The mailing address of the applicant [in the 1970’s and before] had to be in the geographical area covered by the prefix.
The application has the mailing address of Obama the applicant, in Hawaii, and you are saying the application teleported to the US East Coast 6000 Miles away, and the SSN office then misread his address as being a valid Connecticut address and gave him the 042 prefix??
But of course, Obama is *special* he has a two-digit date stamp, incorrectly positioned, on his claimed Selective service card when everyone else has a four-digit date stamp.
Then Obama has a PDF “birth certificate” with a key verifying feature, the Registrar's stamp, *perfectly* isolated in a separate PDF layer such that the thing can be clicked on and moved around on the open document in the Adobe Illustrator software application? [Adobe is the company that created the PDF format]
That makes no sense. Its actually clear that Obama has a citizenship problem that had to be fixed. Not a NBC issue, but a full bore, heavy caliber *basic US Citizenship issue.*
>>That’s just unrealistic. A mistake in a three digit prefix?
The mailing address of the applicant [in the 1970’s and before] had to be in the geographical area covered by the prefix.<<
No, it’s not unrealistic. That’s the point. Go to snopes, as I suggest in the one of the posts just above this one and learn. Once you’ve learned, you’ll see that it’s not unrealistic at all. It’s a really simple explanation as to how Obama could have easily ended up with a CN prefix to his SS number. Doesn’t mean it’s right, but it’s certainly possible.
There’s a lot that bothers me about our President’s past, but I think on this one people are reaching for some very unlikely straws, and refusing to look objectively at the real situation.