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In this Thursday, Sept. 15 edition of Infowars Nightly News, Alex speaks with investigative journalist Wayne Madsen, of the Wayne Madsen Report, back from Indonesia and hot on the trail of Barack Obama's birth certificate and the related issues.
He examines the apparently fraudulent social security number that has been linked with the President and brought under heavy scrutiny.
"Documents show that Obama, Sr. was denied an extension on his student visa in July, 1964, in part because Harvard University, where Obama, Sr., was a Ph.D. candidate, sought his removal.
"Obama Sr. eventually left the United States willingly after becoming an illegal alien for remaining in the country past the expiration of his visa."
He has used it for more than 30 years, always with his own real name and real addresses. He has filed his income and payroll taxes with it every year. The IRS and the SSA actually check the numbers under which those taxes are filed.
He has used it for more than 30 years, always with his own real name and real addresses. He has filed his income and payroll taxes with it every year. The IRS and the SSA actually check the numbers under which those taxes are filed.
massive government conspiracy vs common mundane clerical error.
And let’s not forget, Barack Obama’s Social Security number was issued between 1977 and 1979, yet Obama’s earliest employment reportedly was in 1975 at an ice cream shop in Hawaii…
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