Well, this is interesting.
” On May 5, WND entered the criteria for President Obama, using his date of birth as Aug. 4, 1961,
and his Social Security Number, which begins with the Connecticut-issued prefix of 042.
The Selective Service database instantly issued a “matched record” without a problem that day,
indicating Obama’s Selective Service Number is 61-1125539-1.
It lists date of registration as Sept. 4, 1980.”
Last week, when I searched for Barry using the CT # I got the same message-
“Error. Sorry, your request cannot be processed at this time because you have exceeded the daily limit for the verification of these credentials.”
When I searched using my own info-I got right in.
Tomorrow, when only Les Kinsolving will have the stones to ask Gibbs about this bizarre situation-Gibbs will make Les an object of ridicule ,
prompting the toads in the briefing room to guffaw.
And the question will remain unanswered.
This is absolutely unreal.
Did the cat get out of the bag about what Bummer’s Connecticut SSN was? The message might be taken at face value, if there are enough curiosity seekers across the web.
However, when WND repeatedly entered valid information for another American registrant, it received a matched record without any error message despite dozens of requests in the same day.
Amon later indicated his statement about the limit of three was "more of a guess."
He said he checked with the information-technology department about the limit, and admitted, "They got a little edgy."
"They just didn't want to answer it," Amon said, explaining the IT administrators did not wish to "divulge specifics of the system."
Sounds like the SSS needs to get a FOIA request about their IT procedures.
Last week, when I searched for Barry using the CT # I got the same message- “Error. Sorry, your request cannot be processed at this time because you have exceeded the daily limit for the verification of these credentials.”Uhhh, maybe because many many people are searching for Obama's selective service record since that story broke about the Connecticut prefix, whereas the only person looking for your record is you. They probably have a limit on the number of times you can issue the same search as a way of preventing DDoS attacks (look it up).When I searched using my own info-I got right in.
Come on guys, let's be a bit more selective about our conspiracy theories lest we all look like whackadoodles. There's plenty of legitimately suspicious stuff about Obowmao without inventing this kind of stuff.
#14,,,,There’s a whole lotta treason going on out there!!!
““Error. Sorry, your request cannot be processed at this time because you have exceeded the daily limit for the verification of these credentials.””
That is exactly what is happening to me.
I thought it was an anomaly, bad cookies or something.
Did anybody do a screenshot before this started?