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Another day, another fraud — 12 Comments

  1. I would hope this sorry episode doesn’t lead to anyone negatively associating Nigerians with fraud.

  2. So they mention the net dollar amounts, but I’m curious as to the number of people admitted with green cards. The article says, “hundreds of calls, and thousands of text messages.”

    I like neo pointing out that they would have never been caught without their stupid or careless behavior. This, and many other such occurrences, make me suspect that corruption is fairly rampant. It’s amazing our society functions as well as it does, at this point.

    A mediocre financial pundit used to routinely refer to our society as an example of “late stage capitalist” society/economy. Perhaps a society on a descending trajectory of fat/happy/lazy/and corrupt. (Oh, how cynical am I?)

  3. Nigeria is the 15th in oil production worldwide. So their second product has some net value to the world.

  4. In defense of Nigerians, they are not all crooks, or perhaps not even predominantly crooks, Christian Nigerian immigrants in particular.

  5. Meanwhile, the UK “experiments” with a more virulent form…

    “As Billionaires Flee U.K., British Government Picks a Fight With Israel;
    “Talent, capital exit London as Labour fixates on West Bank”—
    https://freebeacon.com/israel/as-billionaires-flee-u-k-british-government-picks-a-fight-with-israel/

    File under: What’s good for Nigeria (and Putin and Xi and the Mullahs and Erdogan…) is good for us!

    + “Bonus”:

    “An ally no longer;
    “Britain has made itself an enemy of the Jewish people, a threat to the west and a menace to civilisation”—
    https://melaniephillips.substack.com/p/an-ally-no-longer
    H/T Powerline blog (for both).

  6. AI seems perfectly suited for rooting out corruption in government operations, including elections.

  7. The Federal govt. is incapable of overseeing any function or policy without massive waste or fraud or just funding unbelievably stupid programs.
    And still, there are those who insist that the govt. needs to expand its services.

    When the USA was still involved in the Afghan war, one federal agency spent a few million $$$$ promoting LGBQT rights there.
    Think about that.
    A country that allows marriage of 8 year old girls to adult men and forbids them education beyond, what, 8 years of age, and forces women to be covered from head to toe, and some incredibly stupid govt. employee(s) thought that money should be spent to promote a LGBQT agenda.
    Really now, how incredibly stupid and moronic does someone have to be to promote this stuff in Afganistan.
    Unbelievable.

    How about $20 million of our tax payer money to fund a Sesame Street type show in Iraq ?
    Yep; our tax dollars at work.

    Academic achievement levels in the USA have been falling for what, 20 , 30 years and still (!!!!) there exists a Dept of Education.
    Unbelievable.

    Just speculating; 25% of annual federal expenditures are wasted due to fraud or inefficiencies or just plain, really stupid programs. The annual federal budget is about $ 7 TRILLION (!!!); so 1/4 of that is $1.75 TRILLION.

    The Federal income tax amendment to the Constitution must be repealed. The only way to stop the govt’s wasteful, stupid, profligate ways, is to shut
    off the flow of $$$.

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