We listen to part of a recent Homeland Security Senate Committee Hearing involving Nick Shirley, James O’Keefe with the O’Keefe Media Group (OMG) and Dylan Hedtler-Gaudette, who serves as the Vice President of Policy and Government Affairs at the Project On Government Oversight. You may have been hearing about this cases of fraud being exposed throughout the last two years and thought, this has got to be adding up to a significant number. A number that has likely impacted the economy, that connects with an increase taxes, the cost of housing, vehicles, medical care and general cost of living. You’re correct. When hundreds of billions of tax payer money evaporate each year, there’s a price to pay. This massive wealth transfer has been diminishing the quality of life in this country for a long time. That’s including the culture of theft and grift that extends into the higher political offices. The heavy psychology of guilt weighing down on your mind everyday. You’re always wondering is this the day things unravel. You eventually become an angry, cold, defensive person quick to lash out an any accusation. This is the psychology that has permeated the culture within the United States.
When several whistleblowers brought the fraud evidence to Minnesota governor and former U.S. Vice Presidential candidate Tim Walz, its been alleged that Walz used intimidation tactics to shut them down. Minnesota’s fraud model is a pattern, a pattern that is used by U.S citizens and illegals alike. Finally, its exposed across this nation especially in states such as Ohio, California, Oregon, Virginia, New York, Arizona and Washington.