Truth is like a lion. It doesn’t need to be defended; just let it out. Illustrating the absurd with the absurd. Isaiah 49:2.
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TransOdius retweeted
One person. $227 MILLION IN FRAUD. Fraud is bankrupting America.
Indian National Pleads GUILTY to $227M Medicare Fraud
justice.gov/opa/pr/indian-na…
TransOdius retweeted
People in Texas see 7-11 store owners in line at Wal-Mart buying inventory with SNAP. It goes right into the gas station. But it's "racist" to say anything about this. You have to pretend that Americans are being beaten in the free market. Intolerable.
An apparently Arabic foreigner has been caught using SNAP benefit fraud to stock his convenience store.
Now you understand how "hard-working immigrants" are "good at business."
justice.gov/usao-sdfl/pr/hol…
TransOdius retweeted
Nothing to see here. Just the main suspect in a stolen election case abandoning his home and going on the lam right as authorities close in.
EXCLUSIVE: Daniel J. Sullivan left his Alaska hometown days before reports about his ties to Peltola's campaign, sources say. cbsn.ws/4itY4x4
TransOdius retweeted
Because nobody was ever held accountable for Russiagate, the original lawfare operation, the whole machinery has only grown more brazen and sophisticated.
Marc Elias used the fake Steele dossier to push Russia collusion smears. In Alaska, his firm has taken the same playbook a step further, engineering a dirty trick and then turning to the courts to protect the result of that scheme.
Imagine Elias commissioning the Steele dossier and then marching straight into court, waving it around as evidence and demanding that a judge give legal force to the lies he had manufactured (back then, he used the FBI for that purpose, but now he simply cuts out the middleman and does it himself).
That's what happens when nobody is ever held accountable. They learn that there is no price to pay, so they keep escalating, growing bolder and more ruthless with every operation. And why wouldn't they? They've been taught that they can get away with anything.
The bigger revelation from the Alaska episode isn’t just that a decoy candidate was recruited. It’s that lawyers from Marc Elias’s law firm who were apparently involved in the scheme were also involved in the subsequent lawsuits aimed at challenging or suppressing the fallout.
I think the overlap between those orchestrating the operation and those litigating its aftermath deserves far more scrutiny than it’s receiving.
TransOdius retweeted
🚨 BREAKING: DOJ announces they're SURGING FBI assets into Alaska IMMEDIATELY for a CRIMINAL investigation into the "sham candidate" Sullivan scheme
They're pursing both criminal AND civil actions simoultanously.
Emergency filings are being made NOW to PROTECT the rights of Alaskans to not have their rights trampled on by Democrats for the election.
U.S. Attorney Michael Heyman says federal prosecutors have been working it "for several months," got "a number of NEW PIECES of information" in the last 24 hours, and the NYT story "ACCELERATED" the probe.
FBI: "We will continue to QUICKLY and AGGRESSIVELY follow the facts wherever they lead."
TransOdius retweeted
NEW: U.S. Attorney in Alaska & FBI Anchorage to hold press conference at 4pm ET in relation to the Dan J. Sullivan ballot investigation.
TransOdius retweeted
The SOS of Washington State just said the same thing that California Election Leader said: We just have to keep cheating because there is no legal way we can stop it.
TransOdius retweeted
This👇
THIS IS A MAJOR SHIFT - THE DOJ HAS CHANGED ITS APPROACH
The DOJ is no longer just asking election authorities for voter files.
Federal grand-jury subpoenas are now reaching directly into the Los Angeles County election office - seeking internal communications, procedures for identifying noncitizen voting, evidence officials possessed, what federal officials told them, and what they did after being told.
This is important.
There is a huge difference between investigating an individual illegal voter and investigating what election authorities KNEW, what systems they had in place, what federal authorities warned them about, and how they responded.
A grand jury does not prove wrongdoing. But it does mean this has moved into the federal criminal investigative process.
And look at the timeline:
Election Day is November 3.
The first grand-jury appearances and document production are reportedly scheduled for November 4 — the very next day.
That is big.
For years, Americans asking serious questions about voter rolls, eligibility, procedures and election administration were told the problems were insignificant, theoretical, or not worth investigating.
Now DOJ is asking the questions that should have been asked all along:
What did election officials know?
When did they know it?
What safeguards existed?
What were they told by federal officials?
And what did they do after being told?
That is where accountability begins.
With evidence.
With records.
With subpoenas.
The DOJ appears to be getting serious.
Election authorities are not above scrutiny.
And if laws were broken — by voters OR officials — follow the evidence wherever it leads.
Real voters. Real votes. Real counts. Real proof.
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TransOdius retweeted
"Refugees" from Bhutan and Somalia are making more money than Americans in PA, CA, and NY by defrauding tax payers as fake home-health workers.
This is now the largest employment opportunity in those states, and it should be abolished immediately. It's rife with foreigners ripping us off.
@lukerosiak
MEDICAID HOME-CARE FRAUD COULD BE PAYING SOME WORKERS SIX FIGURES
@lukerosiak says he spent weeks tracking home-health workers in Pennsylvania and found people billing Medicaid for hours they allegedly were not actually providing care.
“The GPS records are fake.”
He says one worker appeared to clock in, leave for 11 hours, and return only to clock out while also allegedly billing a second home. “That would total $160,000 a year.”
He specifically pointed to Bhutanese refugee communities in Pennsylvania, arguing the Medicaid home-care system has become, in his words, “essentially a universal basic income for some people.”
@AndrewKolvet @BlakeSNeff
TransOdius retweeted
They come here, steal our money, and call us racist for wanting the border closed.
The look when the refugee is relaxing with his family while billing the government for 144 hours a week of work, vs. the look when you realize @realdailywire has video of you tricking Medicaid's GPS anti-fraud system instead of doing the work:
TransOdius retweeted
Dilu Monger lives in an expensive house with a Range Rover and custom Cybertruck. She spends her time traveling the world on luxury vacations. What's her secret? Strip-mining PA for anyone over the age of 60 who's on Medicaid, the health program for the poor. Gov. Josh Shapiro's policies allow them to be farmed for pure gold: up to 24 hours a day of home care, in the form of a $175k check to the relative, friend or company of their choosing.
TransOdius retweeted
These scams are ubiquitous, the dollars involved are enormous, and the perpetrators are very disproportionately Non-Whites and immigrants.
That may not be a politically correct observation, but it doesn’t make it any less true.
Ram Chhetri came to the US as a refugee, but this might be worst day of his life: It's the moment he realizes the $80k-$160k/year salary he's bilked from Medicaid for no-show work is coming to an end because @realdailywire caught the truth on camera.
We conducted months of surveillance that shows why "home care aide" is now the *most common job* in states like NY, CA, MN, and PA: Because a large part of those jobs are unambiguous Medicaid fraud.
Thanks to home care, Bhutanese refugees now make more money than actual PA families. The state doesn't just look the other way, but helps them get away with it. Converting federal health dollars into a universal basic income for certain communities relieves the financial burden they place on the state.
The scammers easily deceive the feds' woefully broken monitoring system. You'll see Ram pull into a driveway for 2 minutes in the morning, then 2 minutes in the evening. He clocks in and out of his shift from the right place, and the GPS system doesn't notice that he goes home in between.
$20 an hour doesn't sound like much, but at 77 hours a week, it's $80k–and it's easy to bill huge hours when you don't actually have to work them. And that's just for the low-level guys in this scheme.
TransOdius retweeted
Great work done right here. Definitely worth watching.
A vote for Democrats is a vote to expand the already inconceivable amount of fraud happening in our country.
TransOdius retweeted
If someone declares you to be their enemy but you refuse to return the favor, you will eventually be destroyed.
TransOdius retweeted
There really hasn't been a video in a long time that sums up society's moral decay like this one. A lot of good people are working their hardest to provide for their families. They struggle to get by—often leaving the house before their kids are awake and coming back after they go to bed. Meanwhile, the worst people monetize their pain on the internet, making more money than they deserve while contributing nothing worthwhile to society. A decent society can’t continue like this.
Internet users have raised over $120,000 for the Red Baron worker who went viral after an influencer started harassing him.
The man has been identified as ‘Walt Z’ from Michigan and he is thankful for the support.
“Walt Z out of Michigan sends a heartfelt thankyou, and is absolutely blown away by how much people have cared over this,” the GoFundMe organizer said.
“They are requesting privacy, and GoFundMe is taking the lead in transferring all of this to him. You're all Rockstars, and it shows.”
Glad to see this man is being taken care of. GoFundMe link is below.
TransOdius retweeted
Everyone is furious at the prankster.
They are missing the real tragedy.
Man A wakes up at 5 AM, works 10 stores,
and misses his 4 kids' bedtime—
yet still can’t afford his mortgage.
Boy B produces nothing, mocks working men
with a phone, and makes thousands in clout.
The problem isn't a pizza company.
It’s a broken system that punishes the Builder
and rewards the Parasite.
When a father’s sweat buys less than
a clown’s disrespect, a nation loses its soul.
Restore the dignity of honest work.
TransOdius retweeted
When I was in high school, one of my friend's dad got laid off. She was one of 4. He was out of work for about a year & ended up taking job delivery beer for a distributor in rural Wisconsin. They nearly lost their house. God bless the dads who do what they need for their families.
What gets me is how when he’s asked for the time he’s immediately helpful, and even offers a smile towards the cameraman when he thinks he’s just confused or something. The guy is about to come apart at the seams, but you’d never know unless you pushed him like this rat did. I hope his fundraiser breaks $1M and he has a peaceful holiday season with his family.
TransOdius retweeted
Why don’t stores, malls, gyms and other privately owned places BAN streamers and video recording? Trespass the streamers and arrest them for repeat violations.
TransOdius retweeted
What gets me is how when he’s asked for the time he’s immediately helpful, and even offers a smile towards the cameraman when he thinks he’s just confused or something. The guy is about to come apart at the seams, but you’d never know unless you pushed him like this rat did. I hope his fundraiser breaks $1M and he has a peaceful holiday season with his family.