This week, The Wall Street Journal brings us news of a perfect Covid
scam. Just one little $10 billion example. Yes, billion. With a b. The
scam was directed at the rCLShuttered Venue Operators Grant,rCY which was meant to rCLsupport theaters and music halls.rCY Except most of the cash seems to have gone to rich performers and talent agents.
ItrCOs hard to get onerCOs head around $10 billion of waste. Does the report say that the rapper Lil Wayne spent $1.3 million of the taxpayer grant
money on private jets? Of course. Does the report say that Chris Brown
gave himself a random $5 million bucks? Sure does.
The federal government is now trying to do a big fraud crackdown across
the board. They estimate that $180 billion was stolen last year, mostly through Medicare and Medicaid scams. Which means this is, what, ten
times that? HererCOs Dr. Oz on the fraud crackdown: rCLWe believe that at least half of the hospices in the entire area around Los Angeles are fraudulent. And today we announce 800 of those hospices have been
suspended. . . . Eight hundred hospices that last year charged the
federal taxpayer $1.4 billion will no longer be paid.rCY
When you pay taxes, imagine the most degenerate con man you can, because
he is so grateful for your contribution. The hospice fraudsters are very glad you do that long commute to the office and unfortunately miss
family dinners and maybe your back hurts from sitting all day and you canrCOt save money. It must be this way, you see, to fund the fraud. The artists need to fly private. It was a scary time for them, and business class ainrCOt what it used to be.
One last fraud note from this weekrCOs crackdown frenzy is that a man
named Brett Blackman was convicted of orchestrating a $1 billion
Medicare fraud. rCLThe Department of Justice crushed one of the most egregious fraud schemes in Florida history,rCY says Acting Attorney
General Todd Blanche. Hold on, Todd, a stolen billion is one of the most egregious. Who the hell is number one?
HererCOs Brett Blackman, obviously:
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HISY-WrXkAARizi?format=jpg
Not only are we being run by fools, werCOre being robbed by them too.
- Nellie Bowles
This week, The Wall Street Journal brings us news of a perfect Covid
scam. Just one little $10 billion example. Yes, billion. With a b. The
scam was directed at the oShuttered Venue Operators Grant,o which was
meant to osupport theaters and music halls.o Except most of the cash
seems to have gone to rich performers and talent agents.
ItAs hard to get oneAs head around $10 billion of waste. Does the report
say that the rapper Lil Wayne spent $1.3 million of the taxpayer grant
money on private jets? Of course. Does the report say that Chris Brown
gave himself a random $5 million bucks? Sure does.
The federal government is now trying to do a big fraud crackdown across
the board. They estimate that $180 billion was stolen last year, mostly >through Medicare and Medicaid scams. Which means this is, what, ten
times that? HereAs Dr. Oz on the fraud crackdown: oWe believe that at
least half of the hospices in the entire area around Los Angeles are >fraudulent. And today we announce 800 of those hospices have been
suspended. . . . Eight hundred hospices that last year charged the
federal taxpayer $1.4 billion will no longer be paid.o
When you pay taxes, imagine the most degenerate con man you can, because
he is so grateful for your contribution. The hospice fraudsters are very >glad you do that long commute to the office and unfortunately miss
family dinners and maybe your back hurts from sitting all day and you
canAt save money. It must be this way, you see, to fund the fraud. The >artists need to fly private. It was a scary time for them, and business >class ainAt what it used to be.
One last fraud note from this weekAs crackdown frenzy is that a man
named Brett Blackman was convicted of orchestrating a $1 billion
Medicare fraud. oThe Department of Justice crushed one of the most
egregious fraud schemes in Florida history,o says Acting Attorney
General Todd Blanche. Hold on, Todd, a stolen billion is one of the most >egregious. Who the hell is number one?
HereAs Brett Blackman, obviously:
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HISY-WrXkAARizi?format=jpg
Not only are we being run by fools, weAre being robbed by them too.
- Nellie Bowles
On Fri, 15 May 2026 13:27:58 -0400, Wilson <Wilson@nowhere.invalid>
wrote:
This week, The Wall Street Journal brings us news of a perfect Covid
scam. Just one little $10 billion example. Yes, billion. With a b. The
scam was directed at the rCLShuttered Venue Operators Grant,rCY which was
meant to rCLsupport theaters and music halls.rCY Except most of the cash
seems to have gone to rich performers and talent agents.
ItrCOs hard to get onerCOs head around $10 billion of waste. Does the report >> say that the rapper Lil Wayne spent $1.3 million of the taxpayer grant
money on private jets? Of course. Does the report say that Chris Brown
gave himself a random $5 million bucks? Sure does.
The federal government is now trying to do a big fraud crackdown across
the board. They estimate that $180 billion was stolen last year, mostly
through Medicare and Medicaid scams. Which means this is, what, ten
times that? HererCOs Dr. Oz on the fraud crackdown: rCLWe believe that at
least half of the hospices in the entire area around Los Angeles are
fraudulent. And today we announce 800 of those hospices have been
suspended. . . . Eight hundred hospices that last year charged the
federal taxpayer $1.4 billion will no longer be paid.rCY
So the suggested solution seems to be, there should be no hospices.
Not that steps should be taken to end accused (not proven) fraud. Not
proven does not prevent the shutdown of hospices though, it seems.
The important part of this message then is that alleged fraud is being treated as proven fraud. And the good guys have moved to remove this
onerous burden from your tax bill.
Do you imagine that your tax bill will be any less because of that?
When you pay taxes, imagine the most degenerate con man you can, because
he is so grateful for your contribution. The hospice fraudsters are very
glad you do that long commute to the office and unfortunately miss
family dinners and maybe your back hurts from sitting all day and you
canrCOt save money. It must be this way, you see, to fund the fraud. The
artists need to fly private. It was a scary time for them, and business
class ainrCOt what it used to be.
One last fraud note from this weekrCOs crackdown frenzy is that a man
named Brett Blackman was convicted of orchestrating a $1 billion
Medicare fraud. rCLThe Department of Justice crushed one of the most
egregious fraud schemes in Florida history,rCY says Acting Attorney
General Todd Blanche. Hold on, Todd, a stolen billion is one of the most
egregious. Who the hell is number one?
HererCOs Brett Blackman, obviously:
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HISY-WrXkAARizi?format=jpg
Not only are we being run by fools, werCOre being robbed by them too.
- Nellie Bowles
This week, The Wall Street Journal brings us news of a perfect Covid
scam. Just one little $10 billion example. Yes, billion. With a b. The
scam was directed at the rCLShuttered Venue Operators Grant,rCY which was meant to rCLsupport theaters and music halls.rCY Except most of the cash seems to have gone to rich performers and talent agents.
ItrCOs hard to get onerCOs head around $10 billion of waste. Does the report say that the rapper Lil Wayne spent $1.3 million of the taxpayer grant
money on private jets? Of course. Does the report say that Chris Brown
gave himself a random $5 million bucks? Sure does.
The federal government is now trying to do a big fraud crackdown across
the board. They estimate that $180 billion was stolen last year, mostly
through Medicare and Medicaid scams. Which means this is, what, ten
times that? HererCOs Dr. Oz on the fraud crackdown: rCLWe believe that at least half of the hospices in the entire area around Los Angeles are fraudulent. And today we announce 800 of those hospices have been
suspended. . . . Eight hundred hospices that last year charged the
federal taxpayer $1.4 billion will no longer be paid.rCY
When you pay taxes, imagine the most degenerate con man you can, because
he is so grateful for your contribution. The hospice fraudsters are very glad you do that long commute to the office and unfortunately miss
family dinners and maybe your back hurts from sitting all day and you canrCOt save money. It must be this way, you see, to fund the fraud. The artists need to fly private. It was a scary time for them, and business class ainrCOt what it used to be.
One last fraud note from this weekrCOs crackdown frenzy is that a man
named Brett Blackman was convicted of orchestrating a $1 billion
Medicare fraud. rCLThe Department of Justice crushed one of the most egregious fraud schemes in Florida history,rCY says Acting Attorney
General Todd Blanche. Hold on, Todd, a stolen billion is one of the most egregious. Who the hell is number one?
HererCOs Brett Blackman, obviously:
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HISY-WrXkAARizi?format=jpg
Not only are we being run by fools, werCOre being robbed by them too.
- Nellie Bowles
On 5/15/26 10:27 AM, Wilson wrote:
This week, The Wall Street Journal brings us news of a perfect Covid
scam. Just one little $10 billion example. Yes, billion. With a b. The
scam was directed at the oShuttered Venue Operators Grant,o which was
meant to osupport theaters and music halls.o Except most of the cash
seems to have gone to rich performers and talent agents.
ItAs hard to get oneAs head around $10 billion of waste. Does the report
say that the rapper Lil Wayne spent $1.3 million of the taxpayer grant
money on private jets? Of course. Does the report say that Chris Brown
gave himself a random $5 million bucks? Sure does.
The federal government is now trying to do a big fraud crackdown across
the board. They estimate that $180 billion was stolen last year, mostly
lol, and what percentage of the associate spend was that? the total
fiscal spend for 2025 was $7 trillion... u can't really be crying that
much about 2% lost to fraud eh??? heck private companies barely care
about that much.
what am i missing here, wilson?
--through Medicare and Medicaid scams. Which means this is, what, ten
times that? HereAs Dr. Oz on the fraud crackdown: oWe believe that at
least half of the hospices in the entire area around Los Angeles are
fraudulent. And today we announce 800 of those hospices have been
suspended. . . . Eight hundred hospices that last year charged the
federal taxpayer $1.4 billion will no longer be paid.o
When you pay taxes, imagine the most degenerate con man you can, because
he is so grateful for your contribution. The hospice fraudsters are very
glad you do that long commute to the office and unfortunately miss
family dinners and maybe your back hurts from sitting all day and you
canAt save money. It must be this way, you see, to fund the fraud. The
artists need to fly private. It was a scary time for them, and business
class ainAt what it used to be.
One last fraud note from this weekAs crackdown frenzy is that a man
named Brett Blackman was convicted of orchestrating a $1 billion
Medicare fraud. oThe Department of Justice crushed one of the most
egregious fraud schemes in Florida history,o says Acting Attorney
General Todd Blanche. Hold on, Todd, a stolen billion is one of the most
egregious. Who the hell is number one?
HereAs Brett Blackman, obviously:
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HISY-WrXkAARizi?format=jpg
Not only are we being run by fools, weAre being robbed by them too.
- Nellie Bowles
i wonder how much waste/fraud goes on in private sector comparatively. i >mean uber spends billions of dollars a year on engineering that doesn't >really do much besides fulfill the myopic fantasies of middle
management. it fundamentally only takes fractions of cents in compute
power to match drivers and riders ... but somehow the entire ride share >market operates at like a 30% cut to the platform ...
anyways, do have any solutions beyond just cutting programs??? lol
because i see a lot of whining and not a lot of solution discussion
also, care to throw in another off topic response dud?
On Fri, 15 May 2026 20:30:43 -0700, dart200 <user7160@newsgrouper.org.invalid> wrote:
On 5/15/26 10:27 AM, Wilson wrote:
This week, The Wall Street Journal brings us news of a perfect Covid
scam. Just one little $10 billion example. Yes, billion. With a b. The
scam was directed at the rCLShuttered Venue Operators Grant,rCY which was >>> meant to rCLsupport theaters and music halls.rCY Except most of the cash >>> seems to have gone to rich performers and talent agents.
ItrCOs hard to get onerCOs head around $10 billion of waste. Does the report
say that the rapper Lil Wayne spent $1.3 million of the taxpayer grant
money on private jets? Of course. Does the report say that Chris Brown
gave himself a random $5 million bucks? Sure does.
The federal government is now trying to do a big fraud crackdown across
the board. They estimate that $180 billion was stolen last year, mostly
lol, and what percentage of the associate spend was that? the total
fiscal spend for 2025 was $7 trillion... u can't really be crying that
much about 2% lost to fraud eh??? heck private companies barely care
about that much.
what am i missing here, wilson?
The goal is to help nobody except corporate welfare. The purpose of
govt is not to help people fight the influence of powerful corps. Or
to overcome the corporate feudalism. The purpose is to do whatever
business wants.
No social safety net. Nothing, zero.
--
through Medicare and Medicaid scams. Which means this is, what, ten
times that? HererCOs Dr. Oz on the fraud crackdown: rCLWe believe that at >>> least half of the hospices in the entire area around Los Angeles are
fraudulent. And today we announce 800 of those hospices have been
suspended. . . . Eight hundred hospices that last year charged the
federal taxpayer $1.4 billion will no longer be paid.rCY
When you pay taxes, imagine the most degenerate con man you can, because >>> he is so grateful for your contribution. The hospice fraudsters are very >>> glad you do that long commute to the office and unfortunately miss
family dinners and maybe your back hurts from sitting all day and you
canrCOt save money. It must be this way, you see, to fund the fraud. The >>> artists need to fly private. It was a scary time for them, and business
class ainrCOt what it used to be.
One last fraud note from this weekrCOs crackdown frenzy is that a man
named Brett Blackman was convicted of orchestrating a $1 billion
Medicare fraud. rCLThe Department of Justice crushed one of the most
egregious fraud schemes in Florida history,rCY says Acting Attorney
General Todd Blanche. Hold on, Todd, a stolen billion is one of the most >>> egregious. Who the hell is number one?
HererCOs Brett Blackman, obviously:
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HISY-WrXkAARizi?format=jpg
Not only are we being run by fools, werCOre being robbed by them too.
- Nellie Bowles
i wonder how much waste/fraud goes on in private sector comparatively. i
mean uber spends billions of dollars a year on engineering that doesn't
really do much besides fulfill the myopic fantasies of middle
management. it fundamentally only takes fractions of cents in compute
power to match drivers and riders ... but somehow the entire ride share
market operates at like a 30% cut to the platform ...
anyways, do have any solutions beyond just cutting programs??? lol
because i see a lot of whining and not a lot of solution discussion
also, care to throw in another off topic response dud?
On Fri, 15 May 2026 13:27:58 -0400, Wilson <Wilson@nowhere.invalid>
wrote:
This week, The Wall Street Journal brings us news of a perfect Covid
scam. Just one little $10 billion example. Yes, billion. With a b. The
scam was directed at the rCLShuttered Venue Operators Grant,rCY which was
meant to rCLsupport theaters and music halls.rCY Except most of the cash
seems to have gone to rich performers and talent agents.
ItrCOs hard to get onerCOs head around $10 billion of waste. Does the report >> say that the rapper Lil Wayne spent $1.3 million of the taxpayer grant
money on private jets? Of course. Does the report say that Chris Brown
gave himself a random $5 million bucks? Sure does.
The federal government is now trying to do a big fraud crackdown across
the board. They estimate that $180 billion was stolen last year, mostly
through Medicare and Medicaid scams. Which means this is, what, ten
times that? HererCOs Dr. Oz on the fraud crackdown: rCLWe believe that at
least half of the hospices in the entire area around Los Angeles are
fraudulent. And today we announce 800 of those hospices have been
suspended. . . . Eight hundred hospices that last year charged the
federal taxpayer $1.4 billion will no longer be paid.rCY
So the suggested solution seems to be, there should be no hospices.
Not that steps should be taken to end accused (not proven) fraud. Not
proven does not prevent the shutdown of hospices though, it seems.
The important part of this message then is that alleged fraud is being treated as proven fraud.
And the good guys have moved to remove this
onerous burden from your tax bill.
Do you imagine that your tax bill will be any less because of that?
On 5/15/26 10:27 AM, Wilson wrote:
This week, The Wall Street Journal brings us news of a perfect Covid
scam. Just one little $10 billion example. Yes, billion. With a b. The
scam was directed at the rCLShuttered Venue Operators Grant,rCY which was >> meant to rCLsupport theaters and music halls.rCY Except most of the cash
seems to have gone to rich performers and talent agents.
ItrCOs hard to get onerCOs head around $10 billion of waste. Does the
report say that the rapper Lil Wayne spent $1.3 million of the
taxpayer grant money on private jets? Of course. Does the report say
that Chris Brown gave himself a random $5 million bucks? Sure does.
The federal government is now trying to do a big fraud crackdown
across the board. They estimate that $180 billion was stolen last
year, mostly
lol, and what percentage of the associate spend was that? the total
fiscal spend for 2025 was $7 trillion... u can't really be crying that
much about 2% lost to fraud eh??? heck private companies barely care
about that much.
what am i missing here, wilson?
On 5/15/26 9:13 PM, Noah Sombrero wrote:
The goal is to help nobody except corporate welfare.-a The purpose of
govt is not to help people fight the influence of powerful corps.-a Or
to overcome the corporate feudalism.-a The purpose is to do whatever
business wants.
No social safety net.-a Nothing, zero.
bruh this fucking country spends $30 billion a year giving money to the hugely profitable oil industry...
like we actually tax citizens and give that fucking money to an already extremely profitable oil industry.
in the us ... the people pay the oil industry. ybut in states with nationalized oil industries like saudi arabia ... the oil industry pays
the people. _and_ they cheap gas prices to boot, like fuck...
i can't believe wilson defends the private oil industry. fucking ridiculous
-a > nationalize it Ef2i
-a >
-a > #god
On 5/15/2026 11:30 PM, dart200 wrote:
On 5/15/26 10:27 AM, Wilson wrote:
This week, The Wall Street Journal brings us news of a perfect Covid
scam. Just one little $10 billion example. Yes, billion. With a b.
The scam was directed at the rCLShuttered Venue Operators Grant,rCY which >>> was meant to rCLsupport theaters and music halls.rCY Except most of the >>> cash seems to have gone to rich performers and talent agents.
ItrCOs hard to get onerCOs head around $10 billion of waste. Does the
report say that the rapper Lil Wayne spent $1.3 million of the
taxpayer grant money on private jets? Of course. Does the report say
that Chris Brown gave himself a random $5 million bucks? Sure does.
The federal government is now trying to do a big fraud crackdown
across the board. They estimate that $180 billion was stolen last
year, mostly
lol, and what percentage of the associate spend was that? the total
fiscal spend for 2025 was $7 trillion... u can't really be crying that
much about 2% lost to fraud eh??? heck private companies barely care
about that much.
what am i missing here, wilson?
What you seem to be missing is the idea that fraud should not be
allowed. That it's caustic to society. And that people who do it are predatory and need to be behind bars.
On 5/16/26 9:16 AM, Wilson wrote:
On 5/15/2026 11:30 PM, dart200 wrote:
On 5/15/26 10:27 AM, Wilson wrote:
This week, The Wall Street Journal brings us news of a perfect Covid
scam. Just one little $10 billion example. Yes, billion. With a b.
The scam was directed at the rCLShuttered Venue Operators Grant,rCY
which was meant to rCLsupport theaters and music halls.rCY Except most >>>> of the cash seems to have gone to rich performers and talent agents.
ItrCOs hard to get onerCOs head around $10 billion of waste. Does the >>>> report say that the rapper Lil Wayne spent $1.3 million of the
taxpayer grant money on private jets? Of course. Does the report say
that Chris Brown gave himself a random $5 million bucks? Sure does.
The federal government is now trying to do a big fraud crackdown
across the board. They estimate that $180 billion was stolen last
year, mostly
lol, and what percentage of the associate spend was that? the total
fiscal spend for 2025 was $7 trillion... u can't really be crying
that much about 2% lost to fraud eh??? heck private companies barely
care about that much.
what am i missing here, wilson?
What you seem to be missing is the idea that fraud should not be
allowed. That it's caustic to society. And that people who do it are
predatory and need to be behind bars.
i'm sorry ur going try to balance to budget by spending all ur time
crying about a 2% shrinkage???
i'm a total loss for words in just how ungodly stupid that is
here i thought u actually cared about something
but ur actually just a fucking sociopath who despises people
On 5/15/2026 2:45 PM, Noah Sombrero wrote:
On Fri, 15 May 2026 13:27:58 -0400, Wilson <Wilson@nowhere.invalid>
wrote:
This week, The Wall Street Journal brings us news of a perfect Covid
scam. Just one little $10 billion example. Yes, billion. With a b. The
scam was directed at the oShuttered Venue Operators Grant,o which was
meant to osupport theaters and music halls.o Except most of the cash
seems to have gone to rich performers and talent agents.
ItAs hard to get oneAs head around $10 billion of waste. Does the report >>> say that the rapper Lil Wayne spent $1.3 million of the taxpayer grant
money on private jets? Of course. Does the report say that Chris Brown
gave himself a random $5 million bucks? Sure does.
The federal government is now trying to do a big fraud crackdown across
the board. They estimate that $180 billion was stolen last year, mostly
through Medicare and Medicaid scams. Which means this is, what, ten
times that? HereAs Dr. Oz on the fraud crackdown: oWe believe that at
least half of the hospices in the entire area around Los Angeles are
fraudulent. And today we announce 800 of those hospices have been
suspended. . . . Eight hundred hospices that last year charged the
federal taxpayer $1.4 billion will no longer be paid.o
So the suggested solution seems to be, there should be no hospices.
No one has even remotely said that.
Not that steps should be taken to end accused (not proven) fraud. Not
proven does not prevent the shutdown of hospices though, it seems.
The important part of this message then is that alleged fraud is being
treated as proven fraud.
You don't know what's been proven. You certainly haven't investigated it >yourself.
And the good guys have moved to remove this
onerous burden from your tax bill.
Do you imagine that your tax bill will be any less because of that?
Based on recent Republican behavior, absolutely not.
On 5/15/2026 11:30 PM, dart200 wrote:
On 5/15/26 10:27 AM, Wilson wrote:
This week, The Wall Street Journal brings us news of a perfect Covid
scam. Just one little $10 billion example. Yes, billion. With a b. The
scam was directed at the oShuttered Venue Operators Grant,o which was
meant to osupport theaters and music halls.o Except most of the cash
seems to have gone to rich performers and talent agents.
ItAs hard to get oneAs head around $10 billion of waste. Does the
report say that the rapper Lil Wayne spent $1.3 million of the
taxpayer grant money on private jets? Of course. Does the report say
that Chris Brown gave himself a random $5 million bucks? Sure does.
The federal government is now trying to do a big fraud crackdown
across the board. They estimate that $180 billion was stolen last
year, mostly
lol, and what percentage of the associate spend was that? the total
fiscal spend for 2025 was $7 trillion... u can't really be crying that
much about 2% lost to fraud eh??? heck private companies barely care
about that much.
what am i missing here, wilson?
What you seem to be missing is the idea that fraud should not be
allowed. That it's caustic to society. And that people who do it are >predatory and need to be behind bars.
On Sat, 16 May 2026 12:16:52 -0400, Wilson <Wilson@nowhere.invalid>
wrote:
On 5/15/2026 11:30 PM, dart200 wrote:
On 5/15/26 10:27 AM, Wilson wrote:
This week, The Wall Street Journal brings us news of a perfect Covid
scam. Just one little $10 billion example. Yes, billion. With a b. The >>>> scam was directed at the rCLShuttered Venue Operators Grant,rCY which was >>>> meant to rCLsupport theaters and music halls.rCY Except most of the cash >>>> seems to have gone to rich performers and talent agents.
ItrCOs hard to get onerCOs head around $10 billion of waste. Does the
report say that the rapper Lil Wayne spent $1.3 million of the
taxpayer grant money on private jets? Of course. Does the report say
that Chris Brown gave himself a random $5 million bucks? Sure does.
The federal government is now trying to do a big fraud crackdown
across the board. They estimate that $180 billion was stolen last
year, mostly
The federal govt. A euphemism for the himboists.
lol, and what percentage of the associate spend was that? the total
fiscal spend for 2025 was $7 trillion... u can't really be crying that
much about 2% lost to fraud eh??? heck private companies barely care
about that much.
what am i missing here, wilson?
What you seem to be missing is the idea that fraud should not be
allowed. That it's caustic to society. And that people who do it are
predatory and need to be behind bars.
Nobody would deny that. What is being singled out is leftie attempts
to make life better. Govt has no business doing that, right wilson? Especially in calif which did not vote for himbo.
On 5/16/2026 2:02 PM, Noah Sombrero wrote:
On Sat, 16 May 2026 12:16:52 -0400, Wilson <Wilson@nowhere.invalid>As opposed to the Hillary or kamala bimboists?
wrote:
On 5/15/2026 11:30 PM, dart200 wrote:
On 5/15/26 10:27 AM, Wilson wrote:
This week, The Wall Street Journal brings us news of a perfect Covid >>>>> scam. Just one little $10 billion example. Yes, billion. With a b. The >>>>> scam was directed at the oShuttered Venue Operators Grant,o which was >>>>> meant to osupport theaters and music halls.o Except most of the cash >>>>> seems to have gone to rich performers and talent agents.
ItAs hard to get oneAs head around $10 billion of waste. Does the
report say that the rapper Lil Wayne spent $1.3 million of the
taxpayer grant money on private jets? Of course. Does the report say >>>>> that Chris Brown gave himself a random $5 million bucks? Sure does.
The federal government is now trying to do a big fraud crackdown
across the board. They estimate that $180 billion was stolen last
year, mostly
The federal govt. A euphemism for the himboists.
--lol, and what percentage of the associate spend was that? the total
fiscal spend for 2025 was $7 trillion... u can't really be crying that >>>> much about 2% lost to fraud eh??? heck private companies barely care
about that much.
what am i missing here, wilson?
What you seem to be missing is the idea that fraud should not be
allowed. That it's caustic to society. And that people who do it are
predatory and need to be behind bars.
Nobody would deny that. What is being singled out is leftie attempts
to make life better. Govt has no business doing that, right wilson?
Especially in calif which did not vote for himbo.
On 5/16/2026 12:29 PM, dart200 wrote:
On 5/16/26 9:16 AM, Wilson wrote:So, it's personal. Alright then, that's a Nick scam.
On 5/15/2026 11:30 PM, dart200 wrote:
On 5/15/26 10:27 AM, Wilson wrote:
This week, The Wall Street Journal brings us news of a perfect
Covid scam. Just one little $10 billion example. Yes, billion. With >>>>> a b. The scam was directed at the rCLShuttered Venue Operators
Grant,rCY which was meant to rCLsupport theaters and music halls.rCY >>>>> Except most of the cash seems to have gone to rich performers and
talent agents.
ItrCOs hard to get onerCOs head around $10 billion of waste. Does the >>>>> report say that the rapper Lil Wayne spent $1.3 million of the
taxpayer grant money on private jets? Of course. Does the report
say that Chris Brown gave himself a random $5 million bucks? Sure
does.
The federal government is now trying to do a big fraud crackdown
across the board. They estimate that $180 billion was stolen last
year, mostly
lol, and what percentage of the associate spend was that? the total
fiscal spend for 2025 was $7 trillion... u can't really be crying
that much about 2% lost to fraud eh??? heck private companies barely
care about that much.
what am i missing here, wilson?
What you seem to be missing is the idea that fraud should not be
allowed. That it's caustic to society. And that people who do it are
predatory and need to be behind bars.
i'm sorry ur going try to balance to budget by spending all ur time
crying about a 2% shrinkage???
i'm a total loss for words in just how ungodly stupid that is
here i thought u actually cared about something
but ur actually just a fucking sociopath who despises people
On Sat, 16 May 2026 18:11:57 -0700, Dude <punditster@gmail.com> wrote:
On 5/16/2026 2:02 PM, Noah Sombrero wrote:
On Sat, 16 May 2026 12:16:52 -0400, Wilson <Wilson@nowhere.invalid>As opposed to the Hillary or kamala bimboists?
wrote:
On 5/15/2026 11:30 PM, dart200 wrote:
On 5/15/26 10:27 AM, Wilson wrote:
This week, The Wall Street Journal brings us news of a perfect Covid >>>>>> scam. Just one little $10 billion example. Yes, billion. With a b. The >>>>>> scam was directed at the rCLShuttered Venue Operators Grant,rCY which was
meant to rCLsupport theaters and music halls.rCY Except most of the cash >>>>>> seems to have gone to rich performers and talent agents.
ItrCOs hard to get onerCOs head around $10 billion of waste. Does the >>>>>> report say that the rapper Lil Wayne spent $1.3 million of the
taxpayer grant money on private jets? Of course. Does the report say >>>>>> that Chris Brown gave himself a random $5 million bucks? Sure does. >>>>>>
The federal government is now trying to do a big fraud crackdown
across the board. They estimate that $180 billion was stolen last
year, mostly
The federal govt. A euphemism for the himboists.
Silly, they never even formed a government.
lol, and what percentage of the associate spend was that? the total
fiscal spend for 2025 was $7 trillion... u can't really be crying that >>>>> much about 2% lost to fraud eh??? heck private companies barely care >>>>> about that much.
what am i missing here, wilson?
What you seem to be missing is the idea that fraud should not be
allowed. That it's caustic to society. And that people who do it are
predatory and need to be behind bars.
Nobody would deny that. What is being singled out is leftie attempts
to make life better. Govt has no business doing that, right wilson?
Especially in calif which did not vote for himbo.
On 5/16/26 9:16 AM, Wilson wrote:
On 5/15/2026 11:30 PM, dart200 wrote:
On 5/15/26 10:27 AM, Wilson wrote:
This week, The Wall Street Journal brings us news of a perfect Covid
scam. Just one little $10 billion example. Yes, billion. With a b.
The scam was directed at the rCLShuttered Venue Operators Grant,rCY
which was meant to rCLsupport theaters and music halls.rCY Except most >>>> of the cash seems to have gone to rich performers and talent agents.
ItrCOs hard to get onerCOs head around $10 billion of waste. Does the >>>> report say that the rapper Lil Wayne spent $1.3 million of the
taxpayer grant money on private jets? Of course. Does the report say
that Chris Brown gave himself a random $5 million bucks? Sure does.
The federal government is now trying to do a big fraud crackdown
across the board. They estimate that $180 billion was stolen last
year, mostly
lol, and what percentage of the associate spend was that? the total
fiscal spend for 2025 was $7 trillion... u can't really be crying
that much about 2% lost to fraud eh??? heck private companies barely
care about that much.
what am i missing here, wilson?
What you seem to be missing is the idea that fraud should not be
allowed. That it's caustic to society. And that people who do it are
predatory and need to be behind bars.
i'm sorry ur going try to balance to budget by spending all ur time
crying about a 2% shrinkage???
i'm a total loss for words in just how ungodly stupid that is
here i thought u actually cared about something
but ur actually just a fucking sociopath who despises people
On 5/16/2026 3:29 PM, dart200 wrote:
On 5/16/26 9:16 AM, Wilson wrote:
On 5/15/2026 11:30 PM, dart200 wrote:
On 5/15/26 10:27 AM, Wilson wrote:
This week, The Wall Street Journal brings us news of a perfect Covid >>>>> scam. Just one little $10 billion example. Yes, billion. With a b.
The scam was directed at the oShuttered Venue Operators Grant,o
which was meant to osupport theaters and music halls.o Except most
of the cash seems to have gone to rich performers and talent agents. >>>>>
ItAs hard to get oneAs head around $10 billion of waste. Does the
report say that the rapper Lil Wayne spent $1.3 million of the
taxpayer grant money on private jets? Of course. Does the report say >>>>> that Chris Brown gave himself a random $5 million bucks? Sure does.
The federal government is now trying to do a big fraud crackdown
across the board. They estimate that $180 billion was stolen last
year, mostly
lol, and what percentage of the associate spend was that? the total
fiscal spend for 2025 was $7 trillion... u can't really be crying
that much about 2% lost to fraud eh??? heck private companies barely
care about that much.
what am i missing here, wilson?
What you seem to be missing is the idea that fraud should not be
allowed. That it's caustic to society. And that people who do it are
predatory and need to be behind bars.
i'm sorry ur going try to balance to budget by spending all ur time
crying about a 2% shrinkage???
i'm a total loss for words in just how ungodly stupid that is
here i thought u actually cared about something
but ur actually just a fucking sociopath who despises people
You're defending fraud?
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