We know what’s coming and we are prepared.
And here it is:
🚨🚨 Federal prosecutors announced another criminal case: 49-year-old Guhaad Hashi, described as an “enforcer” for Ilhan Omar’s campaign, admitted in court to one count of conspiracy to commit wire fraud and one count of conspiracy to commit money laundering.
These charges stem from the single biggest COVID scam in American history:
Governor Tim “Tampon” Walz allowed a group of politically connected Somali criminals, including Ilhan Omar, to embezzle approximately $250 million in public funds.
• This was the single largest COVID-scam-related fraud during the Xi-Jinping-19 pandemic.
• A government-funded non-governmental organization (NGO) called Feeding Our Future, based in Minnesota, received $250 million intended to provide meals for children in need.
• Almost none of the funds were used for food.
Where did the money go?
• Real estate
• Luxury vehicles and car dealerships
• Expensive international travel $160,000 sent to a company in China
• $500,000 used to buy an apartment in Kenya
It gets worse:
• The ‘career criminal’ Ilhan Omar received thousands in donations.
• Donations were made using fake names like “Unique Problem” and “Friday Donations.”
• The Walz administration flagged the suspicious activity and froze the funds.
• In response, lawsuits were filed accusing Walz of racism.
• Despite concerns, the fraud continued.
• Another individual indicted for fraud had received the Minnesota Outstanding Refugee Award from Walz himself.
• That same individual was later accused of attempting to bribe a juror by delivering $120,000 in cash, with a note promising “more to come if she acquits.”
How the hell are @Tim_Walz and @Ilhan not in prison right now?
Their crimes are absolutely clear: money laundering, bribery, racketeering, conspiracy, robbery, theft, extortion, obstruction of justice, and aiding and abetting.
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~LH
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