Posted on 10/10/2013 6:00:51 PM PDT by cincinnati65
Bar codes back then; don’t think so.
I don’t think Barry has ever been to college. It has to be fake.
Somebody’s got a barcode reader and knowledge of Columbia coding.
Let’s suppose for the moment it is real. When did Soetero/Obama change his name? Shouldn’t there be legal documents for a name change, including court registration, social security, selective service, to name a few?
Forgery.
Decode the bar code.
No, bar codes were not used in 1981. And the photo is an older Barry.
according to snopes “ the pictured card couldn’t possibly have have been a Columbia University student ID issued to Barack Obama in 1981, as the digital ID card format it uses wasn’t introduced at Columbia until 1996”
Thanks, all. First I’ve seen it. Should have done a little more research before I posted it. Oh well, one could hope.
“Invalid request.”
Bar codes have been around for a long time.
No “666”. It ain’t bammy.
This was discussed a few months ago; think it was put forth by knowledgeable posters that student ID’s weren’t using them at that time.
why try to use fakery to prove obama is something he is not when his very record as _OTUS PROVES he is something he is not
No, and you shouldn’t post crap such as this obviously bogus document. Fakes such as these are photo-shopped in an attempt to get gullible conservatives to pick them up and forward them with a goal of making conservatives look like idiots.
Don’t help these fraudsters.
Bar code was first used commercially in 1966
http://inventors.about.com/od/bstartinventions/a/Bar-Codes.htm
I agree with cripplecreek.
Bar codes have been around forever.
Bar code was first used commercially in 1966
http://inventors.about.com/od/bstartinventions/a/Bar-Codes.htm
I saw this passed around twitter as well.
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