Another Minnesota Scandal. We can't Win.

[Basra]

Somalis are under investigation for a project where they want to build an entire new neighborhood for ONLY somalis.


"The Minnesota Attorney General's Office is investigating a company that aims to build a housing development in Lakeville for Somali-American families, saying $25,000 "reservations" are being sold for homes on land the company doesn't own."

Proposed Lakeville housing aimed at Somali families under investigation

The Minnesota Attorney General's Office is investigating a company that aims to build a housing development in Lakeville for Somali-American families, saying $25,000 "reservations" are being sold for homes on land the company doesn't own. The allegations were included in a court filing that's...

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So far it has 14 not so racists comments



Marisa
7 hours ago

Sounds like a big scam to me but what do I know as a US citizen and retired attorney.



Todd
5 hours ago

I hear that there is plenty of housing available in Somolia! (Somalia -spelt like SOMOLIA)




Pat
1 hour ago

This stinks to high heaven. Appalling that their fellow countryman would scam them like this.

 

[seoulmates]

Indians blocked a law that would prevent caste discrimination, indho yars and whites invented zoning so they don’t have to live with black people, and Latinos only hire Latinos but it’s a problem when we do it

 

[Idilinaa]

Abdullahi said he has no connection to the Feeding Our Future case.

The other scandal around ''Feeding Our Future'' case was bogus , i read the court transcripts & not the news headlines and they proved that they purchased & distributed food, showed receipts, storage/warehouses with tons of food in them , cars delivering the food etc and the prosecution lumped up legitimate businesses that was selling/providing the food with the non-profit orgs that purchased it from them, to make it seem like they were pocketing the state sponsored money via shell companies which no proof for either. They were not shell companies.

Then after that accusation became shaky the prosecution switched up and said they inflated the numbers of food served/purchased, put showed no proof for them doing it. They didn't call in food experts , food scientists or people working in Child Nutrition program to testify on it to estimate/review it.

The Jury found half the charges to be false and acquitted 2 key people in connection to this. They are currently awaiting an appeals process , so we will see how it develops.

They made this whole web of conspiracy , drawing links where there was no links.

Somalis should get together a legal team via CAIR and file a lawsuit against the federal department. This not the first time they made up a bogus federal case against Somalis in Minnesota that was proven to be a bust and they are deliberately targeting and wrapping up innocent Somalis in ethnic profiling scheme

Remember this?

The Biggest Sex-Trafficking Bust in FBI History Was Totally Bogus​

https://reason.com/2016/03/04/the-somali-sex-slave-ring-that-wasnt/

How two troubled teens and a cop with a cause got dozens of Somali immigrants on the hook for child sex trafficking.​

shows that federal prosecuters had no evidence whatsoever to support their "child sex trafficking conspiracy" case outside the seriously flawed testimony of two teenagers, one of whom had "been diagnosed as insane and was off her medication."

 

[Chase]

The other scandal around ''Feeding Our Future'' case was bogus , i read the court transcripts & not the news headlines and they proved that they purchased & distributed food, showed receipts, storage/warehouses with tons of food in them , cars delivering the food etc and the prosecution lumped up legitimate businesses that was selling/providing the food with the non-profit orgs that purchased it from them, to make it seem like they were pocketing the state sponsored money via shell companies which no proof for either.
They were not shell companies.

Then after that accusation became shaky the prosecution switched up and said they inflated the numbers of food served/purchased, put showed no proof for them doing it. They didn't call in food experts , food scientists or people working in Child Nutrition program to testify on it to estimate/review it.

The Jury found half the charges to be false and acquitted 2 key people in connection to this. They are currently awaiting an appeals process , so we will se how it develops.

They made this whole web of conspiracy , drawing links where there was no links.

Somalis should get together a legal team via CAIR and file a lawsuit against the federal department. This not the first time they made up a bogus federal case against Somalis that was proven to be a bust and they are deliberately targeting and wrapping up innocent Somalis in ethnic profiling scheme

Remember this?

The Biggest Sex-Trafficking Bust in FBI History Was Totally Bogus​

https://reason.com/2016/03/04/the-somali-sex-slave-ring-that-wasnt/

So Malis were (potentially) innocent this whole time? This is huge.

 

[Idilinaa]

So Malis were (potentially) innocent this whole time? This is huge.

They already acquitted two Somalis that was charged with the rest. And a about half the charges were found to be false by the Jury for the other ones.
The part about widespread fraud, shell companies, and not delivering/purchasing food was false.

The strength of the prosecution whole case rested on the allegation that the numbers of food being delivered was inflated. The FBI agents didn't visit the warehouses stocked with food nor looked at the companies food invoices, nor did they bring in people familiar with food distribution or child food programs to asses it.

They just brought disjointed checks, bank records, and other financial documentation that had no connections to each-other or any context behind it to support their case.

 

[Chase]

They already acquitted two Somalis that was charged with the rest. And a about half the charges were found to be false by the Jury for the other ones.
The part about widespread fraud, shell companies, and not delivering/purchasing food was false.

The strength of the prosecution whole case rested on the allegation that the numbers of food being delivered was inflated. The FBI agents didn't visit the warehouses stocked with food nor looked at the companies food invoices, nor did they bring in people familiar with food distribution or child food programs to asses it.

They just brought disjointed checks, bank records, and other financial documentation that had no connections to each-other or any context behind it to support their case.

I wonder who's behind all this, maybe some distraught right-winger worming his way through to top brass of the prosecution committee..

Just read the sex trafficking scandal, damn the things our people went through, this is why my heart breaks for AAs and all the trials & tribulations they went through, imagine dealing with this for 400 years smh

 

[Basra]

Indians blocked a law that would prevent caste discrimination, indho yars and whites invented zoning so they don’t have to live with black people, and Latinos only hire Latinos but it’s a problem when we do it

 

[Idilinaa]

I wonder who's behind all this, maybe some distraught right-winger worming his way through to top brass of the prosecution committee..

Just read the sex trafficking scandal, damn the things our people went through, this is why my heart breaks for AAs and all the trials & tribulations they went through, imagine dealing with this for 400 years smh

I don't think it has anything to do with right wingers.

I think like the other trafficking case that was completely made up and thrown out, the FBI was ticked off into an investigation by a false lead( 2 mentally ill teenagers).

Same in the investigation Basra posted:

Abdullahi called the AG's office allegations "insane" and "baseless" and said they were made by a disgruntled former intern. He didn't give the office all the documents it asked for, such as the customer list, which he said is private information. Nolosha has instead given officials many other documents as "evidence that our project is actually true," he said.

1 potential false lead/allegation turns into web of conspiracies and drawing links to build a case.