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"I don't care about the money," Mohamud told a Toronto news conference Friday. "I'm only going to court so this never happen to another Canadian citizen."

Its not about the money she says, then says she is suing for 2.5 mil? WTF

Who would argue with that?

Well,

I do find it interesting that everyone assumes from an article that she IS doing only for the money... After seeing several interviews with her, and knowing my own motivations, I choose to look at it the other way. I think it's probably a case of both sides holding some merrit... retribution and prevention.


stl

Oh right, it never will be you.

Snide remarks aside you're probably right.

If you saw her passport photo you would be guessing too. It really didn't look like her. Plus she had one of those burka things on so that adds into the mix. I dont know why people are even allowed to have govt issued photos taken with that stuff on.

Dual citizenship is bullshit for one thing.

And the truth will set you free!

+1

Every once in a while around here I read something so intellectually stimulating that it gives me pause to stop and think for a day or two - just not this time.... Good grief.

stl

-1, keep it up and I'll make it -2 mister!

As I understand the system, you're voting on a comment, not on the thread. I could be wrong. The -1 I gave you was your lame attempt at an insult against someone(me) who didn't share your opinion on the matter.

Either you're a member of a country, or you're a member of another country. If you want to be a part of one, you should have to renounce your loyalty to the other.

The government says Suaad Hagi Mohamud gave wrong answers and contradictory information in three separate interviews with Canadian officials in Kenya last May, according to court documents filed in Federal Court. The documents were filed in response to a motion for costs by Mohamud's lawyer Raoul Boulakia.
In one interview with the Canadian High Commission in Nairobi, Mohamud indicated she was a student at Humber College and was studying fashion design. But in another interview, she denied it and said she was only thinking about going to school at Seneca College.
The documents allege she lacked knowledge about Toronto, where she had lived for 10 years. She couldn't name Lake Ontario, and even though she took public transit to work, she had trouble explaining the acronym TTC, the Toronto Transit Commission.
She didn't know that the acronym for her Toronto workplace, ATS, stood for Andlauer Transportation Services. She also couldn't name the current or previous prime minister and was unable to describe in any detail how she obtained her driver's licence.
The documents also allege she gave a wrong date for her son's birthday and couldn't provide details on the circumstances or place of his birth.
Mohamud also provided an incorrect date of her marriage, saying first that she was married in 2006, which contradicted the July 4, 1996, date on her immigration application. Mohamud divorced her first husband and married a Kenyan man in December 2007.
The Canadian High Commission officer who conducted the interviews said Mohamud looked different from her passport photo, that she was six or seven centimetres shorter than her driver's licence stated and that her signature wasn't the same.
By the end of the second hour-long interview, the officer suspected he was talking to an impostor, possibly Mohamud's younger sister, according to the documents.