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To: rambo316
The Ayers connection (theory) in this is interesting.

"We invented all kinds of ways to obtain false identity papers, and got busy building multiple sets of ID for each of us and for every contingency," writes Bill Ayers of his years in the Weather Underground. "We soon figured out that the deepest and most foolproof ID had a government-issued Social Security card at its heart."

21 posted on 03/17/2011 2:27:15 AM PDT by opentalk
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To: opentalk

I found that interesting also. Thanks for writing that point. I wonder what SSN he, Ayers, is using? YOu all think O’reilly will cover this? I’ll post it from here to wherever to get this mentioned in the media. Investigative Journalist, Jack Cashill, the author of this commentary, is supposed to be on Fox & Friends tomorrow at 7:15am.


22 posted on 03/17/2011 2:38:36 AM PDT by rambo316 (Remember SSN CT 042-68-4425)
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To: opentalk; All

http://billayers.wordpress.com/

Bill speaking about the “Egypt” revolution in multiple posts. Curiously SILENT on Libya and Iran.


25 posted on 03/17/2011 2:43:48 AM PDT by machogirl (First they came for my tagline)
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To: opentalk

Bill Ayers’ lovely wife Bernadine Dohrn stole customer identity information from a children’s shop where she worked in New York- the info was used to create fake IDs for domestic terrorists, including those who used them to rent the car(s) used in the murderous Brinks robbery

obama was at Columbia as a student during the time this was occurring


66 posted on 03/17/2011 6:13:23 AM PDT by silverleaf (All that is necessary for evil to succeed, is that good men do nothing)
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