Squid Ink Sammy @squiddinc

1. Probably just trolling 2. A 4channer in a reddit world 3. I will never need to hire a lawyer to defend myself Trollheim Joined June 2024

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Squid Ink Sammy @squiddinc

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@JoeBiden @littlebrown The only thing you have done for the last 6 years is have your home health aide feed you applesauce in between your naps.

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Squid Ink Sammy @squiddinc

6 hours ago

Meet Kaitlyn E. Tracey, 33, of canada, and her equally low IQ loser husband, Matthew Geroni. Kaitlyn has the habit of assaulting minors who wear patriotic clothing in America.

New York Post @nypost

13 hours ago

Canadian woman slaps teen over Trump clothing on Jersey Shore boardwalk; now charged and in ICE custody trib.al/oKrp8sf

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Squid Ink Sammy @squiddinc

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@nypost BASED AF; deport all Canadians to their third world shit hole

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Squid Ink Sammy @squiddinc

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@AP Hell yeah

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New York Post @nypost

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Chuck Schumer appears to let loose huge fart on Senate floor trib.al/CYKIQId

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Squid Ink Sammy @squiddinc

11 hours ago

@itslunara0z No

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Fahima Egeh Mahamud, former CEO of Future Leaders Early Learning Center in Minneapolis, has pleaded guilty in federal court to wire fraud and conspiracy to defraud the United States after admitting to defrauding both Minnesota's Child Care Assistance Program and the federal Feeding Our Future nutrition program. Mahamud fraudulently obtained more than $4.6 million through false child care assistance claims and another $850,000 by falsely claiming to serve thousands of meals through Feeding Our Future. Her day care, located near George Floyd Square, gained national attention after appearing in a viral video by YouTuber Nick Shirley, which prompted state investigations into child care centers across Minnesota. The center later closed in January. Under her plea agreement, Mahamud faces a recommended sentence of 27–33 months in prison, although the federal judge can impose a higher or lower sentence. She has been released on conditional bond while awaiting sentencing, which has not yet been scheduled.