Posted on 02/14/2026 10:50:36 AM PST by nickcarraway
The probe of “Squad” Rep. Ilhan Omar’s (D-Minn.) husband Tim Mynett and his shady business ventures could go global.
House Oversight Chairman Rep. James Comer (R-Ky.) wants the House Ethics Committee to look beyond the US at Mynett’s failed business ventures and include places such as Somalia, Kenya and the United Arab Emirates.
Mynett’s investment firm Rose Lake Capital wanted to build solar panels in Africa and his main business partner received a $10,699 air ticket to Dubai after talks about a deal there, The Post has reported.
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This woman is so dirty it reeks. At some the wall of protection is going to break.
Leavenworth has openings available no waiting.
Patriots, Call Congress
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Contact the Trump DOJ
Phone 800-514-0301
TDD 800-514-0383.
Call the Trump White House
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Message: US Taxpayers want it known: we do not exist to be preyed upon, and are not constitutionally obligated to finance the dirty dealings of corrupt greedy politicians filching millions of our tax dollars.
Patriots, Call Congress
US Capitol switchboard
(202) 224-3121
Contact the Trump DOJ
Phone 800-514-0301
TDD 800-514-0383.
Call the Trump White House
Comments: 202-456-1111
Switchboard: 202-456-1414
TTY/TTD Comments: 202-456-6213
Send a letter to the White House
1600 Pennsylvania Ave NW
Washington, DC 20500
Message: US Taxpayers want it known: we do not exist to be preyed upon, and are not constitutionally obligated to finance the dirty dealings of corrupt greedy politicians filching millions of our tax dollars.
Good contact info thanks.
Y/v/w........Go for it.
thecentersquare.com
Omar, a 43-year-old Minnesota Democrat, is a Somalian Muslim. House Oversite Chairman Comer said that her husband, Mynett, in 2021, allegedly promised an investor a 200% return on a $300,000 investment in “eStCru,” plus interest, but did not repay the funds until he was forced to after being sued for fraud in 2023.
Comer also said that “eStCru” faced financial trouble in 2023.
“Rose Lake Capital,” identified as a “venture capital firm” in Omar’s 2024 official Congressional financial disclosure statement, has also increased in value.
Omar previously said her husband’s reported income from “eStCru” was between $5,000 and $15,000. She said he had no income from the other Mynett company......”Rose Lake Capital.”
Comer demanded that Mynett turn over documents related to both companies, including financial statements and travel records.
Deport her and lock him up. Or just lock them both up.
Hanging’s not too good for them.
Did they finish investigating the "Whinery"?
SEC——investor.gov
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Financial statements certified by independent accountants.
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While SEC rules require that companies provide accurate and truthful information, the SEC cannot guarantee the accuracy of the information in a company’s filings. In fact, every year the SEC brings enforcement actions against companies who have failed to provide important information to investors. Investors who purchase securities and suffer losses should know that they have important recovery rights if they can prove that there was incomplete or inaccurate disclosure of important information.
A congressional probe is not a DOJ investigation.
Yet another politician’s spouse supposedly making big bucks while being connected to a company with “Rose” in the name-like Hillary Clinton and the Rose Law Firm? Are they naturally fronts for hiding/fronting dirty scam earnings? Rose cash laundromat...
Thanks for the ping
Somebody with horns and hoofs is rooting for her.
A female journalist went to Tim Mynett’s winery to learn the extent of his wine business. In short, there was no wine inventory of evidence of any wine ever produced. The business is as much a scam as those NGOs in Minneapolis.
Her brother is her husband, right?
So they can’t testify against each other, right?
I wonder who paid for the wedding?
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