Posted on 01/14/2026 7:30:52 PM PST by TigerClaws
Conversation Walter Curt @wcdispatch Okay @DataRepublican , and I did some general numbers on the SomaliFraud cash going through Minneapolis airport.
According to reports, over 2 years, they moved roughly $700MM through the airport.
That means (if they used $100 bills) they moved 7.7 metric tons of cash, and keep in mind, this is just what was flagged over the past 2 years.
Couple notes on that number:
That would essentially mean that the Somalis were taking a $1 million dollar duffle bag through the airport — EVERY SINGLE DAY — for two years.
Further, we can assume that this is only the money that was flagged.
If the Somalis were just wandering through without declaring every cash bag, we could be talking 10x the amount.
The question then became:
WHY Minneapolis?
Well, after some quick discussing with regular travelers of the MN airports.
The Somalis run the airport. They’re the ground crews. They’re the airport staff. They’re friggin TSA.
We have an airport in the United States of America run by pirates.
That’s kind of a problem.
More on where we think the money is going later… 🇺🇸
Grrrrr.
I remember reading (here on FR) that they can scan your wallet to see how much cash you’re carrying when you go through the boarding process at any airport.
In Trapped in Paradise (1994) Nicolas Cage and his two brothers carried $275,000 in small bills back and forth in one bag after a bank robbery. Looked heavy.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PGHRkervPL4
“The Somalis run the airport. They’re the ground crews. They’re the airport staff. They’re friggin TSA”
And in Denver. And San Francisco. And ‘Ricans in Nueva York. And Muslims at Dulles. And Mexican Cartelistas in Los AHN-geles. And even at podunk airports like Boise or Billings where you can see the only turban head in town working at the TSA checkpoint.
Cuz Affirmative Action, doncha know?
I hate tech stuff.
But about my wallet....
“RFID-blocking wallets use special linings with materials like metal mesh or carbon fiber to create a “Faraday cage” that blocks radio signals, effectively preventing unauthorized scanning of your tap-to-pay cards and IDs by skimmers. While they add a layer of security against electronic theft, the effectiveness depends on the wallet’s quality”.
Little known oddity about economics. Decades ago, Iran decided to counterfeit high denomination US currency, to hurt the US. It totally backfired on them.
1. At the time everybody wanted US bills, and it was very expensive to print them, and then fly them over. This meant large parts of the world were in critical shortage. Iran doing this strengthened the US dollar in the region. (Some in the US govt at the time jokingly referred to it as the US Federal Reserve Bank of Tehran.)
2. At the time, in full production, Iran could maybe print $200m a year. At the same time, their crude oil export net was over $2b a year. Printing currency is inherently expensive, and oddly, they spent the money it took to make it high quality. So their counterfeiting net was small.
Now look at Somalia today. The money they are shipping over may not be as bad as it seems. Likely it is making the USD a major player in the region.
I can’t find it now but a couple of weeks ago I saw clip of a former TSA agent in Minneapolis, a white woman, who said she saw Somalis come through with suitcases full of millions of dollars.
They came through weekly, sometimes the same two guys sometimes not but always two guys. She and her colleagues reported it time after time to whatever authorities handles that and nothing ever happened.
Unbelievable. How in the world did someone let this happen? The corruption is completely out of control. There MUST be executions for this. Nothing else will suffice.
Yes with a beeber type device
If this fraud exposure gets any closer I would fear flying out of MSP...cornered rats are extremely dangerous and no telling what they’d do.
“That would essentially mean that the Somalis were taking a $1 million dollar duffle bag through the airport — EVERY SINGLE DAY — for two years.”
And nobody in DC had a clue? Bullshit. FBI didn’t have a clue, CIA didn’t have a clue, the Governor, Congressfools and Senators didn’t have a clue? The IRS didn’t see a thing?
This is way more than those darn Somalis. This is utter corruption at the State AND Federal level, including this Kash Patel era.
Not a word was said until Nick Shirley exposed it all on his own on YouTube. But yeah, DC is ready to administer Venezuela, Greenland, Gaza and maybe Iran.
Counterfeit is a joke. I don’t know why they even prosecute it anymore. The Treasury says there is somewhere around 200 million of it in circulation worldwide, including North Korean and Iranian “supernotes” (high quality fake hundreds).
The Fed creates 4.9 billion of fiat dollars out of thin air each day. That is nothing more than legal counterfeiting.
Supposedly the argument against counterfeit is that it could cause people to lose confidence in their money.
Yet, every-single-day, the Fed creates 25 times the amount of all counterfeit money known to exist at all in the entire world.
Food for thought!
Infuriating.
Is the reason the current $100 bills have a metal strip inside and have been for a good few years.
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But what is most important of the racial aspect of the movement of US cash. The Somalis can freely move cash out of the USA, but not the Meskins.
The Meskins are not allowed to move cash across the Rio Grande and have to go the route of under ground railroad type system.
Clearly racism of one color of skin vs another.
This type of racism has carded scorecards of teams of Skinnies vs Mojados, sometimes known by other names as Pirates vs Bandidos.
The Mojados are currently petitioning the lower US Fderal courts for standing in their call for equal prosecution of money laundering statutes pursuant rules established the ATF&E and US Treasury.
It almost appears thata Judgey Lauren was in on it. Aiding and Abetting the Samoli pigs.
OMG!!! Somali Land Pirates RUN THE AIRPORT???? NEVER FLY THERE!
Wondering why they couriers tote heavy bags of cash along that rat line?
They could transfer bitcoin with a click of a button.....oh wait, nevermind
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