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Gym E-Whore Gets Checked     (files.catbox.moe)
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First Contact     (files.catbox.moe)
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She has pretty red hair     (files.catbox.moe)
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I had a great day today!     (whatever)
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Took the day off from work, which is hard to do on Saturdays because it’s a great day for sales and I do like working on Saturday. But, I had shit I needed to do at home. It was 67* in sunny Nor Cal and I spent the day disking the field, spraying the weeds, blowing the leaves and cleaning the chicken coop and run. I got some much needed sun on my White ass and I feel so much better than all of the days leading up to today.
I had been suffering from some serious four wall syndrome, working six days a week in a fucking building. My background is construction, so I’m not used to this indoor shit, even after 9 years. But, it’s mine and I make more money than I ever have, so all is good.
Just have to break away now and then.
Finna bake some salmon with peppers and onions. Might do a pasta alongside.
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Doctor tells super fatty she doesn't have to eat anything because she's eaten enough to carry her through the next 4 years     (youtube.com)
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1992 LA Riots Footage     (files.catbox.moe)
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Netflix Terminator remake coming soon     (files.catbox.moe)
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Trump Embarrasses The Gov Of Maine To Her Face And Threatens Her To Obey Federal Laws Banning Men From Women's Sports     (vidmax.com)
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Shaq PhD     (i.redd.it)
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Pole or hole     (pomf2.lain.la)
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Legal minds of reddit concur. Killing Trump is their legal duty.     (www.reddit.com)
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Bird flu "The price of 12 eggs, large in Mexico City is $2.54"     (www.expatistan.com)
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https://www.expatistan.com/price/eggs/mexico-city/USD

Odd that bird flu only effects the US.
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Japan telling the UN to fuck off      (x.com)
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Imagine being this zogged     (files.catbox.moe)
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RFK JR GONNA BAN VEGETABLES OILS      (AnonTalk)
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right?
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Sheboon starves niglet to death, leaves it in the fridge for three months like leftover takeout     (youtu.be)
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https://youtu.be/9aMlYO9SHCA

Horrifying what they do away from the supervision of Whites.
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Climate Change Narrative, It's All A Scam!     (pomf2.lain.la)
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primary reason why Microsoft removed WordPad, as it means users will now be pushed to purchase a subscription that includes Word Online if they lack one.      (www.reddit.com)
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Social Security’s Multi-Billion Dollar Overpayment Scandal     (government)
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The Social Security Administration (SSA) has done it again. Between 2020 and 2023, the agency overpaid beneficiaries by a staggering $32.8 billion. That’s billion with a B.

- $13.6 billion in overpayments under the Old-Age, Survivors, and Disability Insurance (OASDI) program.
- $19.2 billion in improper Supplemental Security Income (SSI) payments.

The primary culprit? Bureaucratic incompetence and a reporting system that assumes beneficiaries will flag their own ineligibility. If you’re not already laughing, you should be.

Overpayments Assessed in Fiscal Years 2020 Through 2023

https://oig.ssa.gov/assets/uploads/062405.pdf

The Anatomy of the Scam

SSI recipients got hit hardest.

- 85% of SSI overpayments were due to unreported changes in income, resources, or living arrangements.
- 51% of those were due to unreported earnings.
- 25% stemmed from unreported eligibility-affecting events (disability cessation, incarceration, excess resources).
- 2% came from SSA computation errors — because even when the government controls the calculator, it still gets the math wrong.

OASDI overpayments weren’t much better.

- 72% were due to beneficiaries failing to report changes in work status or medical conditions.
- 36% resulted from unreported disability cessations or violations of the Substantial Gainful Activity (SGA) rule.
- 4% were payments made after death. (Yes, SSA keeps sending checks to the deceased. If you ever needed proof of the zombie economy, here it is.)
- 3% went to fraudsters or aliens living abroad for more than six months.
- 9% came from computation errors, cross-program recovery, or other nebulous ‘miscellaneous’ reasons.

The ‘Solutions’ That Solve Nothing

Let’s be real. SSA’s response to overpayments has been, at best, sluggish, and at worst, outright sadistic. The same agency that mistakenly gives away billions has no problem aggressively demanding repayments from struggling seniors and disabled Americans — sometimes years after the fact.

- SSA’s automated letters threaten beneficiaries with payment cuts or legal action if they don’t pay back funds they likely spent on rent and medication.
- The agency lacks real-time data integration, meaning it often discovers overpayments years after they’ve occurred.
- The process to appeal an overpayment demand is so slow and convoluted that many beneficiaries simply give up — because SSA’s favorite trick is running out the clock.

And let’s not forget the “tech upgrades” that are supposed to fix these problems.

- SSA’s Disability Case Processing System (DCPS) was a $300 million disaster that didn’t work.
- A $1.1 billion data center in Maryland was obsolete before it even went online.
- In 2017, hackers stole personal data from 700,000 beneficiaries via SSA’s MySocialSecurity portal. The agency downplayed it.

Congress: The Real Beneficiaries of the Broken System

Congressional oversight? Please. Lawmakers hold hearings where SSA officials get grilled, but nothing happens. Ever. And here’s why:

- SSA is a revolving door for corporate contractors and bureaucrats who get fat off no-bid contracts and bloated IT projects.
- The government siphons Social Security trust fund surpluses into the general budget, spending the money on everything except what it was meant for.
- Wall Street loves the dysfunction because it fuels arguments for privatization, letting financial firms dip their hands into the $2.9 trillion Social Security reserve like raccoons in a trash bin.

The Simple Fix? Automation and Real Consequences

Here’s the thing — this problem has a fix, but it’s one that politicians and bureaucrats don’t like because it disrupts their grift.

1. Automate real-time data feeds: If banks can flag a suspicious $600 transaction in your checking account, SSA can track employment and income changes in real time. No excuses.
2. Hold SSA accountable for its own mistakes: If the agency overpays someone, they should eat the loss, not claw it back from people barely scraping by.
3. Crack down on fraud where it actually happens: That means less harassment of seniors over minor reporting errors and more resources targeting the firms and officials enabling the real theft.

But don’t hold your breath. The system isn’t broken. It’s working exactly as intended — for those running it.

The report, titled “Overpayments Assessed in Fiscal Years 2020 Through 2023,” provides an analysis of overpayments made by the Social Security Administration (SSA) under the Old-Age, Survivors, and Disability Insurance (OASDI) and Supplemental Security Income (SSI) programs. The key findings and details are as follows:

Total Overpayments: Between FY 2020 and 2023, SSA issued approximately $32.8 billion in overpayments, with $13.6 billion attributed to OASDI and $19.2 billion to SSI.

SSI Overpayments:

- Primary Cause: 85% of SSI overpayments were due to beneficiaries failing to report changes in income, resources, living arrangements, or other eligibility-affecting information. The remaining 15% were due to undetermined reasons or SSA computation errors.
- Breakdown:
- 51% were due to unreported earnings or income.
- 25% were due to unreported information affecting eligibility (e.g., disability cessation, incarceration, or excess resources).
- 9% were due to unreported changes in living arrangements or in-kind support.
- 13% were due to undetermined reasons (multiple factors).
- 2% were due to SSA computation errors.

OASDI Overpayments:

- Primary Cause: 72% of OASDI overpayments were due to beneficiaries failing to report changes in work status, income, or medical conditions. The remaining 28% were due to other reasons.
- Breakdown:
- 36% were due to disability cessation or unreported substantial gainful activity (SGA).
- 23% were due to the annual earnings test (retirement beneficiaries earning above thresholds).
- 4% were due to payments made after a beneficiary’s death.
- 3% were due to unreported government payments (e.g., workers’ compensation or pensions).
- 3% were due to fraud or aliens living outside the U.S. for over 6 months.
- 2% were due to incarceration or parole violations.
- 11% were due to cross-program recovery (e.g., SSI debts) or cross-benefit adjustments.
- 9% were due to computation or other errors.
- 7% were due to unspecified reasons.

Challenges and Recommendations:

- SSA relies heavily on beneficiaries and third parties to report changes affecting eligibility, leading to delays in identifying overpayments.
- The lack of automated real-time data feeds contributes to the issue, requiring significant resources to assess and recover overpayments.
- SSA’s reliance on manual processes places a burden on both employees and beneficiaries, who must repay overpayments.

The report highlights the need for improved data integration and automation to reduce overpayments and streamline recovery processes. SSA’s dependence on self-reporting and delayed information from external sources remains a significant challenge.

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East London councillor accused of trying to get 16-year-old girl to drop rape allegation     (www.standard.co.uk)
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An upgoat's deepest insecurity      (pomf2.lain.la)
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Axe the IRS and FED     (www.zerohedge.com)
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Amazing 3 minute film to educate the uniformed about a nations debt slavery and how to throw off the bankers and why the Jews then start wars. Recommend people watch this instead of 8 hours of "Europa the last battle"     (gab.com)
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How the Romans made lead pipes     (youtube.com)
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Jewish Pfizer CEO is booed by the crowd when introduced by Trump     (www.dailymail.co.uk)
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