Pakistani national arrested and charged in alleged 38 million dollar Medicaid fraud

Pervez Siddiqui, a Pakistani national and president of an adult day care center in New York City, has been arrested and charged in an alleged 38 million dollar Medicaid fraud scheme.

Siddiqui and seven co-conspirators are accused of faking patient sign-ups to fraudulently bill Medicaid and pocket kickbacks.

Siddiqui was reportedly prominent in Democrat circles.

Former Charlotte City Council member Tiawana Brown has pleaded guilty

Former Charlotte City Council member Tiawana Brown, along with her two daughters, have all pleaded guilty to fraudulently taking tens of thousands of dollars in COVID relief funds.

The family misused taxpayer-supported pandemic aid programs that were intended to support those in genuine need. Brown, who once held elected office, now awaits sentencing for her role in the scheme.

A homeless woman in downtown Los Angeles said that someone gave paid her $2 to vote for Karen Bass

A homeless woman on Skid Row in downtown Los Angeles said that someone gave her a ballot, and paid her $2 to vote for Karen Bass saying that it happens all the time with the homeless population there.

“They told you to vote for Karen?”
“Yeah, I had to sign a little thing.”
“And how much do they pay you?”
“Just like $2.”
“$2 to sign off on a thing to vote for her?”
“Yeah. All right, so they do this for everybody out here?”
“Yeah, they come out here all the time.”

Mayor Karen Bass led with about 34% of the vote and advanced to a November runoff easily - despite a masterful campaign put on by Spencer Pratt.

Pratt was just bumped from second place by a woman (Nithya Raman) who was so far behind on election night that she cried, gave a concession speech and came to terms with her failure.

She somehow made an impossible come back to take the 2nd spot from Pratt.

Key facts from the video and evidence:

The woman explicitly linked the $2 payment and the instruction to “sign a little thing” to voting for Karen Bass.

She stated that the people involved “come out here all the time” specifically to secure votes for Democrats.

The video connects the claim to documented prior activity on Skid Row involving paid petition circulators and voter registration efforts.

James O’Keefe conducted undercover operations on Skid Row in March.

Hidden-camera footage recorded 28 instances of petitioners offering cash ($2, $5, $7–$10 per signature), cigarettes, and marijuana to homeless people in exchange for signing ballot petitions and voter registration forms.

Petitioners instructed people to use fake addresses, such as “Pinocchio Lane,” and did not understand what they were signing.

Taxpayer-funded NGOs, including the Weingart Center, were recorded directing homeless people to these petitioners and coaching them on how to claim ignorance if questioned.

This is against the law.
On May 18, federal prosecutors charged Brenda Lee Brown Armstrong, 64, with a felony count of paying another person to register to vote.

She targeted homeless people on Skid Row, paying $2 to $3 plus cigarettes or phone cards for signatures on petitions and registrations. Armstrong pleaded guilty.
****previously reported****

The swing of about 43,000 voters (since Tuesday) that pushed Raman past Pratt just so happens to be roughly the same amount of homeless people in the city - which was 43,695 in 2025.

Late batches of mail-in ballots heavily favored Ramam.
One reported batch gave Raman 24,000 to Pratt's 0 - with election officials and liberal media outlets saying it was 'a glitch in reporting'

One reported batch gave Raman 23,514 votes to Pratt’s 10,336.

Other updates showed Raman closing gaps of 21,000 votes or more and ultimately overtaking Pratt.

Mail-ins arriving before Election Day:
Bass: 38.1%
Pratt: 27.9%
Raman: 20%

Mail-ins arriving after Election Day:
Raman: 37% (+17% surge)
Bass: 34.9% (-3% drop)
Pratt: 19% (-9% drop)
(updated from original story)

Current standings (as of Tuesday night)
Karen Bass: 34.3%
Nithya Raman: 29.0%
Spencer Pratt: 25.8%

Raman leads by 3,100 votes, with an estimated 146,000 ballots still outstanding on Sunday - she now leads by more than 21,000 votes, and roughly 146,000–148,000 ballots remain outstanding
**how are those numbers possible? California’s counting process involves ongoing arrivals and processing adjustments - so basically ballots just keep on coming in.

Calls are coming in for Bill Essayli to audit, investigate, arrest and jail the politicians involved in rigging California elections.

Democrats have controlled California for more than 50 years, with many critics saying once Democrats take control, they'll never give it up, by any means possible, which they say we are witnessing in California in both the mayoral and gubernatorial races.

DOJ Prosecutes Brenda Brown for Paying Homeless People to Register to Vote

DOJ Prosecutes Brenda Brown for Paying Homeless People to Register to Vote with False Addresses in LA.

The Department of Justice has charged Brenda Brown for allegedly paying homeless individuals to register to vote using fake addresses in Los Angeles.

She was caught on hidden camera conducting this illegal activity on Skid Row.

This is yet another documented case of election fraud in California, where weak verification, universal mail-in ballots, and aggressive ballot harvesting create widespread opportunities for abuse.

Convicted felon was presented to the public as a credible legal voice analyzing the Karmelo Anthony murder

"Attorney" who claimed Karmelo Anthony was 'legally lynched' after being convicted of First Degree muder for killing Austin Metcalf - is actually 'Not eligible to practice in Texas' because she's '“Suspended: [for] Disciplinary Reasons.” - She is a convicted felon who was ordered "mental treatment conditions"

“....Anthony family because they have been legally lynched for the last year and more so by this slaughterhouse of a courthouse as well as the family of the Metcalfs."

"So, the energy right now is very white supremacy. They have shown to be the pigs that they are.”
Thelma Anderson was convicted of federal wire fraud in a Paycheck Protection Program.

This convicted felon was presented to the public as a credible legal voice analyzing the Karmelo Anthony murder verdict but nobody talked about her her criminal record or her being blocked from practicing law.

 
The State Bar of Texas currently lists Thelma M. Anderson, Bar Card No. 24091728, as “Not Eligible to Practice in Texas” with disciplinary status “Suspended: Disciplinary Reasons.”

Her interlocutory suspension took effect March 3 following compulsory discipline proceedings by the 

Texas Board of Disciplinary Appeals.
Federal court records in the Northern District of Texas confirm Anderson pleaded guilty to wire fraud (FELONY) and received a sentence of four years probation plus $20,871 in restitution to the U.S. Small Business Administration.

Immediately after the verdict, Anderson became a voice online and in the media, identifying herself as “Attorney Thelma Anderson.”

In addition to accusing the court and the Metcalf's of White supremacy, she called the courthouse a 'slaughterhouse' , criticized the state’s witness strategy as “very weird” and suggested it may have hurt the prosecution.

The state called 17 eyewitnesses in addition to coaches, medical examiners and experts.
She positioned her as an authoritative legal analyst on the case.

Details:
Anderson served as an assistant district attorney in the Dallas County District Attorney’s Office from 2016 until March 25, 2022.

Dallas County DA policy prohibited outside employment without authorization; Anderson did not get that authorization and had a business outside of her position.

While employed there, she operated Thelma Lou LLC, a clothing boutique she claimed was doing business in Irving, Texas.

On February 4, 2021, she submitted a PPP loan application to Liberty SBF Holdings that falsely stated the business had average monthly payroll expenses of $8,327 and gross sales of $142,773 in 2019.

She attached a fraudulent IRS Form 1040, Schedule C, to support the application.

In reality, the business had no payroll expenses and only meager income.

On February 18, 2021, about $20,817 in PPP loans were wired from the lender in Virginia to Anderson’s JPMorgan Chase business account in Texas.

She used the money on her personal life

On October 4, 2021, she applied for and received forgiveness of the loan by falsely claiming she had spent about $17,500 on payroll costs.

Federal prosecutors indicted her on May 21, 2024, in U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Texas, Dallas Division (Case No. 3:24-CR-00191-K), on one count of wire fraud and two counts for engaging in "monetary transactions in property derived from unlawful activity."

Anderson pleaded guilty to the wire fraud count in July 2024.

 On March 5, 2025, U.S. District Judge Ed Kinkeade sentenced her to four years of probation and ordered $20,871 restitution to the SBA for SBA Loan No. 3772408410, along with strict financial monitoring and mental health treatment conditions.

On June 26, 2024, the Fort Worth City Council unanimously removed her as a part-time substitute municipal judge, a position she had held since December 13, 2022.
The removal cited misconduct and conduct discrediting the position under the city charter, directly tied to the federal indictment.

Indian migrant doctor potentially infected over 40,000 people with the deadly Hepatitis C virus and HIV

Indian migrant doctor potentially infected over 40,000 people with the deadly Hepatitis C virus and HIV, after the staff at his Las Vegas clinic reused syringes and single-use propofol vials on multiple patients for years.

Dr. Dipak Kantilal Desai ran the Endoscopy Center of Southern Nevada which triggered one of the largest physician-linked outbreaks in U.S. history.

DHS says the man who opened fire on his neighbors over Memorial day is an illegal migrant already deported twice, and convicted of attempted homicide.

DHS says the man who opened fire on his neighbors, shooting a teenager in the head over Memorial day is an illegal migrant who was deported twice, and was convicted of attempted homicide.

Juan Ayala-Montero - an illegal migrant from Mexico who was convicted of attempted homicide - opened fire on his neighbors in a suburb over Memorial Day weekend.

The 60-year-old fired off about 31 rounds from an AR-style rifle at a group of people after a neighborhood argument escalated.

Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office deputies responded to reports of gunfire.

They heard more shots when they got there and started to pull people to safety.

They arrested Ayala-Montero after a standoff.

Ayala-Montero first entered the U.S. illegally through Arizona in 1983.

He was deported once after an immigration judge ordered removal on August 31, 1999

He illegally re-entered, got picked up again in Dallas in 2006 for a local disturbance, was handed to ICE, and deported the same day.

He sneaked back in illegally a third time on an unknown date and was living here when the shooting happened.