Feds Willing To Destroy Millions Of Vital Records Just To Protect Obama

Written on May 12, 2012 by V2A

There are numerous reasons for law enforcement and professional organizations to request copies of records from the Selective Service System. Sometimes the request is for a background check for a job or security clearance. Other requests are made because of individuals who have made unsubstantiated claims about their backgrounds and qualifications. Yet others are prompted by someone running for political office.

For decades the Selective Service has readily complied with the requests and furnished the desired documents. That is until they heard that they would be receiving an official subpoena for copies of Barack Hussein Obama’s records.

On September 20, 2011, The Selective Service System announced new policy changes to the privacy rules, handling and preservation of existing documents. Under the new guidelines, draft registration records would be considered as nonrecord copies instead of record copies. Record copies must be kept on file, but nonrecord copies can be disposed of and destroyed. That means that any and all draft registration cards and microfilm copies are now subject to being destroyed, including the one belonging to Obama.

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