Minnesota childcare fraud case and developments in the global silver market
By finnheartley // 2025-12-30
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  • Massive Fraud Scheme: A Minnesota investigation uncovered billions in taxpayer funds stolen through fraudulent Somali-run childcare centers, with empty facilities receiving subsidies—some allegedly funding terror groups like Al-Shabaab.
  • Whistleblower Revelations: Investigators found daycare centers billing for nonexistent children, while Governor Walz allocated hundreds of millions—raising suspicions of systemic Democrat-linked financial abuse.
  • Federal Crackdown: Homeland Security is probing the $8–10B fraud (nearly Somalia’s GDP), and the SBA paused Minnesota grants due to widespread exploitation of childcare programs.
  • China’s Silver Manipulation: China’s 2026 export restrictions and COMEX’s margin hikes suggest price suppression, with silver prices dropping 10% before rebounding in Asia due to strong industrial demand.
  • Market Turmoil Ahead: China stockpiles silver at premiums, while Shanghai trades $4/oz above COMEX—prompting fears of supply shortages and panic buying if COMEX imposes contract limits.

Massive Fraud Scheme in Minnesota: Taxpayer-Funded Childcare Exploited by Somali-Run Businesses

An explosive investigation has uncovered what may be the largest fraud scandal in U.S. history—billions of taxpayer dollars funneled through fraudulent childcare centers in Minnesota, allegedly linked to Somali-run businesses with potential ties to terrorist financing. Investigators Nick Shirley and David, who spent years exposing the scheme, revealed that many of these daycare centers had no children enrolled, yet received massive state and federal subsidies. Governor Tim Walz (D-MN) previously boasted about allocating hundreds of millions to childcare programs, but whistleblowers found empty buildings and shell operations siphoning funds—some allegedly ending up in the hands of groups like Al-Shabaab. The fraud is estimated at $8–10 billion, nearly matching Somalia’s entire GDP. Federal agents from Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) have now launched probes into these facilities, signaling a potential crackdown. Meanwhile, the Small Business Administration (SBA) has temporarily halted grants to Minnesota, citing widespread abuse. Critics argue this mirrors larger Democrat-run money laundering schemes—whether through "green energy" grants, COVID relief, or foreign aid—where funds are diverted to political allies rather than intended beneficiaries.

China Tightens Silver Exports, COMEX Raises Margin Requirements—Market Manipulation Suspected

As China imposes export restrictions on silver starting January 1, 2026, concerns grow over a looming supply crunch. Analysts warn that China’s move—combined with COMEX raising margin requirements—signals market manipulation to suppress prices artificially. Silver prices recently plunged nearly 10% in a single day after COMEX hiked margin requirements to $25,000 per contract (each representing 5,000 ounces). However, prices rebounded quickly in Asian markets, suggesting industrial demand remains strong. China has been quietly stockpiling silver, paying premiums to secure supply directly from miners—bypassing Western exchanges. Meanwhile, Shanghai silver prices trade $4 higher per ounce than COMEX, incentivizing arbitrage traders to buy cheap Western silver and sell high in China. Experts predict COMEX may soon impose contract limits—forcing industrial buyers to panic-purchase elsewhere, triggering a price surge. Investors are urged to secure physical silver before supply tightens further. Watch the Dec. 30 episode of "Brighteon Broadcast News" as Mike Adams, the Health Ranger, talks about the widespread government grant fraud exposed as silver rebounds. This video is from the Health Ranger Report channel on Brighteon.com.

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