Welfare fraud

Yocheved (left, with lawyer) and Shimon Nussbaum leave the federal courthouse in Trenton on Monday following their initial appearance on benefits fraud charges. (Cristina Rojas | For NJ.com)

By Carolyn Yeager

The story emerging out of Lakewood, New Jersey paints a picture of greed and parasitism that cannot be brushed or argued away. It is clear as day that one group of people who consider themselves worthy of “special treatment” feel justified in subsidizing their religious way of life off the backs of the unholy goyim – who should toil for their benefit. Seven couples have been arrested so far, but many more arrests are said to be coming. Read on and you will see how it works, and how they defend themselves.

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TWO COUPLES HID MORE THAN $1.5 MILLION EACH while collecting tens of thousands of dollars in Medicaid and other benefits as part of an elaborate scheme in Lakewood NJ, according to criminal complaints filed against them by the FBI.