Moor on Omar


Posted On: Thursday - October 22nd 2026 10:30AM MST
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  Immigration Stupidity  Female Stupidity  Legal Stupidity



There are various flavors, if you will, of stupidity that we would surely like to cover here, and variety is the spice of life blogs. Right now, though, we've got to get back to our Somalitainment and another episode of the Omar Tyler Moor show.

I haven't got my heart set on jail time or deportation actually happening on the show. However, the latest utterances out of Mrs. Omar have been awfully suspicion-inducing. (Just as with Mary Tyler Moore, she's got a different show name - anyone remember?)

OK, just to keep you up from previous episodes, there has been the birth year change. Omar had her US Congressional staffers do that, as, at this level of visibility, someone might check that she DIDN'T enter America as a minor. That's important.

Even more important, as it would make the first question moot, is whether her Dad the Somalian warlord has been naturalized AT ALL. There is some type of "certificate of non-existence" around. Proving a negative is not usually easy, but this is a letter from the USCIS Archive branch (don't quote me on all details) that asserts that no record could be found.

Then, there's the marriage to her brother, some sort of crime in itself, but a bigger one as related to immigration fraud. Mrs. Omar's been asked about this before an number of times. Her answers have been in the negative, but her latest answer, since she has resurfaced is... not so legally... sound?

As PJ Media's Matt Margolis describes it, Ilhan Omar’s Answer on Marrying Her Brother Was Just Painfully Bad. I'm gonna go backwards in the article for suspense:
Consider the record. In 2016, Omar said the allegations were "absurd and offensive." In 2018, she broadly denied them to the Associated Press, insisting the claims were “disgusting lies.”
Now, the story is:
And the setting literally couldn't have been friendlier. MS NOW host Chris Hayes was clearly running a softball interview designed to help her, and on Wednesday he lobbed the obvious question, asking whether there was any "weird kernel of truth" to the long-running claim that her ex-husband, Ahmed Nur Said Elmi, is actually her brother.

"Not to my knowledge," Omar said.
Yeah, that might be something a lawyer would have told her to say, but he should be fired. "Not to my knowledge" works fairly well for some minor memories one wants to lie about has forgotten. She was asked whether she had married her brother.

What is it that she might not be knowledgeable about? Is it whether this Ahmed Nur Said Elmi is her brother? Is it whether she married him or not? Or is it that she's has no knowledge of what a "kernel of truth" means? Is she not knowledgeable about what is weird and what isn't? Now, I can believe THAT! Yes, Omar, marrying your brother is weird here. You have to go back.




PS: All that is just about the immigration fraud. Then there's all the financial scamming. From the same article:
Pressed on her finances, Omar had the audacity to claim she's "working class" and lives "paycheck to paycheck." Even there, she's clearly lying. Documents she filed had suggested a combined net worth of roughly $30 million with her husband. Of course, she later claimed it was a mistake and revised the figure downward. The D.C. U.S. Attorney’s Office is now investigating those finances separately.
Oh, that was 30 million in Somalian money. She had no knowledge of the exchange rate... plus, it was in a suitcase, last seen at the TSA line at MSP... and it's gone...

Comments:
Moderator
Thursday - October 22nd 2026 5:36PM MST
PS: "She could have gone Clintonian and said something like, “That depends on how weird your definition of weird is.”

Yes, I was thinking of the Clinton's "depends on what the meaning of 'is' is" when I wrote this, believe it or not. I couldn't remember whether that was Bill or the Hildabeast.

AI reminded me - it was Bill in 1998 in his Grand Jury testimony.

I see that pirate flag of yours!
Moderator
Thursday - October 22nd 2026 2:34PM MST
PS: "Who can take a nonexistent [birth] day and suddenly make it all seem worthwhile?"

LOL!

No keyboard on me, so that's all I got right now.
The Alarmist
Thursday - October 22nd 2026 1:17PM MST
PS

She could have gone Clintonian and said something like, “That depends on how weird your definition of weird is.”

As for the $30m or whatever it was, you can take it to the bank, as she and hubby no doubtedly did, to support a fraudulent loan application. Probably a SBA guaranteed loan at that.

🏴‍☠️

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J1234
Thursday - October 22nd 2026 12:13PM MST
PS:
"....she DIDN'T enter America as a minor. That's important."

Who can take a nonexistent [birth] day and suddenly make it all seem worthwhile?
Adam Smith
Thursday - October 22nd 2026 11:38AM MST
PS: 🙂

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Moderator
Thursday - October 22nd 2026 11:33AM MST
PS: Agreed, Adam.
Adam Smith
Thursday - October 22nd 2026 11:17AM MST
PS: Good afternoon, Achmed!

If I still believed in the concept of "government" then I would propose a strict limit on so-called "government" employment to those who are natural born citizens. (Real, three legged stool citizens, à la Vattel.) No immigrants allowed. At all. Ever. For any reason. (The way things are today, I wouldn't even let anyone mow grass, wash windows or push a broom for any so-called "government" or any municipal corporation unless they could prove that all four of their grandparents and both of their parents are natural born citizens completely unencumbered by any dual citizenship or dual loyalty.)

Just one of the many, many changes I would make if it were in my power to do so.

Just sayin' ☮️

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