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It’s so much worse than I thought. I was dumbfounded to learn the Somali Education & Resource Center (SERC) in Columbus, Ohio has been getting over $6 million per year in federal funding to deliver “food support” to approximately 50 publicly funded daycare centers in Columbus, OH, well it is worse…. Those numbers were through 2024 (Source: ProPublica). In 2025 they received over $12,000,000. TWELVE MILLION! Source: checkbook.ohio.gov/State/Resource… We have a huge problem here. 2019: 1.4 M 2020: 2.0 M 2021: 4.4 M 2022: 7.4 M 2023: 6.0 M 2024: 6.6 M 2025: 12.7 M The 50 “sites” are listed on oeds.ode.state.oh.us As noted previously, the sites are questionable and we need details. My next step is trying to figure out Per Site what they are documenting back to the government that they are providing, because half of the 50 sites do not even look viable. More to come.

💯 when I got deep in researching similar fraud in December, it became clear to me that all of the fraud “opportunities” started with large government subsidies, where complicated or antiquated systems tracked what was actually going on, and ended with rampant fraud. They find a weak oversight area that issues funds, exploit it, then replicate it over and over, everywhere. Daycares, school food programs, home health, medical transport, autism support, mental health services, small business loans, trucking, charter schools, etc. Yes, they will pivot, and I’m glad you are watching this. The country needs to figure out how to stop fraud before we get fleeced for billions…AGAIN! Thank you for your work on this.

I’m ready to observe how migrants shift their business models

@ParkerThayer Thank you for shining a light on what is happening in this once great city. We are a captured city now; years of liberal ideology running our city into the ground. Rampant fraud, relentless immigration, and woke government. It's sucks.

Something is DEEPLY rotten in Columbus. Officer Meade is getting railroaded. The suspect had a gun on him. The neighbor heard the officer shout “drop the gun” before firing. The judge refused a venue change after a hung jury and DEEPLY prejudicial actions by the city.

This is insane and how is this not front page news?? Columbus media needs to step up and report stories like THIS. I’m just shocked. At what point does the city become negligent in not providing safe, basic, tax payer funded services like equipped FIRE ENGINES vs some of the other nonsense I see them getting behind? This is ridiculous.

Imagine calling 911 while your family is trapped on the second floor of a burning home… and the responding ladder truck doesn’t even have a ladder. According to Columbus firefighters, it’s happening RIGHT NOW. A few months ago, firefighters reportedly sent this formal safety complaint to their union describing what they call a “systemic fleet maintenance failure” inside Columbus Fire. The letter alleges: • Ladder companies operating on substitute vehicles WITHOUT aerial ladders • Fire apparatus with chronic brake system failures • Trucks that allegedly cannot immediately respond to emergencies • Crews forced to use external air compressors just to keep rigs operational And the most chilling part? The letter warns that in upper-floor fires, firefighters performing rescues may be forced to “jump from elevated levels” because proper ladder apparatus may not be available. In other words: firefighters could literally be put in a position where falling to their death becomes the only escape option. This isn’t just about firefighters. This is about EVERY citizen in Columbus who assumes help is coming fully equipped when they dial 911. Read the letter for yourself before city officials try to tell you everything is fine. Oh and by the way, there was never a response to this letter. @10tv @MayorGinther @ColumbusSafety @SG_Hardin @ColsFire @ColumbusLocal67

@NodaWolf @jwright45150 @DCordreyTrustee @1stmarkman Correct. I looked his name up on the SOS website this afternoon after seeing your article and post. He’s been quite the entrepreneur these last few years. 6 companies I think, although I don’t have the list in front of me at the moment. Crazy.

Hey @jwright45150 @DCordreyTrustee @1stmarkman Are you suggesting that Ohio Secretary of State filings and Warren County Auditor records are 'MISINFORMATION'? I'm just wondering so I know going forward.

Between 12-25-25 and 2-15-26, I've recorded 2,107 UZBEK TRUCK COMPANY DONATIONS To the Islamic Center of Maineville, Ohio

On April 3, 2026, a road rage crash sent a vehicle directly into Columbus Fire Station 21, causing structural damage so severe it reportedly left a TWO-INCH GAP in the wall of the firehouse. Not a garage. Not an abandoned building. A fire station. A place where firefighters eat, sleep, train, and respond from to protect the people of Columbus. Since that night, work orders have been submitted… and according to firefighters, NO ONE has even come out to inspect the damage. No emergency response. No urgency. No accountability. So what were the firefighters forced to do while continuing to serve this city? They patched the hole themselves with trash bags and duct tape — the same “solution” Columbus firefighters have become all too familiar with as stations crumble, trucks fail, and critical safety concerns continue to be ignored. Let that sink in: The people expected to run into burning buildings for YOU are working out of buildings being held together with duct tape. Columbus residents pay millions into public safety every single year. So where is that money going? Because it clearly isn’t going toward maintaining the stations and equipment the public depends on during the worst moments of their lives. This is no longer just a firefighter issue. This is a public safety issue. If the city won’t take care of the people protecting Columbus, eventually Columbus will feel the consequences. @SG_Hardin @MayorGinther @ColumbusLocal67 @ColumbusSafety @cbuscitycouncil @10tv @wsyx6 @DispatchAlerts

Jimmy Haslam got $25 million to build a practice facility for his for-profit sports team. @ColsFire personnel have to wonder if the roof is going to fall in on their heads. @MayorGinther @ColumbusSafety @cbuscitycouncil made decisions to underfund public safety and refuse to repair this station.

15% of all Medicaid homecare spending in the state of Ohio goes to providers in a tiny four mile radius in Columbus. Homecare companies in Franklin County (which is home to 11.5% of the state population) account for 38% of state spending on homecare. Seems legit.

@cbustruth @FranklinU @ColumbusGov @ColumbusPolice This is unbelievable, on top of an already earth shattering news week of corruption and fraud in Columbus, OH. This city is a WRECK!!!

We have the receipts. @FranklinU professor, and Vice Chair of the "independent" @ColumbusGov Civilian Police Review Board Dr. Chenelle Jones has managed to turn her board seat into a for-profit enterprise. Dr. Jones is billing @ColumbusPolice $150 per hour, up to $49,950 between now and November to provide "CompStat" data to the Division and to "Facilitate" CompStat meetings with Commanders and Executive Staff. There are so many problems with this and I'm not sure I've even thought through the complete extent of the corruption, back room dealing, ethical problems and governance issues that arise from this deal, but I'll begin to unpack them here. More will come out regarding this corrupt deal and I know more will follow. 1) You may ask yourself, "why such an odd total amount of $49,950". The answer is simple. This is the maximum amount of money that @ColumbusSafety Director Pishotti can spend without having to craft legislation and send the request to @cbuscitycouncil. Sending this to Council would have provided a public accounting of the plan to pay Dr. Jones for the work that Crime Analysts and Intelligence Analysts already do for the Division. There would have been legislation and agenda minutes informing the public of the intent to have a sitting Review Board member being paid by the Division of Police to help the Division incarcerate more criminals. 2) Which leads us to why the Division is paying Dr. Jones to do the work that nearly a dozen Civil Servants classified as Crime Analysts and Intelligence Analysts already do. And, it makes you wonder why $200,000/year Commanders and $250,000/year Chiefs can't "facilitate" their own CompStat meetings. Nobody should be promoted into these roles if they are incapable of understanding and operationalizing crime stat data for the purpose of crime reduction. It's literally their job. 3) Which also leads us to how Dr. Jones got this work to begin with. She didn't respond to an open bid for this work. She isn't uniquely qualified to "facilitate" meetings for $150/hour. There are hundreds of people equally qualified in Columbus and probably dozens of people who are far more qualified, yet the City didn't put this out to bid to find the best qualified person. They chose Dr. Jones because she's BFFs with the Chief and @1stACPotts. 4) Did anyone who argued for an "independent" Review Board ever imagine that members of the board would literally wind up being paid to do work for the Police Division they were expected to oversee, hold accountable and scrutinize. It's a remarkable conflict of interest to expect a board member to look at the Division with a critical lens and spot problems - especially problems associated with the high level leaders who are paying that person's bills. Do you think that faced with calling out a problem at the Division that might cost Dr. Jones this lucrative contract, she would do that? I'd like to believe she's ethical enough to do it, but it's very reasonable to be highly skeptical which is exactly why nobody would ever expect a member of such and important independent body to be paid such an exorbitant amount of money to do work for the organization they are supposed to be monitoring. The mission of the board is "This Board allows for independent investigations – and review of internal investigations – as well as recommendations for discipline and policy changes outside the chain of command." No rational person would believe that Dr. Jones would bite the hands that feed her. She's a nice person and I suspect too naive to recognized that Potts especially would hold her feet to the fire with the threat of terminating this contract if Dr. Jones ever threatened Bryant's power or challenged her. 5) That isn't the only conflict of interest however. Additionally, Dr. Jones, who owes her allegiance to Chief Bryant and Ass. Chief Potts for securing the lucrative payday for her, can't be expected to make fair rulings or recommendations regarding the police complaint/discipline cases she's expected to rule on. The existence of this contract came to my attention because members of the Division, who know that Potts and Bryant will go to the ends of the earth to destroy officers who they don't like, recognized that Dr. Jones will likely rule from the Board in the manner she's told to by Bryant and Potts. We already saw this play out with an officer who was unlawfully terminated, and had their job reinstated by an arbitrator who wrote the most stinging ruling in decades against the city. Dr. Jones was an early advocate for heavy discipline and accountability for the officer after Bryant and Potts set their sights on him because he dared to publicly express opinions with which Bryant and Potts disagreed. Dr. Jones cannot be expected to make rulings and determinations from her board seat that are at odds with Bryant and Potts without jeopardizing the $49,950 she expects to be paid this year by Bryant and Potts. Ruling against their wishes would be financially devastating for Dr. Jones. The @capcityfop should demand answers for the conflict of interest so blatantly obvious here. 6) The contract has laughable deliverables. There is no expectation that the work Dr. Jones does will actually accomplish a reduction in crime. She isn't being measured and paid for success or any metric at all other than holding meetings and "analyzing data". If crime goes up as a result of her work, she gets paid. If she makes things worse, she gets paid. She gets paid for "facilitating meetings" "analyzing data" and "coaching sessions". $150 per hour with zero expectations other than that. 7) It's almost certainly illegal under Ohio Ethics Law. The entire shady deal was done with the full knowledge of @CityAttyKlein, but he also oversaw the unlawful termination of the officer mentioned above and the unlawful discrimination of a police sergeant for which the Department of Public Safety recently paid $750,000 in damages to the sergeant. The entire contract is available at the link below. I will continue to provide additional updates to follow and I'm sure I'll think of additional issues and problems with this contract. drive.google.com/file/d/1oR4AZH…

@mike95589 Agreed. They really dug deep and did an excellent job with this article.

Part 2 of the amazing work being done on the fraud in Ohio. In Columbus where I live. Frustrating as heck to read but a must read.

@lukerosiak @Cernovich Omg

Here, an LLC changed its name from Royals Cleaning Services LLC to One Community Mental Health LLC, then charged taxpayers $654,000 a month for “therapeutic behavioral services.”

Tweet your favorite Columbus, Ohio Medicaid mill. These 7 buildings are owned by one New Jersey-based landlord, mostly on one street. Collectively they are desolate inside but house 288 Medicaid LLCs that billed a quarter billion dollars of taxpayer money.

This is like Christmas Day for me to see all these names rain down. YES, and several of these people are involved in the corrupt child care/food programs that operate in Columbus (some already shut down by the state with millions of dollars of false billings), AND not only are they connected to multiple other fraudulent companies (trucking, charter schools, etc), some are directly connected to fraudulent Somali entities in Minnesota. God please let this all start to unravel! THANK YOU Luke! 🙌

You ain't seen nothin' yet on the Ohio home health fiasco. Part 2 drops now! One landlord alone owns 7 buildings in Columbus containing 288 Medicaid firms that billed a quarter billion dollars. And boy, do the characters who are (supposed to be) inside have stories.

@cbustruth I’m going with IM too.

Daily Wire is about to name a politician playing a big part in Ohio’s Medicaid scams. Who’s your money on for the culprit?! dailywire.com/news/medicaid-…

@JDVance @megbasham Thank you so much from Columbus, Ohio!! 🙌

These shocking allegations, if true, show why the Fraud Task Force’s work is so important. I’m directing the task force to look into it and take immediate action to prosecute any fraudsters involved and stop all further payments as appropriate.

@Amy03125864 @angelaroosee @realDonaldTrump @POTUS Correct! And people and businesses linked to that address are also connected to Somali non-profit scams in Columbus, Ohio. It’s maddening!

You should look into 3055 old hwy 8 St Anthony, Mn It is the headquarters for Feeding Our Future scam. It is a mosque but google all the businesses coming out of there. At least 15! Somalians continue to rob Minnesotans and I am infuriated by it!!! @realDonaldTrump @POTUS @libsoftiktok @WallStreetApes @RepNancyMace @RepBrandonGill @RepFine @SpeakerJohnson

Ilhan Omar says they are no longer worth $30 million dollars. Well... she recently tried to give a substance abuse clinic $1.4M... The problem is that the only business operating here is a restaurant. Since the 1980's-2020 a single cute business operated out of the entirety of 326 Cedar Ave. When it became home to The Cedar-Riverside Community Council MANY other non profits and businesses began to be listed here claiming to operating out of various made up suites. Ex. 326 Cedar: suite A, or Suite 100, unit 6 This CRCC has received MILLIONS in government funding. They are currently a KEY partner in Tim Walz'z $10M dollar fund for "small businesses" affected by the ICE enforcement. The Sagal Restaurant operates out of "362 Cedar Ave," along with "Trap Studios," and with doors to the "Sahal Service." Ilhan claims the accounting error was made due to a lack of understanding about her husbands businesses, yet the "Sahal's" operate similarly to her Husband Tim. (ex: Sahal Consulting / Sahal Ventures) similar to the consulting and venture firms of Tim. We found that the money doesn't come from the winery or the consulting company then as soon as we find out where the money IS coming from suddenly Ilhan doesn't have it anymore? ENOUGH IS ENOUGH!!! It's so obvious and it's an insult to the intelligence of the people of our country to allow this to go unnoticed. PLZ SHARE.

@Oilfield_Rando Legend

A shitposting American citizen hopes that “one day my children will live in a world where their earnings aren’t confiscated to pay for importing and sustaining a horde of third worlders who vote for whoever promises to give them the most free shit” Oilfield Rando tells his story

It’s so dumb too because we could easily help these people get their documents for a few years and simultaneously implement ways that people can get them moving forward in an easy and affordable way. Trust me, I already know there are easy and affordable ways, but let’s just take this whole “fake” argument off the table. This is a smoke screen and she is worthless.

🚨 BREAKING: Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R-AK) has come out AGAINST the SAVE America Act What a SHOCK 🙄 Murkowski is basically saying Alaskans are TOO STUPID to get IDs, and that they’ll be “disenfranchised” As I’ve said before, Murkowski could NEVER win without rigged elections — and ranked choice voting, as they have in AK, is a great way to rig elections. 🎥 @RealLindellTV

@0hour1 Good for her. Congratulations to @MrsErikaKirk

Erika Kirk now working for the Trump Admin.

@GuysSober @mikerreports Umm…ok @GuysSober, no need to be rude. I assumed the doorbell was doing something like this and he didn’t want the light. Sheeesh.

@OAT_World @mikerreports

Duct tape might’ve torn the gloves. Spray paint could’ve led to transfer prints. 🤷