Ilhan Omar challenges critics to delve into her financial records, but then this happened

The stink of corruption wafting from the halls of Congress is about as shocking as a sunrise. Rep[ulsive]. Ilhan Omar (D-MN), no stranger to shady headlines, has been scribbling her own sordid chapter in the book of Capitol Hill grift. In a recent Business Insider interview, the Minnesota congresswoman anti-Semite, who’s been dogged by allegations of marrying her brother to game immigration laws, had the gall to whine about a "coordinated, right-wing disinformation campaign" targeting her finances.

Then, in a move that screams "hold my beer," she dared critics to check her "public financial statements." Well, it looks as if conservative outlet, The Free Beacon, took her up on the offer, and it turns out that her financial records are a dumpster fire.

We'll dive into the juicy details in a moment, but let's get one thing straight: this isn't just about the anti-Zionist going from broke to ballin' in the blink of an eye. It's the how that lays bare the slimy hustle so many of these left-wing "champions of the people" run while railing against the so-called "oligarchy." [Or as Bernie Sanders calls them, the Olahgahkee.]

Pro tip, Rep. Omar: if you're going to smugly accuse others of spreading "disinformation" and tell them to dig through your finances, maybe make sure the paper trail doesn't lead to a neon sign flashing "CORRUPTION HERE." Her public financial disclosures show she's worth no less than $6 million. Her defense? A pathetic attempt to dodge accountability by claiming her husband's money isn't hers, nor is her brother's money.

Newsflash, Ilhan: maybe that’s how it works in Somalia, but in America, marriage means you're swimming in the same cash pool. Omar is clearly enjoying the fruits of her husband Tim Mynett's bank account, given the lavish lifestyle she and her unhinged daughter flaunt. And here’s the rub: one of Mynett's company's biggest sugar daddies was Omar's own campaign.

Omar’s funneled a cool $2.9 million of campaign cash into Mynett's consulting firm. Then, in a plot twist straight out of a soap opera, she went from sneaking around with him to putting a ring on it. Surprise, surprise, she now has access to all that sweet, sweet money her campaign donors foolishly laid on her.

The Free Beacon lays it out plain as day: after Mynett got his massive payday from Omar's campaign, he ditched the consulting gig and spun up a bunch of other businesses that, low and behold, made them millions more.

Sound familiar? 

It should. Rep. 'Aunty' Maxine Waters (D-CA) has been running a nearly identical playbook, shoveling millions in campaign funds to her daughter for "consulting" and other conveniently vague so called "services." If this isn't outright illegal, it's a glaring loophole in campaign finance laws and her colleagues on both sides of the political aisle have done nothing to punish this type of behavior.

Apparently, you can slap 34 felony charges on a president over what amounts to a bookkeeping squabble, but House reps can openly launder campaign donations through their families to pad their own pockets. 

Let's cut through the garbage: Omar and her paramour-turned-husband hit the jackpot practically overnight, and it reeks worse than a former president's skivvies. Where is the House Ethics Committee and the DOJ? Or are we just going to keep pretending this isn't a blatant scam? 

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Man named 'Woman of the Year' destroys the dreams of women all year

Not a woman--has twigs and berries and needs a shave

A woman is a person with XX chromosomes, a womb, a vagina and can generally have a baby. A man has XY chromosomes, a penis with testicles, and generally produces sperm that can impregnate a woman. As any four-year-old knows, "a boy has a penis and a girl has a vagina."

However, an awards ceremony in the U.K., Virgin Atlantic Attitude Awards, a man you probably heard of won the Woman of the Year award, dashing the hopes and dreams of women the world over. 

"What use is it to be beautiful and also have a vagina and the correct chromosomes when a man in drag can get the award because he looks like Audrey Hepburn," a beautiful woman, sans penis, asked Brain Flushings' ace reporter, Jim Schortz. 

Mulvaney, an American, is the gay guy whose face appeared on Bud Light cans and cost the company billions of dollars because the company disrespected its beer drinking patrons. The ceremony for which he won Woman of the Year was for a Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender magazine in the U.K. and Europe.

Mr. Mulvaney and his male genitalia attended the ceremony. When he accepted the award he said that it has been 560 days since he began transitioning. So when the hell is he going to have his penis and balls cut off and reshaped like a fake vagina? It's taking the grifter forever to take the mutilation plunge.

Dylan said some people “don’t see me as a woman at all,” mainly because he's a guy, which is the opposite of being a woman, in spite of winning Woman of the Year, an award in his case to celebrate his mental disorder, or at the very least, his gender scam.

The audience booed his remark about normal people seeing him as a guy in a dress with lipstick and his junk between his bandy legs. 

“So, no matter how hard I try, or what I wear, or what I say, or what surgeries I get, I will never reach an acceptable version of womanhood by those hateful people’s standards,” the man named Mulvaney said. “But as long as I have the queer community that sees me for my truth, I’m going to be OK!”

If by "queer" he means "odd," as defined in the dictionary, then the odd community sees him for his truth which is not the factual truth, but the delusional one.

Schortz asked an actual woman in the audience what she thought about a man winning Woman of the Year. 

"I think it's a shame," the woman, who asked to remain anonymous due to the possibility of unladylike behavior the transgender "women" in the room might extract on her said. 

"There are women in politics and sports, for example, who have made great strides for womanhood and men go on to steal the limelight and the awards that go with it," she said. 

"Well, you got to admit, he really knows how to put on lipstick and a dress that hides what he's got," Schortz said.

Perhaps the whole thing is a joke on us all.

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FTX scammer says he isn't to blame for the collapse: "Didn't ever try to commit fraud"

Photo: NY Post

Founder and CEO of now-bankrupt crypto exchange FTX, Sam Bankman-Fried, appeared in public for the first time since his company's collapse and did all he could to try distancing himself from his involvement that left creditors having to deal with billions of dollars in losses. [H/T NY Post]

Bankman-Fried spoke with Andrew Ross Sorkin at the NY Times' Dealbook Summit at what he claimed was against the advice of his lawyers. Sounding a bit like James Clapper, he claimed that he did not knowingly [aka wittingly] commingle customer funds on FTX with funds at his proprietary trading firm, Alameda Research.

The proverbial excrement hit the fan after Bankman-Fried secretly moved $10 billion of FTX customer funds to Alameda Research, Reuters reported. No less than $1 billion in customer funds had vanished, according to people involved with the transaction who spoke with Reuters.

Bankman-Fried told Reuters the company did not “secretly transfer” but rather misread its “confusing internal labeling.

And if you believe that he knew nothing, I have an investment that will make you millions.

FTX filed for bankruptcy and Bankman-Fried stepped down as chief executive on Nov. 11, after traders pulled $6 billion from the platform in three days and rival exchange Binance abandoned a rescue deal.

“By late on Nov. 6 we were putting together all of the data…that obviously should have been part of the dashboards I was always looking at…and when we looked at that, there was a serious problem there,” Bankman-Fried claimed.

Bankman-Fried added that he “didn’t ever try to commit fraud” and that he doesn’t think he has any criminal liability because laws are for suckers.

“The real answer is that’s not what I’m focusing on. There’s going to be a time and place for me to sort of think about myself and my own future,” he said.

He might have more time to do that thinking than he thinks he has.

The 30-year-old entrepreneur launched FTX in 2019 and became an influential Democrat donor and pledged to donate most of his earnings to charities. It turns out that his favorite charities were the Democratic Party and the Sam Bankman-Fried Fund for Wayward Scammers.

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Gore blasts Trump for 'burying' climate report but forgets report on 2 yr. record low temps

Former Vice President Al Gore attacked President Trump's administration of trying to "bury" a government report linking global warming to the worsening of natural disasters because the study was released on the Friday after Thanksgiving, which is not much of a news day.

What Gore "buried" was that recent NASA data shows that global temperatures dropped sharply over the past two years. But hey, that wasn't important to the leftist agendas we so often hear. And does this mean that NASA is a global warming denier?

Writing in Real Clear Markets, Aaron Brown looked at the official NASA global temperature data and noticed something that blew his mind. From February 2016 to February 2018, "global average temperatures dropped by 0.56 degrees Celsius." That, he notes, is the biggest two-year drop in the past century.

But Al Gore either has not read the report, or it somehow slipped his slippery mind.

"The 2016-2018 Big Chill," Brown writes, "was composed of two Little Chills, the biggest five month drop ever (February to June 2016) and the fourth biggest (February to June 2017). A similar event from February to June 2018 would bring global average temperatures below the 1980s average."

Isn't this just the sort of story the mainstream media always says is newsworthy?

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Nigerian Prince found after years of searching

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The Kingdom of New Orleans, Louisiana -- The Nigerian prince has finally been found, possibly with your money in his royal pants pockets. 

Turns out, he isn't from Nigeria at all--he's a good ole boy from down in New Orleans, or "Nawlins" as he probably calls it.

Police have arrested 67-year-old Michael Neu, of Slidell, Louisiana. He's facing 269 counts of wire fraud and one count of money laundering, according to the New Orleans Advocate, a news outlet made of paper and ink.

The prince was involved in a phishing scam involving the mark getting an email from a Nigerian official who claims the mark has been named a beneficiary in a will and will inherit no less than $1 million. The mark is then directed to send personal information which is then used to con them out of their money, quite often their life savings.

"Most people laugh at the thought of falling for such a fraud, but law enforcement officials report annual losses of millions of dollars to these schemes," a police report said. People who fall for such a scheme are generally naive, greedy, desperate people who want to get rich quick, and most don't have any relatives in Nigeria who would put them in their will, so you can add the category of not very bright to the list.

It's like those people who "win" contests they haven't entered.

Neu allegedly wired money to co-conspirators in Nigeria from hundreds of scams. The investigation will take quite some time to complete as many involved in the crime live outside the United States.

Slidell police Chief Randy Fandal warned that people should "never give out personal information over the phone or through email, cash checks for other individuals, or wire large amounts of money to someone you don't know. Ninety-nine-point-nine percent of the time, it's a scam." Then he added, "And don't forget to floss and look both ways crossing the street."


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