re: Somali daycare fraud discovered in Seattle.

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There’s no way a bunch Somalis did all of this without direction.

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You got that right.

The Somalias are mere pawns in a much larger conspiracy. This is not to dismiss the culpability of politicians like Ilhan Omar or Tim Walz yet they are little more than useful tools.

At this point, it indeed understates the breadth of this massive conspiracy to continue to merely refer to it as a welfare fraud scheme. Especially since it has emerged that this conspiracy was partially a Deep State money laundering operation to fund Somali based terrorist organizations.

A plot of this scale could only been have orchestrated by deeply embedded and wholly corrupted entities in our nation’s national security apparatus. Indeed, the more that is revealed about the utter depths of this conspiracy, the more it raises suspicions that the Minnesota lawmaker who was assassinated this past June found out something she shouldn’t have known:

Assassinated Minnesota Dem Melissa Hortman had just crossed party lines to cast decisive vote against illegal migrant handouts…

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Notice how GOP leadership is strangely quiet about this.

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Again, was the assassination of the Minnesota pol sending a message? In any event, the main reason we ultimately will see no true resolution to this massive Deep State conspiracy is because if anyone starts pulling on the string hard enough, the whole ball of yarn will become unraveled.

Isn’t it a most peculiar coincidence that Somalia has emerged as an international hub of terrorism during roughly the same period this massive Somalian fraud scheme was initiated? Let’s don’t forget that ISIS itself was another terror group that was itself connected to Deep State skullduggery.

The ability of the Islamic State in Somalia to criminally exploit the Somalian diaspora in the United States for funding terrorism is eerily reminiscent of the vast criminal networks used by ISIS to fund its jihadist activities across the Levant. The global ambitions of this terror network indeed became evident in late 2018 when a Somali national was implicated in church bombing plot in Italy, linking his terror cell to Somalia.


Islamic State-Somalia: A Growing Global Terror Concern…

Growing Linkages to International Terror

Islamic State-Somalia’s international ambitions were noticeable relatively early in its existence. The international composition of Islamic State-Somalia’s fighters provides it with opportunities to plot international terror, for example by sending foreign fighters to carry out attacks back in their home countries or having those foreign fighters provide online coaching to extremists back in their home countries to carry out attacks. As will be outlined below, there are indicators that Islamic State-Somalia is eyeing attacks outside Somalia.

In late 2018, just three years after Islamic State-Somalia’s foundation, a 20-year-old Somali national identified as Omar Mohsin Ibrahim (known as Anas Khalil during his time fighting for the Islamic State in Libya) was arrested in the southern Italian city of Bari for plotting to bomb churches, particularly in Vatican City. He was allegedly in contact with members of the Islamic State in Somalia, specifically “one of its operational cells.”

The plan reportedly was to make rudimentary improvised explosive devices (IEDs) and place them in various churches around Italy, beginning with the bombing of St. Peter’s Basilica. According to the United Nations Panel of Experts on Somalia, the “Vatican plot represents the first instance in which ISIL elements in Somalia were directly linked to an attempted terrorist attack outside the country.”

However, according to the same U.N. panel, “intercepted communications indicate that ‘Anas Khalil’ devised the plan to plant a bomb in St. Peter’s Basilica in Rome on 25 December, Christmas Day, of his own accord and was not directly tasked by ISIL operatives outside the country.”Nevertheless, stored in Omar Mohsin Ibrahim’s phone contacts were entries corresponding with several key leaders of Islamic State-Somalia ostensibly to seek guidance and support in this effort (though ultimately the exact nature of any conversations was unclear). The stored phone contacts included Abdullahi Mohamud Yusuf, or Al-Majerteni (different from the other ‘al-Majerteni’ mentioned above), one of the top leaders in Islamic State-Somalia prior to his arrest earlier in 2018. So although it is probable that Khalil’s Vatican plot was not directly ordered by the Islamic State’s leaders in Somalia, it seems likely that its leadership, particularly Al-Majerteni, was in the know given the likely communication between the plotter and the group.

Several years later, there were renewed links between the group and global terror plotting. In March 2024, Swedish authorities arrested four individuals in the Stockholm suburb of Tyresö for preparing “terrorism offenses.” A few weeks later, a Somali imam in the same city was arrested as part of the same attack plotting. Further investigations into this cell revealed links to Islamic State-Somalia, though it remains unclear at the time of publication if Islamic State-Somalia directly oversaw or tasked the cell with the attack plot. While the exact nature of what the cell was in the midst of planning is opaque, Swedish authorities stated this cell was also linked to a May 2024 shooting at the Israeli embassy in Sweden and was integrally connected to criminal gangs in Tyresö and its surroundings and actively seeking to recruit from them. The Swedish cell was also reportedly in contact with and guided other pro-Islamic State individuals in Europe, specifically an individual in Spain who sought to target Jewish individuals.

It is noteworthy that Abdulqadir Mumin himself once lived in Gothenburg, Sweden, in the early 2000s, where he was the imam at a local mosque and investigated there for extremism. Islamic State financial receipts reviewed by the Bridgeway Foundation also documented significant transfers from Sweden to East Africa between 2017 and 2018 — by members of the Somali diaspora — which were also directed by the Islamic State nodes in both Kenya and the Middle East.96 The Swedish case illustrates the potential for Islamic State-Somalia to use diaspora communities in the West to carry out attacks, much as al-Qa`ida used British Pakistanis for attack plotting in the United Kingdom in the 2000s and ISK has used Central Asians in Europe in recent years….