Whats wrong with clown semen??
Originally posted by Robtard
I like Deano too. Though he was funnier when he was in his David Icke phase and ranting about the invisible reptilian overlords.
Unfortunately these entities exist, although they may not be what Icke claims 🙁
Originally posted by jaden_2.0
I like Deano despite the conspiracy stuff. He's a good lad.
Thanks mate.
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Pastor and Wife Gets Years in COVID Fraud Scheme
Neal Harris, 57, was sentenced on Monday, by U.S. District Judge Robert Wier, to 37 months in prison, for eight counts of wire fraud, for obtaining Economic Injury Disaster Loans under false pretenses.
His co-defendant, Kelly Harris, 64, was sentenced on July 2, 2024 to 46 months in prison, also for eight counts of wire fraud.
In March 2024, following a four-day jury trial, the Harrises were convicted of all the wire fraud charges against them.
According to the evidence at trial, from May 5th 2020 through July 25th 2020, the Harrises submitted materially false applications to the Small Business Administration to obtain Economic Injury Disaster Loans for five businesses they claimed were impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.
In total, they claimed to run five businesses that had done a total of $1.4 million in business in 2019. In reality, none of the businesses were operational in 2019.
The only business that existed prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, Ruby Bailey Family Service Center, had been dissolved in 2019. Despite this, the Harrises sought more than $450,000 in loans to which they were not entitled.
They obtained $357,600 in disaster relief funds from the SBA for three of the businesses. A local bank detected the fraud in August 2020 and secured the funds remaining in the business accounts.
After the bank returned the fraudulently obtained funds, Neal and Kelly Harris then submitted additional fraudulent documentation to the SBA, attempting to get these funds back. At sentencing, both defendants were found to have obstructed justice by testifying falsely at the trial.
Under federal law, the Harrises must serve 85 percent of their prison sentence. Upon his release from prison, he will be under the supervision of the U.S. Probation Office for two years.
Fake Doctor Gets Three Years for Scam COVID Cure
A United States District Court Judge sentenced a Utah County man Monday, who posed as a fake doctor, to three years' imprisonment and one year of supervised release after he scammed consumers looking to heal a variety of ailments, including Coronavirus.
In March, on the second day of trial, Gordon Hunter Pedersen, 64, of Cedar Hills, Utah pleaded guilty to committing mail fraud and introduction of misbranded drugs into interstate commerce with intent to defraud and mislead.
According to court documents, and statements made at the change of plea hearing, Pedersen posed as a practicing medical doctor, lied about his credentials, and exaggerated the palliative abilities of his consumer products containing silver to make money.
Between 2012 and 2020, Pedersen orchestrated and executed an expansive scheme to sell his silver products under the pretense that they were a suitable and effective remedy for various illnesses and ailments including influenza, diabetes, arthritis, pneumonia, and the novel Coronavirus.
His fraudulent salesmanship generated thousands of dollars and his sales skyrocketed in 2020, when the COVID-19 pandemic began, and before approved vaccines were available.
Mr. Pedersen distributed his Silver Products through his company My Doctor Suggests, LLC, where he was 25% owner and the company spokesman and primary marketer.
In total, the known revenue of My Doctor Suggests related to this scheme is estimated around $6,110,473.
In addition, Pedersen committed mail fraud by using the United States Postal Service to deliver his silver products in furtherance and in execution of the scheme and his intent to defraud the consumer. His silver products included silver lozenges, silver probiotics, silver soap, silver mouthwash, and silver gel.
^Still amazing (and amusing) that the morons who won't take a vaccine because some mouthbreather on Youtube told them it was "Bill Gates' poison jab", always fall for these obvious scams.
All his silver remedies probably had zero silver and were made cheaply in China. Probably lead based, but no silver.