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Maine’s Highest-Billing Home Healthcare Provider Indicted for Fraud

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“Today’s arrests have dismantled an elaborate alleged fraud ring dedicated to fleecing a system meant to help those in need. Instead of taxpayer funds paying for the care of our friends and neighbors, these six individuals are accused of fabricating services and pocketing the money to enrich themselves,” said Homeland Security Investigations acting Special Agent in Charge Jeffrey Grimming.

A federal grand jury indicted six defendants as part of the case against the Medicaid mega-biller:

  • Noora Abd aka Um Mohammed, the business owner.
  • Faysal Kalayaf Manahe, aka Abu Ayman, also owned Decent Health Care, which had its MaineCare billing suspended in June.
  • Adel Al Rashid, aka Abu Ayman
  • Sura Almohammed, aka Um Ayman,
  • Ethar Alyaseen
  • Mohammed Alkhalaf, aka Abu Stayf

Community Home Health Care was the largest home care biller in the state and drew in $47,986,855 in taxpayer funding from 2019-2025.

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Think about it — could you, an American citizen, set up a healthcare facility and then defraud the government of $47 million dollars? Not easy. How could a ‘refugee’ from Somalia do that without abundant help from state politicians and agencies? And abundant help from those same politicians and agencies in hiding the scam and the corruption? There were kickbacks, fraudulent voting parties with ‘refugees’ bussed into polling stations where they were ‘helped’ by ‘translators’ to figure out who to vote for. The above was a deep crime abetted by many American citizens who also profited from the scams. The deepest disgrace in Maine and other defrauded states is the states themselves were incapable of exposing or fixing these treasonous activities; that’s how corrupt they are. ABN

When I said Bongino would fail, people were apoplectic. Bongino is showing you why, but you don’t see it

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Not a single person at his “conference” was elected by the people of the nation from which they originate.

Not a single participant is a representative of the citizens. Every participant is an appointed, unelected member of the western global national security system.

… A system that considers themselves totally detached and more powerful than the social network within the nation from which they originate. They are members of the authoritarian club, the omnipotent police state.

Bongino spreads his wings as a proud new member of this global club. They are unelected, but they will protect you from the scary thing, the dark imagining they promote, in order to express their power….

…. And you will cheer for them.

What exactly is this global security network protecting you from? And why do you need to be protected from it?

Ask Jair Bolsonaro. Ask Marine LePen. Ask Donald Trump. Ask Romania. Ask the AfD party in Germany. The western global security network is protecting us from all of these ‘threats.’

Bongino buys into this global IC belief system 100%, and shares how important his protection is.

Think about it….

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War of words over Xinjiang erupts between Chinese and Turkish social media users

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The row comes amid a growing drive by Ankara to promote a pan-Turkic agenda that has proved to be sensitive area in relations with Beijing

The debate over ethnic identity in Xinjiang has triggered an online clash between Chinese and Turkish social media users.

The row began earlier this month when a Turkish social media user recalled an encounter with a Uygur from Xinjiang, the region in China that is home to nearly 12 million mainly Muslim Turkic speakers.

The user wrote that the woman did not look Chinese, but when asked whether she considered herself Turkic, the woman responded: “No, I’m Chinese.” The user also called on her to “return to your roots”.

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Most of what became Chinese Buddhism, which is a magnificent tradition, originated in Kashmir or Gandhāra and traveled through what is now Xinjiang. China’s most famous Buddhist translator, Kumarajiva1(鳩摩羅什), was from Kucha which is now in Xinjiang. ABN

  1. Kumārajīva was born in 344 CE in the Kingdom of Kucha – one of the Tocharian-speaking city-states of the Tarim Basin. His father was an Indian monk called Kumārāyana, who was probably from Kashmir or Gandhāra,[6] and his mother, Jīva, was a member of the Kuchean royal family.[ ↩︎

Childhood activities that make for happier, brighter kids — the riskier the better, researchers say

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Parents should stop mollycoddling their children and allow them to enjoy more ‘risky’ play, researchers say.

Kids who climb trees, ride bikes downhill and splash in outdoor streams have better physical and mental health, as well as sharper learning and thinking skills, according to a large analysis.

The team, from the University of Exeter (UoE) and the University of British Columbia, said encouraging such activities could counteract rising screen use and an increasingly risk-averse society.

They analysed 74 existing studies linking ‘risky play’ to the health outcomes of children aged three to 12.

Risky play was defined as ‘thrilling’ and ‘exciting’ activities including riding a bike downhill at speed, climbing trees and paddling in water.

The review found children who took part in this type of play had a better mental wellbeing, while those who exercised independently – even just by walking to school themselves – were more physically active overall, too.

‘If we deny children the opportunity to engage in the sort of play that previous generations took for granted we take away rich learning opportunities linked to children’s health and development, ultimately affecting some of the key issues we see around us today,’ said Helen Dodd, a professor of Child Psychology at UoE.

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Seems self-evident to me, but still good to see this report. I would set the age to allow ‘risky’ behavior much lower than eight, based on parents’ assessment of what their kids can handle. I don’t want to date myself, but we used to run all over the place at very young ages. No one thought anything of it. My guess is part of the anti-child-freedom thing we have today stems from the very significant anti-boys thing we have been suffering since the early seventies with the rising femininization of American schooling and society. Broadly speaking, boys are going to take more risks than girls. Limiting young males’ freedom to be young males has been a societal failure and done great harm to everyone. ABN

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He’s right on all points but leaves out the worst — a major aim of the war is to kill as many Ukrainian and Russian young males as possible. Ukraine has already lost one-half of its population to death or emigration. Zelenskyy is not Ukrainian. The Ukrainian oligarchy is not Ukrainian. Elites take the money but their deeper goal is annihilation conquest. ABN

Why Was Moderna Allowed to Use A Toxic mRNA Dose?

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The data that proves Moderna used a deadly dose and the psychopathy that led to the choice to use it

Story at a Glance:

•One of the major problems facing mRNA technology was finding a dose that was strong enough to elicit the desired effect but simultaneously not unbearably toxic. Moderna in turn chose a dose that was 3.3X greater than what even Pfizer felt was safe enough to use.

•Since the vaccines hit the market, numerous datasets have shown the Moderna vaccine is roughly 50% more likely to injure recipients (which includes deaths, miscarriages, and birth defects). Despite this, no regulator has done a basic comparison on the safety of the vaccines.

•Steve Kirsch recently got access to a country-wide dataset on deaths following vaccination. It showed clearly and unambiguously that the Moderna vaccine caused 30% more deaths than Pfizer’s. Additionally, it also showed that Pfizer’s vaccine raised the risk of death by 34% and that both vaccines had minimal efficacy in preventing COVID-19 deaths.

•Moderna’s decision to bring a toxic mRNA dose to market reflected the corrosive culture at this startup, which swindled billions from investors over false promises of the miracles of mRNA and fired any employee who did not repeat the mantra, “mRNA gene therapies are safe and effective.” Likewise, Moderna’s approval and protection once on the market go hand in hand with the government’s heavy financial investment in Moderna.

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One part of why conspiracy theories form is it is nearly impossible for most people to even imagine being this greedy. Personally, I see the mRNA vaxxes as bioweapons aimed at Western civilization; another battlefront on the War Against the West. I am able to imagine this level of greed but am doubtful that greed alone would hold the entire system together. Moreover, we can see the War Against the West playing out in many other areas. Greedy toadies hang in there because they are toadies; but they require leaders whose goals are conquest, not just greed. ABN

Sudden Cardiac Death Excess Mortality Ages 5 – 54

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SCD Excess Mortality in younger persons continues to rise folks…

78.6% excess and rising = 603 deaths per week 16-sigma excess

148,000 younger person deaths above and beyond the old 2010 – 2019 validated SCD rate, which was in consistent 3.36% decline. (Sources: Pediatrics (2017), Journal of the American Heart Association (2025), and Clinical Cardiology (2025).)

I include the raw data mapping here as well so that you can observe that the DFT relationship line is sound.

This is REALLY HAPPENING… we are just desensitized to it now.

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Ask yourself, how many people do you know who have had heart problems since the covid vax? Statistically, death rates are very strong markers of a much wider problem. For me, it is alarming how many people I know who have had one or more malign cardiovascular symptoms. ABN

Simpler grammar, larger vocabulary: a linguistic paradox explained

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“Languages have an intriguing paradox. Languages with lots of speakers, such as English and Mandarin, have large vocabularies with relatively simple grammar. Yet the opposite is also true: Languages with fewer speakers have fewer words but complex grammars.” (source)

“If you don’t get enough exposure to more complex patterns, those patterns are likely to disappear, whereas the simpler patterns that are easy to pick up are likely to survive,” he said. “As the population size of a language community increases, the number of hard-to-learn conventions decreased, whereas the number of easy-to-learn conventions increased.” (Ibid.)

Study can be found here.

This study provides an intriguing insight with many applications. FIML partners create small societies marked by psychologically complex communication, which optimizes psychological well-being. Consider how much our brains enjoy complexity in many areas, science being one of them, and then consider the dearth of shared psychological complexity in most interpersonal communications. FIML practice is designed to do something about that dearth. ABN

Great uncle murdered boy, 7, by making him carry logs in freezing Wisconsin weather to punish him for failing to learn Bible verses, court told

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A seven-year-old boy was allegedly forced to carry a 44-pound log in freezing Wisconsin cold before being beaten and buried alive in snow as punishment ordered by his great-uncle for failing to learn his Bible verses.

Ethan Hauschultz weighed just 62 pounds when he died on April 20, 2018, after being subjected to hours of grueling physical activity outside his family’s home in Newton, Wisconsin.

More than eight years later, his great-uncle and legal guardian, Timothy Hauschultz, 56, is finally standing trial over the boy’s death, accused of orchestrating the sequence of events that killed him.

Jurors in Manitowoc County heard Wednesday that Ethan and his twin brother were ordered to carry heavy logs around a backyard track for two hours – a punishment the boys regularly faced.

According to the original criminal complaint, Ethan failed to learn 13 Bible verses, prompting the cruel discipline.

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This is a tragic example of religious fanaticism, or pushing morality to extremes that contradict it. Is it not a form of blasphemy for anyone living today to claim they know what God wants based on what they have read (or been told about) in a text composed centuries, even millennia ago? I question all rigid religious claims based on ancient texts and their interpretations today, especially when the interpretations are mercilessly severe as in the case described above. ABN

Teenage Norwegian hitman jailed for 20 years after plotting to assassinate target in the UK on behalf of Iran-backed gang

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A teenage Norwegian hitman has been jailed for 20 years after plotting to assassinate a target in the UK on behalf of an Iran-backed gang.

Johannes Natland, 18 at the time, flew from Stavanger, south-west Norway, to Britain to kill a target in return for £21,000, a trial heard.

He was arrested in a hotel room in Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, on March 19 last year, hours before he was due to carry out the hit.

Police found a semi-automatic pistol, a revolver and 12 rounds of ammunition in his possession, as well as £2,000 in cash.

He was convicted of conspiracy to murder following a two-week trial at the Old Bailey.

Sentencing today, judge Mrs Justice Cheema-Grubb said Natland was ‘thrilled’ by his involvement in the plot.

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Convoluted story, provides some insight into Iranian-sponsored gang in Sweden, a Norwegian teen, a UK judge born of Punjabi migrant parents, an anonymous victim in UK, and alleged Jewish targeting elsewhere in Europe by the gang. Multiculti crime and punishment. ABN

How to fell a dead Ash tree

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Ash are particularly dangerous because their wood is stiff and prone to splitting vertically while being cut. This vertical splitting happens very quickly and can kill the person cutting the tree. A vertical split is called a ‘barber chair’. When dead, or still alive but infested with Emerald Ash Borer, ash trees are extra dangerous because significant interior rot may not be visible, greatly increasing the odds of a barber chair. Note also that ash trees infested with EAB may look healthy and show no signs of rot, though they may be partially rotten. This cutter is obviously a professional, and he makes it look much easier than it is to do that cut. Ash trees can easily weigh a ton or more; mature large ones can weigh five tons. Cutting a large ash is not a DIY project unless you genuinely know what you are doing. ABN.

Driving people to commit suicide is a common practice with directed energy weapons, according to an Epstein file

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1) It’s not just ‘the government’ doing this; 2) in addition to energy weapons, many people are also lobotomized, poisoned, subjected to sensory damage and more; 3) we are being controlled by elite groups who disable anyone who is stronger or smarter than them or who may be perceived as a threat; 4) or who they are simply jealous of; 5) disablement is their primary MO; 6) they do also murder people, CK being a prime example; 7) but in most cases disabling is more effective since it creates a living reminder to their community that opposing mind-control, or just noticing it, is a dangerous path; and 8) it is very hard to prove what happened to the person who has been disabled or driven crazy. When a civilization has been infiltrated on many levels, these are the tactics they used to get there and are still using today. ABN