Former Biden State Dept. Staffer Pleads Guilty In Fraud Scheme

A former State Department budget analyst who served under the Biden administration has pleaded guilty to embezzling more than $650,000 from the agency over two years, the U.S. Attorney’s Office in Washington, D.C., announced.

Levita Almuete Ferrer, 64, admitted to misusing her signature authority over a State Department checking account between March 2022 and April 2024. Ferrer, a Maryland resident, held the position of senior budget analyst in the department’s Office of the Chief of Protocol.

Prosecutors said Ferrer wrote 60 checks to herself and three to an individual with whom she had a personal relationship. She printed and signed each of the 63 checks before depositing them into her personal bank accounts, the outlet noted further. The checks totaled $657,347.50, according to prosecutors.

Ferrer, who also goes by Levita Brezovic, attempted to conceal the embezzlement by using a QuickBooks account. Prosecutors said she entered her name as the payee in QuickBooks, then printed the checks before depositing them.

Bill Barr Wasn’t Just Watching. He Was in the Room.

 A whistleblower with Project Veritas says Bill Barr was actively involved in the Fulton County RICO case against President Trump.

From 2021 to 2023 Barr allegedly met multiple times with Fulton County DA Fani Willis, special prosecutor Jack Smith, and political operative Armstrong Williams. These were not friendly chats. They were strategy meetings to coordinate legal attacks on Trump in multiple jurisdictions.

A January 19, 2023 text from Williams confirmed a Barr–Willis meeting. By February 27, 2023, meeting notes show Barr telling Willis to use Georgia’s RICO statute as the best way to tie Trump up in court. The whistleblower says they even discussed the timing of charges and how to make them stick.

That is only part of the story. The same whistleblower accuses Barr of running an illegal visa operation. The claim is that he fast-tracked work visas for foreign nationals through political channels, bypassed oversight, and used his connections to shield the scheme. This was not about helping people. It was about power and profit.

According to a Dem whistleblower who has recently come forward, Rep. Adam Schiff (D-CA) called a staff meeting and told everyone he was going to leak classified intelligence to harm Trump.

One staffer pointed out that what Schiff was doing was illegal (treasonous), while other staffers said not to worry about it because they wouldn't get caught.

Under U.S. law, intentionally leaking classified information often violates the Espionage Act (18 U.S.C. § 793), punishable by up to 10 years imprisonment per count, fines, and forfeiture.

Gov. Gavin Newsom's California cut the water off to ranchers with-out warning

 “We just found out we're not going to be able to get any irrigation water, which shuts us down as ranchers”

“We're just kind of looking at just having to go out of business, you know, because that's what we do here is raise cattle. And if we don't have any water, that's going to be taken away from us. We’ll go dry.”

Ranchers in California's Potter Valley are facing the sudden shutdown of their irrigation water supply because of the decommissioning of the Potter Valley Project by PG&E.

Amove attributed to the environmental priorities of Newsom & other Democrat officials that favor fish habitat restoration instead of residents and ranchers in rural california.

Potter Valley ranchers were hit with no warning this week when Pacific Gas & Electric (PG&E) depleted Lake Pillsbury to critically low levels, effectively cutting off irrigation water without federal approval.

PG&E's recently submitted a plan to dismantle the century-old Potter Valley Project, including the removal of Scott Dam and Cape Horn Dam, which would erase Lake Pillsbury entirely and redirect the Eel River's flow away from diversions that supply the Russian River basin.

This decommissioning, greenlit under Governor Newsom, focuses on salmon restoration over the needs of thousands of residents and agricultural operations.

Ranchers like those in Potter Valley, who depend on the project's tunnels to irrigate pastures for cattle grazing, described the impact as devastating.

Without water, their land turns barren, stripping away their ability to keep operating on farms that have supported families for generations.

The move lines up policies pushed by Newsom and Congressman Jared Huffman, who have championed dam removals to "free" rivers for fish migration, often at the expense of human communities. 

The water shortage will impact more than Potter Valley, possibly impacting the water supply for 600,000 people downstream in Mendocino and Sonoma counties, where the Russian River supplies drinking water and agriculture. 

COVID SCAM BUSTED: Former Orange County Supervisor Andrew Do must repay the government over $878K

A federal judge in Santa Ana has ordered former Orange County Supervisor Andrew Do to repay $878,230.80 following his conviction in a bribery scheme. Do, sentenced in June to five years in federal prison, must pay $250,000 within 30 days and then $1,000 monthly after his release.

Prosecutors say that between 2021 and 2023, Do used his position to steer more than $10 million in county contracts and grants—largely federal COVID-19 relief funds—to the Viet America Society, a nonprofit accused of failing to provide contracted services like meals for elderly and disabled residents. In exchange, Do and his family allegedly received more than half a million dollars in bribes.

Investigators say the nonprofit spent only about 15% of the funds on actual services, diverting the rest toward property purchases, personal payments, and affiliated companies. The scheme also involved Do’s daughter, Rhiannon Do, who prosecutors claim was paid $224,000 despite having little relevant experience, with some funds used toward a $1 million home in Tustin.

Do’s attorneys argued he should pay no more than $802,692, factoring in work they say his daughter performed, but prosecutors disputed that, calling her role “a front” to funnel bribe payments.

County Supervisor Janet Nguyen criticized the ruling but said efforts are underway to recover an additional $5 million from seized assets connected to the scheme.

EVERYTHING that Conservatives thought about EXTREME LEFTIST billionaire George Soros is TRUE.

GEORGE SOROS tied organization Open Society has been caught red handed COLLUDING with Hillary Clinton and the FBI to demonize President Trump.

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Democrats charged with election fraud in Connecticut - the investigations now heading toward criminal referrals

 Four campaign workers were arrested and charged with election-related offenses stemming from allegations of absentee ballot fraud during the 2023 Democratic mayoral primary in Bridgeport, Connecticut.

The suspects Silvia Ramos, Elsie Mercado, Robert Anderson, and Maria Hernandez—are accused of illegally collecting absentee ballots, misrepresenting eligibility requirements for absentee voting, and in some cases, failing to properly sign as assisters on ballot applications.

Three of them (Ramos, Mercado, and Anderson) were affiliated with incumbent Mayor Joe Ganim's campaign, while Hernandez supported his rival, John Gomes.

This brings the total number of arrests in the ongoing investigation to nine, highlighting issues with election integrity in Bridgeport, a city with a history of voting scandals.

The 2023 primary, which Ganim initially won by 251 votes, was overturned by a judge after video evidence emerged showing operatives stuffing ballot drop boxes, leading to multiple redo elections where Ganim ultimately prevailed.

Connecticut law strictly regulates absentee voting: Only the voter, immediate family members, or designated caregivers can handle ballots, and misrepresenting eligibility or harvesting ballots (collecting them from others) is prohibited.

The investigation, led by the Chief State's Attorney's Office, has expanded from initial complaints to the State Elections Enforcement Commission (SEEC) and now includes criminal prosecutions.

All four defendants turned themselves in at a state police barracks, were released on promises to appear, and are scheduled for court on August 12,