So...”statistically improbable” is sufficient to initiate and sustain an investigation of lottery fraud, but NOT sufficient to raise an election investigation?
Okay...got it!
My Dad
“Whenever there’s big money involved, someone’s going to find a way to cheat.”
Reading the article, they didn’t defraud the lottery of anything.
They bought winners tickets at 85-90% of the face value, and then claimed the winning but off set the earnings by claiming fake gambling losses.
So the only ones they defrauded is the IRS.
They come here and are required to destroy us from within.
“...A Massachusetts father, Ali Jaafar...”
Must of been one of those pilgrims that came here on the Mayflower. /spit
Much of the 3rd world has “gaming bloated state bureaucracies” bred into them and their cultures after being continuously subject to thousands of years of socialist-style, social-engineering by tyrants
Former Sen John F Kerry office intern
I don’t see how this defrauds the lottery.
The scheme defrauds the taxing authorities and provides monies to questionable people.
Why can’t I ever think of clever scams and frauds?
H/T Grampa Dave
https://freerepublic.com/focus/news/4192228/posts?page=5#5
The Case for Foreign National Deportation-Conditional citizenship is the only way to keep our Republic safe!
Frontpagemagazine ^ | 10-25-23 | Jason D. Hill
I might go further than DeSantis. I would call for the revocation of citizenship of naturalized persons who not only support Hamas, the Taliban, and communism but who, by whatever means and through whatever medium, communicate a deep hatred for the United States.
We are in the midst of a civilizational crisis. It is time to close ranks and revert to type – that is, revert to being patriotic Americans. The right to demean and belittle the United States is not the first right granted to foreign nationals when they are graciously allowed on American soil. Given the war on the West, and the attacks on American civilization on so many fronts, I would recommend that each foreign national student be thoroughly vetted for any anti-American sentiments before entrance into our universities.
They must sign a loyalty oath mandating them to defend—if called upon to do so—the reputation of the United States which has granted them refuge, an education, and a chance to make something of their lives which most of them were denied in their home countries. And let us not forget one thing: immigration is not a right; it is a privilege.
If we made naturalized citizenship conditional by literally requiring aspiring citizens to sign a pledge of allegiance and something on the order of a non-disclosure clause which prohibits them from making, not legitimate and rational criticisms of the state but rather, hateful invectives against our republic, we might see a reduction in the proclivities for defamation and destruction among many naturalized immigrants from certain groups who use and abuse this country, who become Americans or permanent residents for reasons of political and economic expediency—such as the 9-11 terrorists.
The time has come for great purges because in a civilizational war when the enemies announce themselves in the open and act with impunity, we must act in the spirit of self-preservation and exercise justice. Why should Americans live in fear of foreign nationals, supercilious young people, many of whom can barely write a term paper, but who want to dictate the terms of our domestic and foreign policy? By what right?
The recommendations laid out here call for a massive re-examination of our refugee and immigration policies. We not only need skilled and growth enhancing immigrants, we need patriots—folks who love America before they even arrive on her shores. We want immigrants who are assimilable and willing to adapt themselves to American culture and values and to grow into becoming Americans. People who, in the end, will see no distinction between their moral identities and their American identities. These are the vanguards and sentinels who will help us rebuild our crumbling civilization and defeat the nihilists and value-junkies from assuming ascendancy in our country.
If such recommendations seem harsh, look around you and consider the results. If you feel fearful of posting your value-laden views on social media for fear that you could be harmed by any sinister monster lurking in the shadows, ask yourself: Why? Why should our universities be the breeding ground for hatred, for bullying, for the celebration of the murder of innocent victims?
Why should the universities and their students contribute to the radicalism, anti-Semitism, and anti-Americanism at the expense of the American people? And why should the visitors to our country, or those on whom citizenship was bestowed as a gift, start dictating the terms of their visit, and be given the freedom to participate in rewriting the American narrative which then determines a redefined way of life for us? One alien to the essence of who we are.
When guests in your own country begin to make you feel as if you cannot understand the order of your home any longer, then, in the words of the Chancellor of Germany, Olaf Schold—“Unfortunately, they cannot stay.”
Excerpted:
The Case for Foreign National Deportation
Conditional citizenship is the only way to keep our Republic safe.
October 25, 2023 by Jason D. Hill 12 Comments
https://www.frontpagemag.com/the-case-for-foreign-national-deportation/
https://www.state.gov/foreign-terrorist-organizations/
Described Bye-Done’s “victory” perfectly.
“”Ali Jaafar””
Just a way of life for someone with a name like that....