“Congresswoman Ilhan Nur Said Elmi”
The most stunning part of the Rep. Ilhan Omar search warrant comes from an unusual place… the name.
The search warrant names her as Congresswoman Ilhan Nur Said Elmi aka Ilhan Abdullahi Omar.
What does this mean, why is it a big deal, and why does it matter?
One of the allegations is that Rep. Omar’s first husband, Ahmed Nur Said Elmi, was actually her brother, which also means that her entire family backstory is fake. Rep. Ilhan Omar’s real name was never Omar. The whole family took on a fake name as part of an immigration fraud scheme. And their real name is Elmi.
Can the Feds prove that? Putting “Congresswoman Ilhan Nur Said Elmi aka Ilhan Abdullahi Omar” is either trolling or a statement that is provable, and it’s inadvisable to troll a Democrat judge.
Now you may have seen talk that the feds have DNA evidence. What might that DNA evidence consist of?
A while back I wrote an article about the origins of Somali fraud, mass migration and the disastrous U.S. intervention in Somalia. Among other things, I noted that the government, suspecting Somalis of immigration fraud, began demanding DNA testing to prove family ties. We also know that Ahmed Nur Said Elmi pulled his immigration marriage filing when the government asked for more evidence. It’s possible that the government already had DNA on file for some members of the Elmi/Omar family.
Rep. Ilhan Nur Said Elmi, or whatever the hell her name is, went on MSNOW to challenge the claims in a sweaty and nervous interview in which she managed to dismiss the idea that she had married a relative with… “Not to my knowledge”. Then she responds with a rambling answer about some unknown Somalis and ‘right-wing conspiracy theorists’.
You don’t have to be a lawyer to figure out that’s not a good sign.
Article posted with permission from Daniel Greenfield
