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Well, well, well… Was his name really Barack Hussein Obama — or was it Jean Paul Ludwig? Let me explain. After digging through records and old documents, something strange surfaced: the Social Security Number 042-68-4425, the one linked to Barack Obama, was originally assigned to a man named Jean Paul Ludwig — a French-born immigrant who came to the U.S. in 1924. He was reportedly given that SSN in March 1977. Now here’s the kicker: Ludwig spent most of his adult life in Connecticut, which explains why his SSN begins with 042 — a prefix reserved for Connecticut residents. Obama? Never lived or worked in Connecticut. So why would he have a Social Security number tied to that state? It gets even more curious. Ludwig reportedly passed away in Hawaii, where Obama’s grandmother, Madelyn Payne Dunham, just happened to work in the probate office of the Honolulu Courthouse — with access to files of deceased individuals and their personal records, including unused Social Security numbers. The theory is that Ludwig’s death was never properly reported to the Social Security Administration, likely because he never received benefits. That meant his number sat dormant — and accessible. Some believe Dunham may have quietly found a number that belonged to someone long gone — someone not receiving benefits — and handed it off to her grandson, whose citizenship status has long been questioned by skeptics due to connections to Kenya and Indonesia. And that’s just the beginning. If Trump — or anyone else — ever pushes past the birth certificate and straight into the mystery of this SSN, it’s going to be chaos. You’ll see heads spin on the left like never before. Because you can debate birthplaces all day long, but using a Social Security number that wasn’t assigned to you? That’s fraud. This isn’t about politics. This is about the law — and the truth. Let people make their own decisions, but they deserve to know. If you’re reading this and just shrug it off? Then maybe you’re okay with being lied to. But if not, spread the word. Because justice for this country is long overdue. In God We Trust. FOLLOW ME, THE NEXT DROP WILL BE SHOCKING

@Geniustechw @shellylawless13 30 years lying hiding and cheating should have been used to become a legal citizen. What did he expect?

🚨Wife in tears as ICE takes her husband after 30 years in the US Is this what you voted for? YES or NO 👇

WAR ON THE HILL: Inside Congress with Tim Burchett | Ep72 | Going Rogue with Lara Logan 00:00:00-Congress in Gridlock: Why Nothing Gets Done 00:02:31-Deep State Sabotage: Biden Appointees, NGOs & Taliban Funding 00:04:33-Follow the Money: How NGOs and Dark Money Corrupt Washington 00:09:10-Voting Games: Why Congress Hides from Accountability 00:12:38-Billions to the Taliban: US Taxpayer Funds, Terrorist Regimes & UN Loopholes 00:17:04-Trump vs. Congress: Executive Orders, Deep State, and Political Inertia 00:20:29-Election Chaos: Impeachment Threats, Stolen Votes, and Political Retaliation 00:24:54-Why Grassroots Candidates Are Sabotaged: Rhinos, GOP Betrayal & Dark Money 00:30:06-Insider Trading in Congress: The Rigged System Exposed 00:37:55-The Impeachment Playbook: How Dems and Rhinos Plan to Paralyze Trump 00:41:14-The Election Fraud Machine: Tech, Voter Rolls, and Nationwide Cheating 01:00:01-Foreign Influence: China, Oil, Toll Roads & America’s National Security Betrayal Congress corruption, Afghanistan funding, election fraud, NGOs and terrorism, dark money, accountability @GoingRoguewLara | @timburchett

@DecisionDeskHQ All the close elections are strange. Are there going to be any investigations into how this tally came about? Generating 600+ votes to win an election (even in Florida) is not out of the question.

Tonight has seen several close elections in Florida. In State House District 87 - home to Mar-a-Lago - Democrat Emily Gregory is projected to defeat Republican Jon Maples. Trump carried this district by 11 points in 2024. votes.decisiondeskhq.com/races/606146

@alsnewstoday A lot of people do this. I read sad posts all the time on ALS forums. If you have a loved one w/ALS, make the most of the time you have doing happy. You can grieve later when they are gone.

Sharing a hard reflection: bit.ly/47t5xrZ Caring for someone with ALS can mean grieving losses that happen slowly over time while your loved one is still right beside you. #ALSNewsToday #ALSCommunity #CaregiverSupport #ALSFamily #HoldingSpace #CaregiverLife #Bionews

@TrigwellMatt @aaronsmith Is that the limit of you IQ? Sorry, I block idiots.

@js02 @aaronsmith Fuck, have you heard of Google champ? It's not china saying it you flop. It's world news saying it. With evidence. Don't like facts?

Australia went from 5,723 EV sales in February 2025 to 11,110 in February 2026. That’s not a collapse. That’s not a fad. That’s not “nobody wants them.” And that was before the fuel crisis started doing free marketing for EVs.

@TrigwellMatt @aaronsmith China says anything to look good. But hey, ignore the rest of the facts. The truth won't change. And I am not your mate.

@js02 @aaronsmith Mate china is regularly getting 1 million Kms out of em. Get a new line.

The costs are going down because the government subsidizes it with tax dollars. It is not getting cheaper; it is taking money out of everyone's pockets to make it seem cheaper. Even if they ride a bike. Scare campaign? No. The dangers of mining, manufacturing, and disposing of EV batteries are far worse than they want to admit. Drink the Kool-Aid; it makes it easier to swallow. A typical mid-size EV battery (60-80 kWh) adds roughly 3-7 tonnes of CO₂-equivalent emissions during production. Overall vehicle manufacturing emissions for an EV are often 40-80% higher than for a comparable gasoline car (e.g., ~10-20 tonnes CO₂e total for EV vs. ~6-12 tonnes for ICE). Emissions from EV come from generating the electricity to charge them. Coal plants zero out the benefits. Non-GHG impacts (e.g., mineral scarcity, toxicity) are higher for EVs due to batteries. EV batteries do cause real, localized pollution and resource strain. But I guess that is ok, right? Because they do that in other countries that have people who live at poverty levels.

@js02 So people keep saying, but they seem to be outlasting the cars they're in. Seems to either be a bit of a scare campaign or a trope for the unknowledgeable. Battery prices are also plummeting.

@FarmGirlCarrie ignorance

Question of the Day…

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@donttakemesrysl @SaltyBitch_52 halfwit comment. put on ignore i block idiots

@js02 @SaltyBitch_52 You’ve used ai to spit out a bunch of jargon because even you don’t know how the justice system works. You’re not intelligent enough to use your own brain to communicate with people. If you don’t know what you’re talking about, don’t talk about it.

You find out that your teenage son was in a car with a friend that was responsible for a hit and run car crash that ended the life of the other driver. Her son says he hit a wall to explain how he broke his hand that night and as a parent, you don't believe him but don't press the issue. An officer shows up to question the boy as he's a possible victim because of his injury and a key witness to the accident. He's not in any trouble but needs to give a statement. Do you think her son and the other kids in the car should had gotten into trouble for not reporting the car crash? For at least leaving the scene?

@JJazzarano You would not know right or wrong if you got kicked in the teeth with it. You pulled your finger out of your buttocks and tried to tell everyone it smells like roses. We are not as dumb as you are. You have no argument, you have no case. Dumb. That's all ya got, boy.

@js02 Doesnt change the fact that you remain wrong

@SaltyBitch_52 Cops lie.

Because someone died, possible consequences aggravating factors (e.g., death), a 16- or 17-year-old could face adult charges or harsher juvenile penalties like felony murder, including the passengers if they had knowledge the car was stolen. Its no "basic joyriding". To wit: Potential charges include involuntary/vehicular manslaughter or reckless homicide (as an accomplice if you aided the reckless driving by participating in the joyride). Felony murder or second-degree murder (in states where vehicle theft qualifies as a predicate felony, or if the crash involved fleeing/eluding police or extreme recklessness). All participants in the felony can be liable, even passengers. Drivers in similar stolen-car fatal crashes are routinely charged with second-degree murder or vehicular homicide (e.g., a 16-year-old in Washington charged as an adult with second-degree murder after crashing a stolen car at 100+ mph and killing someone; teens getting 16+ years in other cases).

@js02 Ur still 100% wrong regardless…law is not your lane

@donttakemesrysl @SaltyBitch_52 PS: cops lie.

@js02 @SaltyBitch_52 They were not treating the passengers as suspects because it’s possible the passengers had no clue that the car was stolen and they were not in control of the car nor the person that was driving the car at the time of the incident. So they are witnesses in this case.

@Shannon82945108 @SaltyBitch_52 True, evidence that they all knew it was a stolen car. Trey had a history of stealing cars. The passengers lied. It's a dead ringer for a conviction.

@js02 @SaltyBitch_52 But would be hard since clearly none of them got their lie straight. Seems like they all scattered. Trey dad a pos tho for not telling this dudes mom and letting Trey steal another car 6 days later smh.

@JJazzarano tell that to the hungry prosecutor who cares less about people than he does for his career

@js02 Please do not do law takes. You are 100% incorrect