The owner of Bille Buss, a transportation company serving Minnesota public schools, recently met with Somalia's Minister of Public Works. There are serious allegations that Bille Buss is engaging in fraudulent activities involving the welfare system and IRS. According to reports, the company employs Somali drivers who receive government assistance for housing and food stamps. The alleged scheme involves reporting only 20 to 30 hours of work per week while compensating drivers with additional cash payments off the books. This arrangement allegedly allows employees to maintain their government benefits eligibility by appearing to work part-time, while the owner profits by paying only a portion of wages officially and distributing the remainder in cash, with drivers receiving approximately 20% of their total compensation in this manner. State authorities should investigate these serious allegations of fraud involving both welfare and tax systems.

I’m voting for Hitler

Never relax around maniacs in top hats.

If Islam is the religion of peace, why isn’t there peace in the Middle East ?