Fraud - Daycare - Medicare - Gov Grants for Home Purchase
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Good lord, is there anything in Minneapolis that *isn't* a scam?
Minnesota tourism board is complaining about all the money being lost because people are not traveling to Minneapolis for business/pleasure. They are saying it hasn't been this bad since Covid.
Sucks to be them.
Sucks to be them.
frequentflier
happy to be living
They have plenty of people traveling to MN for business. Paid agitators, protesters and rabble rousers.
What do they think happens when you let your major city become a lawless crime ridden shithole? It's not like Minneapolis has the attractions of a NYC or LA where being a crime victim is just part of the experience.
Hijinx
Well-Known Member
Still surprised that we hear no word from real people who live there.
Are they asleep of frightened.?
I may live in a democrat owned State, but I don't fear speaking up.
But if the reporters refuse to interview you and give you a public voice, you might as well not exist. I'm guessing Minnesota residents, and even folks living in MSP, have something to say....but they aren't given a microphone because they don't say what the overlords want the public to hear.
Censorship by omission.............
And news outlets do it all the time. They have an agenda and how they want the story to be framed, and they "report" based on that.
NFL stars fundraise for Islamic charity tied to Minnesota’s Feeding Our Future fraud scandal
(The Washington Free Beacon) — Human Development Fund, an upstart Islamic charity touted by the National Football League and various Muslim influencers, professes to provide “hot meals” to orphans in Gaza. But a Washington Free Beacon investigation found the group’s founders have an array of links to the Feeding Our Future fraud, in which more than 80 people conspired to steal $250 million from a federal program designed to give free meals to poor Minnesota children.
HDF founder and CEO Abdirahman Kariye is an imam at Dar Al-Farooq, a predominantly Somali mosque near Minneapolis that served as a food distribution site for Feeding Our Future. HDF director of fundraising events Khalid Omar is a director of Dar Al-Farooq.
In June 2021, at the height of the fraud, Omar and Kariye celebrated Aimee Bock, the Feeding Our Future founder and mastermind of the fraud scheme, at an award ceremony for her “Outstanding leadership to the Minnesota communities.”
Omar, who emceed the event, touted the Feeding Our Future program and hailed Bock as a “furious fighter” for the initiative, according to video unearthed by Center of the American Experiment. Kariye touted Bock’s remarks at the event and accused Minnesota’s Department of Education of hindering the food distribution program that was central to the fraud. The celebration ended with a group of Somali women dancing around Bock and serenading her with chants of “Sweet Aimee.”
HDF’s previously unreported links to Feeding Our Future fraudsters raise red flags, particularly as HDF emerges as one of the most prolific U.S. charities operating in Gaza. Founded by Kariye in 2023, HDF raised $33 million in its first full year of operations, according to tax filings. It’s now poised to receive a significant financial boost through the NFL’s “My Cause My Cleats” charity program. Houston Texans linebacker Azeez Al-Shaair, an NFL Man of the Year nominee, is raising money for HDF, as are Baltimore Ravens safety Sanoussi Kane and Buffalo Bills wide receiver Josh Palmer. HDF also has high-profile backing from the likes of Sami Hamdi, a popular Muslim influencer who said he felt “euphoria” after Hamas’s Oct. 7 attack, and Shaun King, who has referred to Hamas as “heroes.” Kariye hosted two fundraisers with Hamdi and King in December 2024 at a cost of $15 a ticket.