North Carolina: Autism Billings Up 47,000% In Five Years: Per The Headline

[Billiejeens]

I support both assisted suicide and euthanasia. Why let people suffer?

Available to assist.
DM me.

 

[excalibur]

It's sad when MAGAts prove they are not Christians despite claims "we're a Christian nation". Weird.

Fraud is stopped with oversight.

The amount of fraud uncovered so far require many personnel for oversight and prosecution. You would need hundreds-of-thousands of drone bureaucrats to oversee all the ridiculous programs out there now, and they would become corrupted as well.

The only way, get rid of the programs.

 

[Divine Wind]

Available to assist.
DM me.

How many people have you assisted across the River Styx, BillieJeens?

 

[Divine Wind]

The amount of fraud uncovered so far require many personnel for oversight and prosecution. You would need hundreds-of-thousands of drone bureaucrats to oversee all the ridiculous programs out there now, and they would become corrupted as well.

The only way, get rid of the programs.

I've seen a lot of claims, but no evidence. If there was evidence, why hasn't anyone been arrested?

 

[excalibur]

I've seen a lot of claims, but no evidence. If there was evidence, why hasn't anyone been arrested?

Federal prosecutors have already secured convictions tied to hundreds of millions of dollars in fraud involving Minnesota-administered programs. The most prominent case centers on the Feeding Our Future nonprofit, which operated under a federal pandemic meal program meant to provide food to children.

According to the U.S. Department of Justice, defendants in that case alone fraudulently siphoned approximately $250 million, making it the largest pandemic relief fraud scheme charged in U.S. history. More than 90 individuals have been charged, and at least 60 have been convicted.

The U.S. Attorney’s Office for Minnesota has also disclosed demographic data showing that approximately 89% of those charged in the Feeding Our Future case are Somali Americans, according to reporting from Associated Press. ​

Fact Check Team: Exploring the billions of alleged fraud in Minnesota

Federal prosecutors have already secured convictions tied to hundreds of millions of dollars in fraud involving Minnesota-administered programs.

komonews.com

 

[Divine Wind]

Federal prosecutors have already secured convictions tied to hundreds of millions of dollars in fraud involving Minnesota-administered programs. The most prominent case centers on the Feeding Our Future nonprofit, which operated under a federal pandemic meal program meant to provide food to children.​

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According to the U.S. Department of Justice, defendants in that case alone fraudulently siphoned approximately $250 million, making it the largest pandemic relief fraud scheme charged in U.S. history. More than 90 individuals have been charged, and at least 60 have been convicted.​

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The U.S. Attorney’s Office for Minnesota has also disclosed demographic data showing that approximately 89% of those charged in the Feeding Our Future case are Somali Americans, according to reporting from Associated Press. ​

Fact Check Team: Exploring the billions of alleged fraud in Minnesota

Federal prosecutors have already secured convictions tied to hundreds of millions of dollars in fraud involving Minnesota-administered programs.

komonews.com

Excellent. Oversight is the best way to stop fraud.

 

[HikerGuy83]

Excellent. Oversight is the best way to stop fraud.

So what screwed up here?

 

[HikerGuy83]

Excellent. Oversight is the best way to stop fraud.

O.K.

You said you had not seen any evidence.

Was this evidence enough for you?

And did you miss something or did you not even look?

 

[excalibur]

Excellent. Oversight is the best way to stop fraud.

So much fraud that it requires impossible numbers to catch it and then prosecute it.

Ending the programs is the only way.

 

[Deplorable Yankee]

Sounds like another patch of Jeets or sand groids workin the system.

Bingo

 

[Leo123]

Why do you seek to keep women barefoot and pregnant in the kitchen?

Smarter, more educated people know that one reason for identifying illness is better tech at diagnoses.
Consider that a few hundred years ago doctors used leeches, bleed people to let out the bad humors and believed in phrenology. Modern tech has brought about better results.

Oh come on little pearl clutcher. I never said that, you're just projecting. The only thing I wish is is for women to wake up and drop the Feminist cartoon life they have been fed where climbing the corporate ladder is more important and fulfilling than having and raising children in a secure, loving family. Getting married to a good, tested by the woman and family approved man while you are both young enough to have healthy children with fresh eggs and active sperm.

That creates and strong family unit. Once the kids are up and out, she can pursue whatever she wants in the corporate world but it will never be as important to society and as fulfilling as being a mother and homemaker. Stop swallowing the Feminist swill.

Trying to conflate blood letting with stay at home mothers is probably the most ridiculous, outlandish garbage I have ever read here at the forum,

Modern tech can't produce human children and raise them in a loving family.

 

[Divine Wind]

So what screwed up here?

Lack of oversight from the federal level on down.

 

[HikerGuy83]

Lack of oversight from the federal level on down.

I would agree....but you said oversight was the best.

Maybe I am thinking that oversight means something different.

To me, something should have flagged this after year one....certainly after year 2

 

[konradv]

The news just keeps getting better and better.

Medicaid autism therapy billings reportedly jumped from $1.4M to $660M in five years, state auditor Dave Boliek told Fox News.

North Carolina's Autism Billing Jumped 47,000 Percent in Five Years. Someone Should Explain That.

North Carolina's autism Medicaid billings surged 47,000% in 5 years, raising fraud concerns and calls for audits.

townhall.com

This from the guy who helped Nick Shirley....you know the guy exposing fraud and being attacked by the CA legislature.

Got a real cite? Townhall?!

 

[HikerGuy83]

Got a real cite? Townhall?!

All the citations are there.

This isn't an opinion piece.

You need to study your Saul Alinksy manual more.

You are not doing it right and are not looking very smart in the process.

 

[Divine Wind]

I would agree....but you said oversight was the best.

Maybe I am thinking that oversight means something different.

To me, something should have flagged this after year one....certainly after year 2

Correct.

Agreed. So why wasn't it flagged? Lack of oversight along the money chain.

 

[konradv]

All the citations are there.

This isn't an opinion piece.

You need to study your Saul Alinksy manual more.

You are not doing it right and are not looking very smart in the process.

You really need to do better. Your excuses fall flat!

 

[Jaxsie]

I've seen a lot of claims, but no evidence. If there was evidence, why hasn't anyone been arrested?

It all starts with a claim, and then an investigation. Such is finally happening in many places throughout the U.S.

 

[Divine Wind]

You need to study your Saul Alinksy manual more.

Sorry, still getting back into the groove here, but why do you dislike Saul Alinksy?

Do you hate anyone who disagrees with you? Are you afraid of anyone who disagrees with you?

Are you a Christian? Have you found faith in the words of Jesus? Have you opened your heart to the love of forgiveness? Do you have faith in God or do you only have faith in human beings? TIA