EL TREMENDO PROBLEMA CUBANO. FRAUDE A MEDICARE!

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Sixty Minutes reported in 2009 that Medicare fraud was “A $60 Billion Crime”. The segment didn’t exactly mention the diversity/immigration aspect, but did observe, “If you want to find Medicare fraud, the first place you should look is South Florida.” Hint, hint.

South Florida was poisoned 30 years ago by the Mariel Boatlift, which allowed Fidel Castro to rid Cuba of thousands of criminals when President Jimmy Carter welcomed the worst of Cuban society. So the nice American city of Miami was transformed over a few months into a Spanish-speaking, foreign, more criminal place.

In addition, Cubans brought the practice of slaughtering other people’s horses (to eat!) to South Florida.

Does anyone in bankrupt Washington care about mega medical fraud? Or is $60 billion in theft too small-fry to get the attention of Beltway brains?

Anyway, the FBI has been trying to chase down some of the worst offenders, who can easily avoid capture by escaping to Cuba. But it’s worse than that: there are indications that the Cuban government is willing to welcome big-money Medicare fraudsters, providing they pay a nice fee to the ruling commie criminals

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sirjohn ha escrito:

Going  Down with the Ship

by Michael  Reagan

06/15/2007 ET

The S.S. GOP is sinking fast, and it  looks like Skipper Bush is going down with his ship. That’s only fair -- after  all, he’s the one who torpedoed his own ship with the immigration-reform-bill  warhead. Not fair is the fact that he’s taking his party down with him. I can  understand his stubbornness in sticking with this insane program that doesn’t do  a damned thing to plug the leaking borders that are allowing the United States  to be flooded with all manner and shapes of illegal aliens, some of them  terrorists who want to kill large numbers of Americans -- he really has nothing  to lose. In less than 18 months he’ll be history -- one of those curiosities  who at one moment wielded the vast powers of the presidency and the next found  themselves with all the other John Q. Citizens. That’s not true of the senators  who stand on the bridge with him as the water rises up toward the quarter deck  where they can either jump into the life boats and survive, or go down with the  ship. I’m amazed at how many of them appear to be choosing a watery grave.  After all, it should be more than obvious that standing firm behind this  monstrosity of a bill carries with it the death penalty -- it’s just plain  suicidal. He might not yet fully realize it, but Sen. John McCain has  suddenly gone from being a serious candidate for the presidency to that of being  a politician with no political future at all. And I can’t imagine how Senator  Lindsay Graham could ever imagine that his strong advocacy of a bill that in the  blink of an eye turns lawbreakers, some of the most serious kind, into instant  legal immigrants could be helpful to his political future. Ditto John Kyl and  the others. If it weren’t so serious, it would leave us laughing at the  spectacle we saw when the president went up to Capitol Hill Tuesday to try to  revive the bill. It wasn’t serious politics, it was a joke. Did he really,  seriously think that Harry Reid was going to be his friend and help patch the  sinking GOP hull? Here you have a president with a dismal  30-something-percent approval rating rubbing elbows with a group -- Congress -- that has a more-dismal  27 percent approval rating being led by a guy with  a horrendous 19 percent approval rating. It doesn’t get more comedic than  that. These people are living in a dream world, and one that has not yet been  shattered by the incredible backlash from Americans outraged to see their  national sovereignty imperiled and determined to keep the bill from ever  becoming law. The message is loud and clear: kill the damned thing or get ready  to pack your bags and head for home because your political career is all but  over. To continue to push for passage indicates that the backers are either  stu... pid, or arrogant and determined to impose their wills on the nation  whether the people like it or not. When this bill emerged from the back room  where it was crafted in secret by the likes of Teddy Kennedy, Rush Limbaugh took  one look at it and renamed it the “Comprehensive Destroy the Republican Party  Bill.” No matter how many Democrat senators back the bill in a Senate they control, Republicans will take the blame for it. Unless the GOP roars back and in one voice makes it clear that their president does not speak for them on this issue, and goes all-out to kill it, 2008 is going to be a sorry time for all Republicans. The late Sam Francis must be grinning up there in paradise as he watches the GOP prove once again that it is what he called it “the Stu.... pid Party.” After all, stu...pid is what stu...pid does. And when stu...pid  defies the will of the American people, stu...pid goes  under.

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[chepe57]

por eso votaron por Obama para que no los repatriara,porque si hubieran votado por Romney todas esas estafas al federal se les terminaria y los deportaria a Cuba de donde nunca devieron salir.

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chepe57 ha escrito:

por eso votaron por Obama para que no los repatriara,porque si hubieran votado por Romney todas esas estafas al federal se les terminaria y los deportaria a Cuba de donde nunca devieron salir.

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ENTONCES, BUSH LOS PERDONO POR 8 AÑOS?

    JA JA JA

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ALI MUSSA DAQDUQ, HEZBOLLAH OPERATIVE IS LET GO BY IRAQ.

  BUSH'S ALLIES ARE STICKING HIM IN THE BACK!

BAGHDAD — Suspected Hezbollah operative Ali Mussa Daqduq was freed by Iraqi authorities and flew to Lebanon Friday after an Iraqi court acquitted him of involvement in the killing of five US soldiers, his lawyer said.

The move was likely to anger the United States, which handed Daqduq over to Iraqi custody last December after failing to convince Baghdad to extradite him over his role in a 2007 kidnapping that ended in the killing of the soldiers.

"There was no reason for his detention. Last night the decision was made to release him. He is out now and arrived in Beirut two hours ago," lawyer Abdulalmehdi al-Mutiri told Reuters by phone. "There are no charges against him in Iraq. His detention was political, not legal."

Earlier this year, US Defense Secretary Leon Panetta told Reuters he had received assurances from Iraq it would not release Daqduq, even though an Iraqi court had cleared him of the charges.

The fate of Daqduq became a source of tension between Baghdad and Washington last year as the US military prepared to withdraw from Iraq.

Daqduq was captured in March 2007 and initially said he was a deaf mute. US forces accused him of being a surrogate

 for Iran's elite Quds force operatives and say he joined the Lebanese Shi'ite militant group Hezbollah in 1983