Found one for Employment Insurance in Canada … works out to less than 1% for 2017-18.

Public accounts documents released this month list more than 104,000 incidents of fraudulent EI claims totalling almost $177 million in the 2017-18 fiscal year.

EI spending between April 2017 and March 2018 topped $19.7 billion. The value of fraudulent claims amounted to less than one per cent of total spending.

https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/employment-insurance-ei-fraud-1.4876688

Sorry, I can’t even remember what kind of program it was for. My ADHD just picked up on the number and logged it into my brain without a reference point.

Gimme a bit and I’ll see if I can find it.

Yup. Afaik those numbers run across the board, although I have seen an insanely low number for one Ontario social program a few years back (like 0.68% found to be scamming).

His sacrifice of his life means that his ideology and fight will live on in others who follow his footsteps.

How do you think Jesus became so well known?

I probably should be as well, but I just don’t have the fight left in me anymore.

Maybe someone can explain to me why it’s easier to fight for someone else vs ourselves, 'cause it’s gd annoying as hell.

Problem is the rules aren’t enforced on everyone. Just us peons face the full extent of them.

The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men do nothing.

Navalny did something whether you approve of it or not.

That disheveled asshole you had in charge wouldn’t be capable of caring if his life depended on it.

The preponderance of shitty world leaders (over the last 40 years or so) is fucking depressing. :/

There are three basic principles that continue to set UN peacekeeping operations apart as a tool for maintaining international peace and security.

These three principles are inter-related and mutually reinforcing:

-Consent of the parties
-Impartiality
-Non-use of force except in self-defence and defence of the mandate

https://peacekeeping.un.org/en/principles-of-peacekeeping

… with troops obeying UN operational control

That says the UN controls the troops.

They are not an army, they are a peacekeeping force.

They are also under UN rules, not their own nation’s.

If the UN decides they can choose to stay or leave, that’s what happens.

So a bit more info on this … if you look up the average of the demographic that tries to game a system it usually sits somewhere between 2-5%. Unfortunately the powers that be have decided that even tho 95-98% of people follow the rules, everyone has to be vetted (and often denied) so the ‘bad’ ones can be filtered out.

Untold b/trillions are spent doing this, far surpassing what it would cost to just have basic vetting where people in need would be able to access funds/services within 30 days.

Edit to add – This is ONLY good for individuals. All corporate entities should be held to a minimum wait of 6 months to be completely vetted.

Yup. There is little difference in Canada (except for universal healthcare, which is decimated across the board rn).

That does not mean they work under military rules. They are under UN control, and the UN is a peacekeeping force. It is not a nation state military force.

The UN isn’t a military organization. It is a peacekeeping org and as such is not bound by the same operational rules as an army would be.

Honestly, if they were that far ahead they wouldn’t be going nuts with the voter removal bullshit.

The orange asshole is scared he may not win, so is hedging his bets by having Black, Brown, unhoused and poor people removed (this list is who often doesn’t have so-called ‘proper ID’).

Because it’s their own life at stake and they should always have the choice.

This has absolutely nothing to do with Israel.

Please stay on topic.

Your lips are moving and you’re complaining.

Poor you.

But him knowing that and continuing to fight until his last breath is fucking amazing.

I’m pretty sure I couldn’t do the same.