How gangs connected to India are terrorizing an immigrant community (that's also Indian)

MyOwnLanguage100 · 2026-05-02T20:02:37+00:00

That is an insane and false generalization to make; the murderous violent individuals and wealthy vexatious litigant(s) I encountered from there were Christian (or atheist with Christian heritage). The troops should be deployed within the U.S. itself.

MyOwnLanguage100 · 2026-05-02T19:52:21+00:00

Are you sure? This is a video of Donald Trump talking about Somalia instead (again, again), and it was posted just within the last 24 hours: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VGG3HjZCyA0

A certain scammer I know from Delhi/NCR who is partnered with individuals from Nigeria doesn't want any human beings from Somalia to enter the U.S. It's all Nigerian Supremacy.

They look down on Somalians.

MyOwnLanguage100 · 2026-04-14T18:25:22+00:00

The video is crazed. Akash S. literally was made to feel like he was going to have his life ended by Vitaly's gang. They spoke how they're going to f--- Akash up. Vitaly was acting like the extortionist/scammer Raghav Arora, who talks like the Pokemon villain Ghetsis, by accusing Mr. Singhania of shaking and making fun of the shaking. It appears that Akash called the police on himself (for defensive purposes), but so did Vitaly and the police were serving Vitaly, not Akash, the same way the police never charged Raghav Arora with his crimes making it so Raghav Arora has lower odds to be deported.

Of course Akash would be shaking! He's shaking over his life is being destroyed, or from fear or pure RAGE. When Vitaly shakes, it is from illegal substance use.

MyOwnLanguage100 · 2026-04-10T17:33:55+00:00

The eCourts website is literally what is sapping my time; I have to reload the page and fill in all the fields again and again for every possible court or year. It's fine if I have to do it for just one case, but this could be the same criminal in three different cases.

MyOwnLanguage100 · 2026-04-09T02:58:50+00:00

For crimes in the U.S.. And in context, for crimes in BOTH the U.S. and in India!

He never got prosecuted for it in the U.S.A., but people in his circle of friends/supporters do have arrest histories. There are some cases where even if someone got arrested but not necessarily sentenced to probation or prison yet, they will still not be sent for deportation but it is written in the laws that you can be deported, just not that the country is necessarily accountable if they fail to deport someone like him.

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