BEWARE...SOME DAYS ARE NOT VERY PRETTY. I GET CRABBY LIKE NORMAL PEOPLE DO. AND I DO SPEAK MY MIND.
DO NOT READ IF YOU ARE SENSITIVE TO TRUE, REAL, EVERYDAY FEELINGS LIKE MINE.(But I think you would enjoy it)
DON'T FORGET...FREEDOM OF SPEECH !
When you protest.... you protest to make a change NOT to destroy and steal.
I won't call them thugs....
those are "family embarrassments".
yep ok.... looting thugs and
NOTHING more.
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WATCH: Masked LA Rioters Loot Local Sushi Restaurant in Little Tokyo, Steal Cash Registers…
That’ll Show ICE!
by Jordan Conradson143 Comments
LA Rioters Rob Sushi Restaurant======================================================= Low life S.O.B'sJust like most of those pieces of dirt.... they are out there to steal and do damage. Has NOTHING to do with ANY protest. Ask 10 people and tell me how many know why they are out there.Ok wait that is too easy. They might lose their free money, free home,free health insurance,free educationEtc.Yep.... They might have to actually work for for a living like the rest of us.. ...
And don't forget the other ways they money from their food stamps... I watched it 40+ years ago)
NEW: USDA Employee and Five Others Busted In One of the Largest Food Stamp Frauds in American History
by Cullen Linebarger0 Comments
Credit: Linkedin
The U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of New York
announced on Thursday that a longtime USDA employee and five others were
busted in one of the largest food stamp frauds in U.S. history.
A short time ago, Perry Carbone, Attorney for the United States,
Charmeka Parker, the Special Agent in Charge of the U.S. Department of
Agriculture, Office of Inspector General and Christopher G. Raia, the
Assistant Director in Charge of the New York Field Office of the FBI revealed a
superseding indictment was unsealed charging six people in connection
with a $66 million-plus fraud and bribery scheme under the Supplemental
Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) aka food stamp program.
Michael Kehoe, Mohamad Nawafleh, Omar Alrawashdeh, Gamal Obaid, Emad Alrawashdeh, and Arlasa Davis have been hit with multiple charges,
including conspiracy to steal government funds and to misappropriate
USDA benefits. Davis, a USDA employee who worked as a program specialist, was employed in the division of the agency responsible for identifying SNAP fraud.
As the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of New York explains/ Kehoe started a network in 2019 that handed over roughly 160 illegal
EBT terminals to stores across the New York area to steal more than $30
million in EBT transactions. With the help of his co-conspirators,
Nawafleh, Omar Alrawashdeh, Obaid, and Emad Alrawashdeh, Kehoe submitted
approximately 200 fraudulent USDA applications, misappropriated USDA
license numbers, and even forged application documents to acquire EBT
terminals for unauthorized stores.
The stores included smoke shops and other businesses not eligible for USDA funds.
Davis was critical to the scheme. The Southern District of New York Attorney’s office notes that she took advantage of her position to sell hundreds of EBT license numbers.
“Michael Kehoe and his co-conspirators misappropriated tens of
millions of dollars in taxpayer funds meant to help low-income families
put food on the table,” Carbone explained. “This fraud was made possible
when USDA employee Arlasa Davis betrayed the public trust by selling
confidential government information to the very criminals she was
supposed to catch.”
All told, Davis’s actions allowed over $36 million in fraudulent SNAP redemptions at unauthorized stores. Davis also photographed handwritten lists of license numbers intended for qualifying stores with her personal cell phone.
She then sent these numbers to an intermediary who proceeded to sell them to the other co-conspirators.
“Their actions undermined a program that vulnerable New Yorkers
depend on for basic nutrition,” Carbone added. “These charges should be a
reminder that those who exploit anti-poverty programs for personal gain
will be held accountable for their crimes.”
The six culprits have each charged
with one count of conspiracy to steal government funds and
misappropriate USDA benefits, which can result in a maximum five year
prison snetence prison, one count of theft of government funds, which
could mean 10 years behind bars, and one count of misappropriation of
USDA benefits, which carries a potential 20 year prison sentence.
The 56-year-old Davis has also been charged
with one count of conspiracy to commit bribery, which carries a maximum
sentence of five years in prison, one count of bribery, which carries a
maximum sentence of 15 years in prison, and one count of conspiracy to
commit honest services wire fraud, which carries a maximum sentence of
20 years in prison. If she were convicted on all charges, she could face
a lifetime behind bars.
. (I'll probably get my hand slapped again but here is another interesting article.
Why the hell is race playing a role in everything? I thought everyone wanted to just be treated Equally?)
USDA Whistleblower Says
Biden Regime Secretly Crushed White Farmers by Only Paying Off Farmer
Loans if They Were Not White Males (VIDEO)
by Cristina Laila62 Comments
A
whistleblower from the Department of Agriculture told NewsNation that
the Biden Administration loan relief program purposely hurt White
farmers.
The Biden Regime, through the ‘American Rescue Act’ used $800 million
in taxpayer money to secretly give loan forgiveness to minority
farmers.
“It’s not right,” the USDA whistleblower told NewsNation.
“It was discriminatory. Unethical. And the people who pushed it are
still in charge of the agency … (those) at the national office. Trump
hasn’t gotten rid of them.”
“So just to be clear, if you were American Indian, Alaskan, Native,
Asian, Black, African American, Native Hawaiian, Pacific Islander,
Hispanic, or Latino and you were in that group and you were told you
didn’t have to pay your bills?” NewsNation asked the whistleblower.
The whistleblower said, according to the American Rescue Plan, the
relief was offered up to 120% loan to value which means the farmers
could claim they were upside down to get even more cash!
“Essentially, yes, that’s correct. And that your loan would be forgiven up to 120% of the loan value,” the whistleblower said.
WATCH:
A USDA spox gave NewsNation the following statement:
“Over the last four years, the Biden administration left
USDA in complete disarray and dysfunction and that’s why farmers were
being left behind. The entire farm economy has been hurt by Biden’s
inaction. It is absurd that while the Biden Administration was driving
up inflation, American taxpayers were forced to fund billions in woke
DEI initiatives. No one should be shocked that Biden weaponized
bipartisan farm programs to discriminate and provide taxpayer dollars to
one group based on race and not on merit.
On day one, Secretary Rollins issued a memorandum to rescind all DEI programs.
Instead, USDA is reprioritizing unity, equality, meritocracy, and
color-blind policies. Secretary Rollins directed USDA to review
Inflation Reduction Act funding to ensure that it honors the sacred
obligation to American taxpayers—and to ensure that programs are focused
on supporting farmers and ranchers, not DEI programs or far-left
climate programs.
As part of returning the department to normal business operations,
Secretary Rollins has ended the four-year-long COVID-19 pause on debt
collections. This includes terminating the “Distressed Borrowers”
program and servicing those loans.
Unlike the Biden Administration, under Trump, USDA does not
discriminate and single out individual farmers based on race, sex, or
political orientation. Secretary Rollins is working to reorient the
department to be more effective at serving the American people and put
farmers first. Fortunately, President Trump is taking strong action to
support farmers by quickly rolling out programs like the Emergency
Commodity Assistance Program that provides $10 Billion in direct
assistance to producers. All farmers are encouraged to apply.”
Suspect in CT mall mass shooting identified as Tajuan Washington, a 19-year-old who was out on $25K bond
By
Patrick Reilly
Published May 28, 2025
Updated May 28, 2025, 12:32 p.m. ETThe gunman suspected of wounding five people at a Connecticut mall is
a teenager who was out on bond on separate charges, officials said
Wednesday.
Tajuan Washington, 19, opened fire after
confronting another man he “had a history” of “beef” with at the Brass
Mill Center in Waterbury Tuesday afternoon, striking the man and four
women he was with, Mayor Paul K. Pernerewski, Jr., said during a news
conference.
The mayor and police officials said that the shooting, which happened
near the shopping center’s main entrance just before 5 p.m., was not a
random act of violence.
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Tajuan Londell Washington in an undated mugshot released by Connecticut State Police. Connecticut State Police
“This was a one-off incident,” the mayor said, adding that the mall was safe for shopping.Washington was out on a $25,000 bond for reckless driving and other charges, according to Waterbury Police Chief Fred Spagnolo.
He was arrested in October for driving 105 miles per hour on Interstate 84 East — and turning his lights off to evade state police, cops said.
Washington on Wednesday was charged with five counts of first-degree assault and other weapons charges, the chief said.
Several people were shot at the Brass Mill Center in Waterbury on Tuesday, according to police. Kyle Mazza/NurPhoto/Shutterstock
The Waterbury native is being held on a $2 million bond and is expected to appear in court Wednesday.
Three of the five victims had been discharged from the hospital by
Wednesday morning, and the other two victims were stable, including one
woman who was shot in her spine, the mayor said.
All of the victims were between 18 and mid-20s, cops said.
Authorities were still investigating the root of the dispute between Washington and the male victim.
Police arrived at the “chaotic” scene just minutes after gunfire
erupted around 4:45 p.m., sending terrified shoppers running for their
lives, Spagnolo said.
Cops “weren’t quite sure if there was an active shooter still on
scene. They did a tremendous amount of work in a short period of time,”
he said.
The mayor said mall employees jumped into action and “guided people out and helped keep things calm.”
“People were hidden and were protected. So I want to thank them for what they did. This is not part of what they normally do.”
Connecticut State Police also rushed to assist at the scene.
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Officials were seen outside the scene of the shooting. Kyle Mazza/NurPhoto/Shutterstock
Investigators found rifles when they executed a search warrant at
Washington’s home, but are still looking for the gun used in the
shooting, Spagnolo said.
Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont joined law enforcement at Wednesday’s
press conference and urged residents to “not let these guys scare you.”
“This started out with some sort of a beat, some sort of an argument.
And rather than ending up with fisticuffs, somebody pulls out a
semi-automatic, shoots seven rounds, and badly wounds five people,”
Lamont said.