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The Marketplace Blind Spot: How CMS Sat on Proven Obamacare Fraud While the Numbers Nearly Doubled

A federal prosecution proved the ACA enrollment fraud scheme. A senator’s letters to CMS went unanswered for a year. CBO confirmed the numbers nearly doubled. CMS acted only this September.

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The Organ Acquisition Loophole: How CMS’s Own Guidance Cost Medicare $380 Million for Transplants That Never Happened

A federal audit found CMS’s own guidance let Medicare pay $380 million over six years for organs never transplanted into Medicare patients. Sixteen months after being told its rule conflicts with federal law, the agency still hasn’t said whether it will fix it.

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The Bus to Nowhere: How Washington Spent $2.7 Billion and Still Couldn’t Get Schoolchildren a Ride

A federal watchdog warned in 2024 that EPA couldn’t account for $836 million in school bus grants. Two years later, the agency’s own numbers show what came of it: a bankrupt manufacturer, thousands of undelivered buses, and a program its own administrator calls a disaster.

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Institutional Collapse and Moral Abdication: Britain’s 30-Year Grooming Gang Failure

A survivor-led inquiry documents how police, councils, social services, and political leadership systematically failed to protect 250,000 British girls from organized grooming gangs for decades—and why institutional accountability remains elusive.

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Jeffrey Epstein’s Criminal Network: What Court Records Actually Prove

Only three people were convicted in U.S. courts for crimes related to Jeffrey Epstein’s decades-long sexual abuse operation—Epstein himself (2008), accomplice Ghislaine Maxwell (2021), and a butler convicted of obstruction. Despite identifying over 1,000 victims, a draft 60-count federal indictment, and billions in suspicious financial transactions through major banks, the legal system produced a 13-month […]

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The Dual Standard: From News Distortion to the Normalization of Political Violence

The controversy surrounding late-night host Jimmy Kimmel’s suspension and the ensuing debate over free speech, media bias, and hypocrisy represents a microcosm of a larger and more disturbing trend in American politics: the increasing acceptance and even justification of political violence. For many, the selective outrage over perceived censorship, juxtaposed with actual acts of politically […]

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The Great Inversion of Free Speech: A Modern Cultural Divide

The traditional understanding of free speech in America is facing a profound challenge. For generations, the political left was seen as the primary champion of First Amendment rights, often using them to challenge the status quo and push for social change. Today, however, many observers believe there has been a significant “inversion” of these roles, […]

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School Boards: Aiding & Abetting Terrorism

Come on lawyers start working for the parents of kids, especially lawyers that are parents of children themselves and do not want their children learning Critical Race Theory. By what School Boards are proposing against parents it is clear School Boards are treating students as chattel property. This appears to be because the laws governing […]

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Unalienable….Right?

Yeah this isn’t short and sweet. So when confronting people about the controlling nature of Medicare and Social Security as government benefits, whether entitlements or not, I’ve often been told “those are not government entitlements” only to be further rebuked with “they’re not entitlements because I pay for them from my paycheck. They are benefits […]

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Right to exist determined by revamped history by A. Dru Kristenev

October 2, 2014 Right to exist determined by revamped history Hearing the defamatory accusations with which numerous countries blasted Israel during the UN Human Rights Commission meetings last week in Geneva, it is a wonder that any nation would be given latitude to call themselves sovereign by United Nations standards. In fact, by the example set in these […]

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Whose property is it? Yours? Mine? No. Theirs…

The truest insanity and greatest existential threat to the United States of America, is President Joe Biden’s Green New Deal for threatening the entire body of Private Property Rights by any notion of “going off of fossil fuel.” Let’s start with this written explanation of Fee Simple Land Ownership in the United States: “Fee Simple […]

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The Affordable Care Act – Dem’s Cult Hypocrisy

Here’s the links to 3 of many articles I wrote at the time, note there are odd symbols to replace quotation marks due to the site having been hacked more than 20 times. Also some videos have been removed from youtube and the web since when these articles were written but luckily I often restated […]