Topic: Care Homes

Independent creator Nick Shirley investigates numerous Somali-run healthcare and childcare facilities in Minneapolis suspected of being fronts for financial fraud. Shirley documents buildings containing multiple LLCs with no visible medical activity, suggesting tens of millions of dollars are being funneled through these entities. The lack of mainstream media coverage on these specific local operations is highlighted.

Bulgarian officials rescued 75 residents from "houses of horror" where elderly people were allegedly beaten and sedated. In a separate story, a Russian scientist was detained in an ICE facility in Louisiana for allegedly smuggling frog embryos into the U.S. The hosts note a pattern of suspicious stories involving researchers being sent to detention centers in Louisiana.

A "boots on the ground" report reveals that the Biden administration's announcement of free nursing home care for all World War II veterans was misleading. The VA later updated the eligibility requirements to include only those with specific service-connected disabilities. The hosts criticize the administration for making promises to the remaining 250,000 veterans that are not being fully honored.

A funeral director from Milton Keynes, UK, alleges that the British government and hospitals utilized the sedative Midazolam to euthanize elderly patients in care homes during the COVID-19 pandemic. He claims he was scripted by the BBC early in the pandemic to exaggerate death counts and notes a 1000% increase in Midazolam purchases coinciding with a spike in care home deaths where no doctors were present.

The UK Home Office, led by Jackie Smith, included American radio host Michael Savage on a list of individuals banned from entering the country. Savage was listed alongside terrorists and war criminals for alleged "hate speech." The hosts suggest the ban was orchestrated by the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CARE) as payback for a previous legal dispute Savage won against the organization.