From yesterday’s thread:
The Jean Paul Ludwig theory may have been disproven.
Try it for yourself. Enter the social security number 045-26-8722
into the SSDI database, leaving the name and other fields blank, at
http://ssdi.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/ssdi.cgi
It comes back as Jean Ludwig, with the birth and death dates matching.
The SSN used by Obama is reportedly a different number, 042-68-4425
If you have proof that the -4425 number was also used by Ludwig, please provide documentation.
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-bloggers/2702617/posts
See, that’s why I hate getting unnecessarily specific. The point is that Obama’s BC is from Connecticut, a state he never lived in. The more details, the more the left can obfuscate.
Why was a man born in 1890 given an SSN in the 1970s? It must have been re-issued. And if it was re-issued, yes, than he probably did have another SSN earlier. The 26 one is consistent with somone getting issued an SSN when they first came out in the 1930s. So the “disproof” is explained away, but now youy have to be credible on all these assertions, any one of which someone can be suspicious of.
See, that’s why I hate getting unnecessarily specific. The point is that Obama’s BC is from Connecticut, a state he never lived in. The more details, the more the left can obfuscate.
Why was a man born in 1890 given an SSN in the 1970s? It must have been re-issued. And if it was re-issued, yes, than he probably did have another SSN earlier. The 26 one is consistent with somone getting issued an SSN when they first came out in the 1930s. So the “disproof” is explained away, but now youy have to be credible on all these assertions, any one of which someone can be suspicious of.
How does RootsWeb get updated? When was that record last updated and who has access to changing SS# to it?
Just asking....
>>Try it for yourself. Enter the social security number 045-26-8722 into the SSDI database, leaving the name and other fields blank, at http://ssdi.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/ssdi.cgi
I tried that, and got a message that says, “Your search returned no matches. Try making your search less specific.”