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One of the first big suspicious gov’t coverups for me.

Meth Arrests Rankings by State

The following table ranks all 50 U.S. states by their drug bust rate per 100,000 residents, which is the closest available proxy for methamphetamine-related arrests,
as most states do not break down arrest data by drug type in publicly available statistics.
States with the highest rates are most likely to have significant meth-related law enforcement activity, particularly in regions known for meth production and use.

Top and Bottom States for Drug Arrests

Note: The table is based on total drug bust rates, which include meth but also other substances. States at the top of the list (West Virginia, Kentucky, Ohio, Tennessee, Missouri, Oklahoma) are widely recognized for high meth activity and arrests.

We need to make the rubble there bounce some more. These Houthi morons are stoned on khat all day. The local narcotic weed that they chew. Makes these derelict clowns feel like superman.

I regret not checking the Reddit threads out at the time, during the Joe Biden era. I bet they are not bragging about abusing working remotely these days. I hope most Feds are in the office 5 days a week. But I will bet they are still getting two days each week- work from home - IOW get paid for doing nothing.

You get it! Hammerhead is so fixated on his working remotely situation. That he does not get that others (Federal workers) might abuse it.

Score one for hammerhead’s tunnel vision

Don’t mess around with the The Teflon Don. Donald John Trump.

Are you an utter moron? I was talking about how Federal workers abuse and scammed “work from home”.

I assume you work remotely in the private sector which is done mostly honestly. Yes? No? I predict no reply because you are a hit n run clown poster. Flush!

No more fake “remote work” for these scammers. Yes in the business world working remotely is feasible. There is honest work being done. But this is not the case of DC region federal workers. 90% of those working remotely were doing nothing useful. Just filing useless reports that will never be read. Inane zoom meetings. Chats on the phone. Working a side hustle or second job.

Then the Thai or Mexican takeout lunch for the highpoint of the days non-productive activities.

They had a great work from home scam for years. Especially the Federal workers in the greater DC region. Now comes the karmic blowback.

They can still sit on asses at home but soon it will be without a paycheck

For Bebe Yaccarino - Elon is guilty of insufficient praise.

Marco is thinking -- "Damn, I'm glad it's not my job to explain way Epstein"

Leo blasted the ‘injustice, violations of international law and the rights of peoples, grave inequalities and the greed that fuels them are spawning deforestation, pollution and the loss of biodiversity.’

He made no equivocations about what or who was to blame, identifying ‘climate change provoked by human activity’ and insisted the world was experiencing an ‘ecological crisis’.

He said humanity’s mission is the same as Christ’s: to protect creation and bring peace and reconciliation in the world.

‘We hear the cry of the earth, we hear the cry of the poor, because this cry has reached the heart of God,’ he said. ‘Our indignation is his, our work is his.’

You are Vlad Putin’s appointed jester here. Every day in every way. I bet you were against Trump’s bunker busters taking out Iran’s nukes too. The isolationist chickenshits went ballistic pearl clutching on that one.

You will have nothing, you will own nothing, and you will be happy.
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“Welcome to 2030. I own nothing, have no privacy, and life has never been better”,

In 2016, Auken wrote a piece for the World Economic Forum (WEF), later republished by Forbes, in which she imagined how technology could improve our lives by 2030 if the United Nations sustainable development goals (SDG) were realized through a fusion of technologies. In the presented scenario, the emergence and application of new digitalized technologies to sectors such as communication, energy, transportation, and accommodation would result in greater access and decreased cost (ultimately leading to a complete elimination of cost), eventually leading to the end of “lifestyle diseases, climate change, the refugee crisis, environmental degradation, completely congested cities, water pollution, air pollution, social unrest and unemployment”

as well as other early 21st century crises. By the scenario’s 2030 endpoint, anything that had once been a product will be a freely available service, obviating any need for personal ownership of goods or real estate.[4] The article, originally titled “Welcome to 2030. I own nothing, have no privacy, and life has never been better”,[5] has been criticized as portraying an unrealistic utopia at the cost of privacy. In response, Auken added an author’s note in which she said that the article merely represented a potential future scenario rather than any personal utopia of her own and that it was intended to “start a discussion about some of the pros and cons of the current technological development” in a way that she claimed conventional reports could not, while the article itself was renamed to “Here’s how life could change in my city by the year 2030”.[6]

Both versions of the article describe the loss of privacy as being undesirable.[5][6] Auken’s article, and an associated WEF video on predictions for 2030 in which the article was summarized as “You’ll own nothing. And you’ll be happy. Whatever you want you’ll rent and it’ll be delivered by drone”, would later form part of commentary about the WEF, particularly following the announcement of a “Great Reset” in 2020.[7]
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ida_Auken

This clown is worse than past Mayor BeetleJuice.

Somalis have perfected sucking down every State-Federal welfare bennie in Minnesota. They have also defrauded child day care programs and 200 million worth of Covid relief money scammed by the worst immigrants ever.
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Minnesota COVID Relief Fraud: Somali Community Involvement
Overview
Minnesota was the site of the largest COVID-19 relief fraud scheme in U.S. history, with over $250 million stolen from federal funds meant to feed low-income children during the pandemic. Many of those charged and convicted in the scheme are Somali immigrants or Somali Americans residing in Minnesota.

Scheme Details
The fraud centered on the nonprofit Feeding Our Future and associated meal sites.

Defendants submitted false claims for millions of meals never served, using fake names and forged documents.

The stolen funds were spent on luxury cars, jewelry, international travel, and real estate in the U.S. and abroad, including Kenya and Turkey.

Key Facts
Total Amount Stolen: Approximately $250 million. While the user referenced “$100 million,” the documented fraud is significantly larger, with over $250 million involved; only about $50–60 million has been recovered so far.

Somali Community Involvement: Many of those indicted and convicted are Somali immigrants or Somali Americans, including nonprofit operators, restaurant owners, and business associates.

Number of Defendants: Over 70 individuals have been charged, with at least 18 guilty pleas and multiple convictions in federal court.

Convictions: Five out of seven defendants in the first major trial— all Somali Minnesotans—were found guilty of wire fraud and money laundering in June 2024.

Notable Incidents
The trial was marred by an attempted jury bribe, with a Somali woman delivering $120,000 in cash to a juror’s home, leading to the juror’s dismissal and the sequestering of the remaining jury.

The fraud exploited relaxed federal oversight during the pandemic, and the Minnesota Department of Education was criticized for failing to prevent the theft.

Dr. Christina Propst: Houston Pediatrician Fired For Vile Post Mocking Texas Flood Victims
Edited by:
Saihaj Madan
Updated Jul 8, 2025, 02:18 IST

Dr. Christina B. Propst, a Houston-based pediatrician, has been fired after a Facebook post she made appeared to mock victims of the recent Texas floods, including children, by suggesting that Trump supporters “got what they voted for.” The post quickly went viral, drawing backlash online and prompting her removal from Blue Fish Pediatrics.

PHOTO at link https://www.timesnownews.com/world/us/us-news/dr-christina-propst-houston-pediatrician-fired-for-vile-post-mocking-texas-flood-victims-article-152240783

A Houston pediatrician was fired after recent comments over the deadly Texas Hill Country floods.

Dr. Christina Propst, who practiced at Blue Fish Pediatrics, wrote a social media post that appeared to ridicule flood victims in Kerr County because of the county’s politics.

Dr. Propst allegedly shared in a now-deleted Facebook post that victims of the floods who voted for Trump “got what they voted for.”

“May all visitors, children, non-MAGA voters and pets be safe and dry,” the post allegedly said. “Kerr County MAGA voted to gut FEMA. They deny climate change. May they get what they voted for. Bless their hearts.”

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/houston-doctor-fired-after-maga-comments-about-texas-flood-victims-what-they-voted-for/ar-AA1Id56C?ocid=BingNewsSerp

****** Say nasty stupid things win stupid prizes