC, and no immigration documents = No SS number. To have a legit number of a recently deceased man seems calculated.

I also think it would be worth investigating to see if funds were paid to this SS number, and where the funds were sent.

I only have one question. How did Orley obtain his number? Is it public info?

[PA-RIVER]

Could be immigrants... someones Mom and Dad who came here for their final years.

[PA-RIVER]

You have seen unredacted search results?

Of what? His full SSN?

[Sibre Fan]

Other Presidents have issued EOs regarding Presidential Records, Bush included.

You are right - and you're also right that this EO is limited to Presidential Records. In this EO 13489, which you quoted, Obama expanded access to Presidential Records - by
(a) revoking Bush EO 13233 (See Sec. 6 of EO 13489) and
(b) reinstating the provisions of Reagan EO 12667, which the Bush EO had revoked (see Sec. 13 of Bush EO 13223).

However, all three of these EO's address Presidential Records maintained at NARA, and so do not include "pre-Presidential" records.

[John Valentine]

More than one.

[deport]

Thanks, but don’t confuse them with facts..... LOL.

A good conspiracy makes for fun reading.....

[McGruff]

There is some important reason Barry is fighting so hard to keep his birth certificate hidden. Maybe this is it but there's something interesting out there.

[ethical]

I can’t get the document with the link provided, says “error”. Is it posted anywhere else?

[Terabitten]

The Fed assigned a previously used SS# and recycled it to Zero?

I work for the Social Security Administration. This is not possible as the SSA does not recycle numbers. From the SSA website:

Q20: Are Social Security numbers reused after a person dies?

A: No. We do not reassign a Social Security number (SSN) after the number holder's death. Even though we have issued over 415 million SSNs so far, and we assign about 5 and one-half million new numbers a year, the current numbering system will provide us with enough new numbers for several generations into the future with no changes in the numbering system.

[Terabitten]

1890?? social security didn’t exist at that time

Someone born in 1890 would've retired in 1955, and been eligible for benefits at that time.

[Citizen Soldier]

When he gets ready to retire he’s gonna have some social security check!

[smokingfrog]

I’m in my 50’s and didn’t get a SS# until I needed one to get a summer job. My grandmother was born in 1903 and she didn’t get a SS# until she was more than 40 years old (when my grandfather died and she had to go to work).

I suppose some dishonest person could probably figure out a way to get social security or SSI/disabled benefits from someone who is deceased. But the main reason a person would want a fake SS# is because they can’t get one by legitimate means.