That Minnesota Somali Fraud Investigation Just Got Turned Up To ELEVEN
Not a great time to be an elected Democrat in Minnesota
Remember how elected Democrats in Minnesota raged at the rest of us for DARING to suggest they had a corruption problem? It was even worse than we thought.
Now that JD Vance has tasked a law enforcement group with tracking down and prosecuting the political parasites who pad their pockets by fleecing the taxpayer with bogus bills for services not rendered, they’ve started turning over rocks. Hundreds have been charged already, and the more they look, the more they find.
But he’s not the only one turning his attention on Minnesota fraudsters.
🚨 NEW: The dam just broke in Minnesota and it’s uglier than anyone imagined
SBA Administrator Kelly Loeffler now confirms the alleged $1 billion Somali fraud ring is so massive that the SBA is expanding its investigation across the entire state of Minnesota. pic.twitter.com/6vd7bazPY8
— Pascal Najadi (USSF)🇺🇸 (@JfkPascalNajadX)
The Small Business Administration is zeroing in on the various connections of what it describes as a Billion-dollar Somali fraud ring that goes WELL beyond the things we already know about — like food programs an Learing Centers.
But what’s going to be REALLY interesting is the exposure — whether political or perhaps even criminal — the politicians who turned a blind eye on this fraud for so long will themselves have to face. The AG there was once head of the DNC. Is his refusal to take repeated warnings about fraud on a massive scale seriously an ‘error’ on his part? Or was it a quid-pro-quo to pay off the groups that kept his political machine humming along?
If there’s fraud of THIS level hiding in plain sight, do we really believe they would be too pure of heart to commit election fraud? We’ve already seen September of 2020 videos from Project Veritas showing stacks of ballots in a video. We’ll let readers draw their own conclusions on what was being done with those ballots.
And Ellison dismissed the voter fraud allegations as ‘not credible’.
It would be MUCH easier to take him at his word had he not already said the same thing about the financial fraud for which we already have a growing list of convictions.