If the Indians have all our key info (birthdate, ss#, banking info), wouldn't it be easy for them to, overnight, take out mortgages in our names and scamper off into the ether with the money, leaving us to pay off the debt?
Replying to @CulturalAlan
Sorry to hear that... there is life after corporate tech. You just have to find it
Replying to @TheMaineWire
Someone should be going to jail for this
Replying to @ChillMode2345
of course they are ... but we will continue to ramp up purchases from them. We just don't know any better
Replying to @RedPillRabbit
On the bright side, you will probably win a whole lot of money... you were right about everything else... you'll probably be right about this too
Interesting observations on corporate America since the Indians have arrived en masse. I have a hint for you, this guy gets the "shit end of the stick."
I’ve worked as a janitor in a massive Fortune 500 company’s headquarters for the last 25 years (nepo hire). For the first ten years I worked at the company the men’s room was always clean and easy to maintain. Worst you would get is maybe a couple of drops of piss dribble in front of the urinals from careless shakes, some shit stains in the bowls from greasy shits on the IT floor when they had been pulling all nighters and living off pizza, or soap in the counter when someone got overenthusiastic with the pump.
The women’s bathroom was always the bane of my existence because they would flush sanitary products, cause plugs, and would continue to use the plugged toilet until a mountain of shit and piss formed. That began to change about a decade ago when an Indian guy got hired in C suite, and slowly we started getting Indian managers on all floors. It started with unflushed shitters, but as more and more of them came in it steadily got worse. What used to be a gross, but ultimately low stress reasonably paying job has become a nightmare. The IT floor is the absolute worst.
They will not sit on the toilet and instead stand on the seat to squat. They frequently have explosive diarrhea, which, combined with their habit of squatting, means shit splatters on the seat, floors, and walls. They do not even attempt to clean the mess they made which means the next guy to stand and squat ends up stepping in their assblast and tracking it all over the floor when he walks out of the stall. They wipe with their hands and not the provided paper, I know this because finding shit covered handprints sliding down the walls of the stall is now a daily occurrence.
For some reason, despite not washing their hands near as I can tell, they frequently break open the soap dispenser and steal the giant bags of soap they are connected to. My team and I are the only non-IT employees who will enter the IT floor now, and the turnover is so high that I can’t get a single FNG to stay more than a month. I am considering leaving myself after a quarter century and my entire employment history being with this one company. I am in hell and it smells like feces & microwaved curry.
Replying to @Corpfessions
This is a marvelous anecdote of the Indian invasion. Thank you for sharing!!!
Replying to @RedPillRabbit
this makes sense they are infected in a major way. Colleges can hire as many Indian techies as they want.
Replying to @RedPillRabbit
Yup ... nothing is worth Infinity Indians sh!tting in the streets, especially if there is no tax base to support the whole cleanup effort
Replying to @Aethelleas
This is what happened at my company too. AI means just Another Indian
Why do we allow these people in our country? It seems like we are helpless ... we just blindly bring in all these people, give them access to our most private data systems, and they proceed to take everything
🚨 HOLY CRAP! An Indian man has just been ARRESTED on a FEDERAL criminal complaint that he defrauded a bank out of nearly $100 million dollars, FA US Attorney Bill Essayli says
Mahender Makhijani, 44, faces up to 30 YEARS in prison
He came to the US from India and is now FAFOing thanks to the DOJ's MASSIVE focus on fraud 🔥
KEEP THE ARRESTS COMING!
Essayli:
"Makhijani controlled Cantor Group V LLC, a Newport Beach-based company that had a lending agreement requiring it to pledge only first-lien real estate loans to the victim bank.
Makhijani falsified title policies from September 2024 to April 2025 to make it appear Cantor held first-lien positions when other creditors were ahead. Makhijani and a subordinate forged documents in Adobe, altered metadata, and submitted the falsified records to the victim bank, while also providing misleading explanations during calls and in spreadsheets.
If convicted, Makhijani faces a statutory maximum sentence of 30 years in federal prison. He is expected to make his initial appearance this afternoon in U.S. District Court in Santa Ana, California. All defendants are presumed innocent until convicted in court.
Our nation’s economy and welfare depend on a healthy banking system. When lenders are deceived, it has downstream effects on consumers and businesses."
Replying to @RedPillRabbit
Hahahahaha!!!! Wait .. the big question is what you're going to tweet next. Could you provide your biggest supporters some advanced warning - before you put out a general tweet?
Replying to @RedPillRabbit
Trolls be trolling and scammers be scamming. Haters be hating
Replying to @EmmaQuinnsgm2
I am feeling that way so are a lot of my friends. How did it get like this? Did it start in Covid? Do we spend too much time investigating the libs, to figure out their next move? We should be working together, meeting with eachother and planning our own moves.
Replying to @RedPillRabbit
I don't know how you do it or where you get your info - but whatever you say always comes true!!!



