Millionaire conwoman, 57, is accused of bilking US Army out of over $100 MILLION

A millionaire conwoman has been accused of swindling the US Army out of $100million over six years by putting cash into her fake military youth business and splurging it on 31 homes and more than 70 supercars and motorcycles.

Janet Yamanaka Mello, 57, allegedly took military funds and spent millions of dollars on jewelry, clothing, luxury vehicles and real estate in one of the biggest fraud cases the military has ever dealt with.

Mello worked for the US Army at Fort Sam Houston in San Antonio, Texas as a CYS Financial Program Manager.

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‘Plant-Based Peanut Butter’ Is a Thing People Buy, and I Can’t Stop Laughing

There’s a miracle health product you can buy right now, today. It has all the advantages of a vegan diet and none of the drawbacks. The best part? It’s available without a prescription, without having to wait for a pharmacist, and without having to show a photo ID. It’s sold openly on the shelves of supermarkets and even convenience stores from coast to coast.

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Toronto budget chief warns of 16 per cent tax hike without Ottawa’s help on refugees

Torontonians could face a property tax hike as high as 16.5 per cent if the federal government doesn’t come through with the city’s demand for funding to house refugees claimants, budget chief Shelley Carroll warned Wednesday morning at a press conference.

“That is the potential crisis we face…we don’t have the funds,” said Carroll, speaking before the 2024 budget proposed by city staff was presented to council’s budget committee.

Carroll added that it was now on the federal government to respond and Toronto residents would need to speak up in the next few weeks.

Fuck them all.

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WTF?

h/t Mauser

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Trudeau government says Cap on temporary visa program for Hamas Supporters is ‘flexible’

Cap on Canada’s new temporary visa program for Palestinians is ‘flexible’: Miller

Canada’s Immigration Minister Marc Miller says the federal government’s stated 1,000-person limit on temporary resident visas for Palestinians looking to flee Gaza is not a hard cap, despite previous suggestions.

In an interview on CTV News Channel’s Power Play, Miller told host Vassy Kapelos that “no,” the limit as previously stated is not set in stone.

Fucking lying scum are going to flood Canada with Muslim terrorists.

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Are the Victory Girls being chased off by MP Trannies?

Military police threaten to charge sex worker who offers discounts to Canadian soldiers

Military police are threatening to charge a sex worker who offers discounts to Canadian soldiers and senior leaders are warning troops to stay away from the Kingston-area woman.

But such efforts have backfired and sex worker Christina Lea Gilchrist tells this newspaper that she is being inundated with messages from military personnel interested in the services she provides.

h/t DS & Mauser

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Black box recorder from imperiled Alaska Airlines flight completely erased: ‘we have nothing’

Investigators seeking answers about what caused an Alaska Airlines plane’s near-catastrophic midflight blowout on Jan. 5 are working without a key piece of evidence: audio from the flight’s black box cockpit voice recorder.

National Transportation Safety Board Chair Jennifer Homendy said at a press conference the in-flight audio of Alaska Airlines Flight 1282, which was carrying 171 passengers, had been lost amid the chaos of making an emergency landing at Portland International Airport in Oregon 35 minutes into its journey.

h/t XC

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Iranian student, denied permit to study in Canada, disputes security danger label

OTTAWA – An Iranian man is challenging the federal government’s decision to deny him a permit to study at a Montreal university because he is considered a danger to the security of Canada.

A lawyer for Reza Jahantigh says his client was distraught upon learning of the refusal and will seek judicial review in Federal Court.

The Immigration Department’s decision last month is the latest indication Ottawa is tightening restrictions on academics deemed to pose a national security risk.

Why is he even granted an appeal?

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