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Justice

Ruh-roh, Shaggy!

Look, I expect Walz–like virtually all Leftists–to get off scot-free. But still, this is nice to see!

Rep. Anna Paulina Luna (R-Flor.) announced on Jan. 7 that she was referring Walz and his attorney general, Keith Ellison, to the Department of Justice (DOJ) for criminal charges, citing evidence that they were complicit in covering up—and thereby allowing the continuation of—the Somali fraud.

… She added, “I would like to make criminal referrals regarding Governor Walz as well as AG Ellison. As you know, U.S. Code 371, and U.S. Code 2, which deals with criminalized conspiracies to defraud the United States and establishes liability for individuals who knowingly aid or abet the commission of federal offense, includes willing, full blindness or deliberate inaction where duties to act exist. So I will be referring them later on today.”

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Justice

Oh, it’s a pleasant

fantasy. And there is no question that he richly deserves it. But I’m pretty sure it will never happen. But some think it could happen. I hope the author is right and I am wrong.

I’m not so sure, there. Is misfeasance in office no longer a thing? If it is, I think an argument can be made that nine billion dollars’ worth of fraud, all on programs he signed off on that occurred on his watch, easily qualifies. If we can level charges against state DMV systems that issue driver’s licenses to illegals resulting in a fatal crash, then how is it even arguable that we can’t level charges against Walz? 

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Corruption Evil Justice

Well, good!

We need to right the ship, and to do that some people are going to have to go to jail! So let’s see what happens, here. That will tell us a lot about how serious the gov’t is…

FBI Director Kash Patel said Sunday that the bureau has sent more personnel and resources to Minnesota to dismantle large-scale fraud schemes, calling previous arrests “just the tip of a very large iceberg.”

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Justice Scumbags

Well,

good! Let’s get rid of those scumbags!

Tim Walz should also be prosecuted!

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Crime Justice Scumbags

I am skeptical

that it will actually happen. But without a doubt it should.

Minnesota Governor Tim Walz is facing significant backlash after independent journalist Nick Shirley released a video alleging more than $110 million in fraud involving daycare and healthcare centers in Minneapolis linked to members of the local Somali community.

Boy, that’s a TON of tax money! He should be prosecuted for fraud. He knew what was happening and had a fiduciary duty to prevent it. And he didn’t–he himself profited from it. He ripped off Minnesota!

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Crime Justice

The betting pool

data:

Tis is based on what people bet will happen…

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Corruption Justice

Yes, things are

not looking at all good for Tim Walz right now!

But here we are closing in on the end of 2025, and Tim Walz isn’t laughing anymore, thanks in part to the wave of fraud scandals in his state, all of which happened under his watch, and which equate not to just millions in stolen taxpayer money but billions.

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Corruption Current Events Justice

Uhm, Tim Walz

is facing some… issues. I’m staying tuned, and am eager to see what, if anything, is actually going to happen.

But I don’t know this is even a photo of a raid on Tim Walz. As I said, let’s see what actually happens before we break out the Funyuns and Mt. Dew…

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Justice

Oh, THAT

is really good news!

Are we at least gonna see disbarment, if not actual prison time? I sure hope so, though I am a little skeptical that it will actually happen. At least there is the conviction. That alone should trigger a disbarment.

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Current Events Justice

I can’t tell you

how glad I am to see this. Boy, does the BBC ever deserve it! And just maybe it will encourage other outlets to hew to the facts a little more in the future!

President Donald Trump on Monday filed a lawsuit seeking at least $10 billion from the BBC over a documentary that edited his 6 January 2021 address ahead of the U.S. Capitol riot. The speech and doctored edits in question aired in a Panorama documentary.

… The BBC apologised to Trump last month over the bungled report but rejected his demands for compensation.

The broadcaster said it had investigated itself and acknowledged the edit had given “the mistaken impression” he had “made a direct call for violent action”, but disagreed there was basis for a defamation claim.

The BBC is totally screwed. They have already publicly admitted the issue of law at stake here. So the hardest to prove of the three “legs” of the tort stool is already openly admitted by the BBC. The only real issue now is damages.

I’m no attorney, but this seems like a slam-dunk for Trump. I’m sure his attorneys are salivating. They are going to be paying cash for that mansion on Martha’s Vineyard!