$13M food stamp scheme busted; 22 people charged

[David_TheMan]

The U.S. Army Lost Track of $6.5 Trillion – War Is Boring

US Army can't account for 6.5 Trillion dollar in 2015 alone
http://www.dodig.mil/pubs/documents/DODIG-2016-113.pdf

Thts just the army, who knows about the other branches.

Where is the criminal investigation and charges?

 

[RAX 010]

Take the what?
And leave the what?

 

[feelosofer]

Small potatoes meant to distract people from the real thievery that is going on. Not saying it's right or anything like that, though, all the parties deserve whatever punishment they get.

 

[ⒶⓁⒾⒶⓈ]

many make bail/bond then return to the island paradise and live like kings and queens.


Plundering America

Part I: Exploiting U.S. Laws

January 8, 2015

By Sally Kestin, Megan O'Matz and John Maines, with Tracey Eaton in Cuba

Photography and videography by Taimy Alvarez

U.S. policy created for humanitarian reasons 50 years ago has fueled a criminal pipeline from Cuba to Florida, enabling crooks from the island to rob American businesses and taxpayers of more than $2 billion over two decades.

A yearlong Sun Sentinel investigation found money stolen in the United States streaming back to Cuba, and a revolving door that allows thieves to come here, make a quick buck and return.

Cuba has become a bedroom community for criminals who exploit America’s good will.

“There’s a whole new sub-class of part-time residents that flow back and forth,’’ said Rene Suarez, a Fort Myers attorney who represents Cubans charged in criminal schemes. “They tell me stories and live very comfortably in Cuba with the illegitimate money that they’re able to obtain here in the United States.”

No extradition

Ironic that the attempts of the US to punish Castro have created the ideal conditions for international crime and drug syndicates to prosper