๐จ๐บ๐ธ DOGE ACCOUNT CONNECTS THE DOTS: FROM BLACK HAWK DOWN TO MINNESOTA FRAUD, 30 YEARS IN THE MAKING
The official DOGE State account just dropped a brutal history lesson.
October 3, 1993. Mogadishu, Somalia. US elite forces, Delta operators and Rangers, drop in for what was supposed to be a 30-minute raid to capture lieutenants of warlord Mohamed Farrah Aidid, who was hijacking UN food aid.
Things went sideways fast.
Somali militias with RPGs blasted two Black Hawk helicopters out of the sky.
A quick op turned into an 18-hour urban nightmare.
Block-by-block fighting against thousands.
18 US troops killed. 73 wounded.
Somali losses in the hundreds.
The worst part: mobs dragged American bodies through the streets, mutilating and parading them on television.
Images that horrified the world and crushed US public support overnight.
Clinton pulled forces out by 1994.
Then came resettlement.
Tens of thousands of Somalis brought to the US throughout the '90s.
Major communities built in Minnesota and Ohio.
Fast forward 30 years.
Those same communities are now ground zero for the largest fraud scandal in American history.
$9 billion allegedly siphoned from Minnesota alone.
Daycare schemes.
Nutrition program fraud.
Money sent to Kenya and allegedly to Al-Shabaab.
DOGE's point: These policies have consequences that span decades.
From Black Hawk Down to the Quality Learing Center.
The thread is longer than most realize.
Source: HistoryState, Slate, PBS
Video: @WarMonitorClips
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