I Would Like to Report a Theft


Preferred reading:

 https://www.nytimes.com/2025/11/29/us/fraud-minnesota-somali.html

Knock-off reading:

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-15338767/somali-fraudsters-minnesota-covid.html

Q. How much does it cost to secure the vote of 80,000 Somali with a high rate of autism?

A.  One billion dollars.

Actually,  I would like to report a theft.  The name of the thief?  It is Governor Tim Walz. 

There is immediate and ultimate accountability.  The ultimate accountability for theft is stacked above the cruising altitude of a commercial jet, if you stack one billion $1 bills on his desk (67.9 miles high).  He could not see it.... Nope.  Plausible deniability.  But  the virtue-signaling governor informs us that his administration  "erred on the side of generosity".  The reality is that observable and unfettered fraud is the invisible campaign war chest for Minnesota Democrats.

Minnesota receives taxpayer  "generosity" in the form of child nutrition funds which are allocated from the USDA.  The state then serves as the sponsor and (bad) steward of the funds.  I do not wish that any child in America suffer hunger.  But neither do I have the stomach for "feeding" programs which have morphed into enormous money-laundering schemes.   Climate change - take a back seat. You are being overtaken by the smaller thefts.  Just remember, Federal funds mean that Gov. Walz has also stolen from your wallet - whether you are seated in Texas or Ohio. Fagin with his orphaned pickpockets.  They travel across the continental United States.

https://www.justice.gov/archives/opa/pr/us-attorney-announces-federal-charges-against-47-defendants-250-million-feeding-our-future

Sometimes, there is a silver lining to these despicable tales.  I would like to notify Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. that Minnesota has found a cure for autism.   It is called deportation.  Every Somali family which has received a kickback for a diagnosis of a child with "autism" should face deportation proceedings if it is a legal option.  What I really, really do not want to know - is how many Somali families have received multiple kickbacks for multiple children with "autism".  Why stop - with one?



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