The Indian Invasion: Seizing Texas Government from Within

From fraudulent hires to rigged votes, the hidden threat to the Lone Star State

Coverage of Indian ethnic nepotism, fraud, incompetence, and discrimination against Americans typically focuses on corporations and other private sector employers. However, Indians have also been infiltrating public sector jobs in various state and local governments. While I’ve discussed “Indian mafias” at federal contractors such as Boeing and Iron Mountain, Indians are now colonizing key positions in the civil service in Texas, which beyond being yet another field where they are using mob tactics to force Americans out of work, represents data security and public safety hazards.

Commenters on the Indian Question have noted how Texas is a major epicenter of Indian mass migration and fraud. Governor Greg Abbott and his close relationship with Indian government officials is typically blamed for this, with entire towns and neighborhoods in the state having been colonized by Indians, particularly in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. As I’ve learned recently, the invasion goes beyond Indians merely showing up en masse and taking American jobs; they have begun infiltrating every layer of government, even manipulating elections in order to subvert American democracy.

Indians Taking Over Texas State Government

A confidential source informed me that Indians have been taking over Texas’ Employees Retirement System, the agency that manages the retirement benefits of Texas state civil servants. As the source describes it, “over half of the employees and contractors” in many divisions of the ERS are Indian “and most of them lack what I’ll call ‘IT basics.’” The source further states: “I have seen their resumes, I have witnessed their ‘skills,’ and suspect a large number are flat out frauds.” The source attempted to notify other people in the civil service due to the obvious security concerns of having incompetent Indians managing state employee retirement benefits, but was “brushed off,” and also attempted to contact a major government watchdog organization but was also ignored due to “their POC for info like this [being] an ethnic Indian.”

The Texas Tribune website provides some information on this. According to their data on the ERS, 11 percent of their employees are Asian, but their data does not include contractors, nor does it break down who is employed in what sector.

Per the source’s suggestion, I have made an open records request to the ERS to obtain copies of resumes sent to its Information Systems division. I will update you all when I receive those records; the source said I would “see some horrendous and verbose documents.”

In any event, having barely-qualified Indians in charge of Texas state government IT represents a catastrophic data security risk. Beyond the potential for mishandling of sensitive financial data, the door is open for Indians to steal state employees’ information and either use it to scam people or sell it to hostile foreign states such as India, something which has already occurred in other industries.

Public Safety Risk: Indian H-1Bs Running Harris County IT Department

The Indian infiltration of Texas government extends to the local level. According to a source, Harris County’s IT department, known as Universal Services, is now under Indian control. This happened through the same mechanism as everywhere else: Indians get in charge and then start firing/laying off/driving off all the non-Indian employees, replacing them with H-1B cronies.

Harris County’s IT department is responsible for everything from law enforcement to flood control, and it’s now entirely run by Indians. To partially disguise this, Universal Services outsources a considerable amount of its workload to contractors, likely getting big kickbacks for doing so.

The Indians who seized control of Harris County’s vital infrastructure are Sindhu Menon and Girish Ramachandran:

According to my source, their credentials are fake and inflated and before coming to Houston, they ran a similar scam in Dallas. Menon is involved with the Greater Houston Nair Service Society, an advocacy group for the Nair, an Indian subgroup from southern India, and she typically hires exclusively from this group.

Harris County’s emergency infrastructure is now in the hands of incompetent, lying, scheming Indian H-1Bs. The next time there’s a serious flood or some other catastrophe, it wouldn’t surprise me if they screw everything up and people die. And of course, they also have access to the sensitive private information of citizens, opening the door to scams and data leaks.

How Indians Rigged the Vote in a Dallas Suburb and the Government Covered it Up

Indians are now manipulating democracy in Texas to deny actual Texans a voice. The city of Celina, Texas is installing cricket pitches (popular among Indians), over the objections of local residents and despite blatant fraud in the vote, at a cost of nearly $12 million in taxpayer money. This suggests fraud on the part of Indians.

A Celina resident reached out to me after making an FOIA request to obtain information on the project in question, the Wilson Creek Park project. He discovered, among other things:

• Voting on the 2023 survey was astroturfed, with a sudden influx of voters supporting cricket pitches when residents had previously been vocally opposed to building them. The city cannot provide evidence that the pro-cricket votes came from Celina residents.

• A large number of the pro-cricket comments posted followed a script. There was even a comment telling cricket supporters what, exactly, to post. This suggests interference from Indians outside of Celina.

• The resident was not able to replicate the survey data provided by the city or the FOIA request.

In short, it appears that Indians gamed the Celina survey to make it appear that residents supported installing cricket pitches despite their vocal opposition. Millions of taxpayer dollars are now going to be wasted on a municipal project only a handful of Indians want. The resident has reached out to Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton to investigate the Wilson Creek Park project as the city has dismissed his concerns.

When I originally reported on this in October, my report went viral on a Facebook page for Celina residents. In response to angry Celina residents demanding answers, Mayor Ryan Tubbs gave a non-response and then comments on the post were turned off:

This isn’t a good look and suggests the city of Celina has something to hide.

There’s Something Rotten in the State of Texas

The scale of demographic transformation in Texas caused by mass Indian immigration is to the point where it’s entirely possible the Dallas area is less white than traditional immigrant cities like New York City or Los Angeles. Numerous Texas residents have written to me about how so many Indians have moved into the state in recent years that whole cities are unrecognizable.

One reader describes his neighborhood in north Texas as having been 90 percent white only five years ago but is now 75 percent Indian. As he puts it, four years ago, “[s]ome Indian holy person came and blessed our neighborhood and immediately everything changed.” Prior to this, his town was described as somewhat rural/exurban, with a highly-rated school system. After the “Indian holy person” incident, real estate turned into a feeding frenzy of “10 or more families bidding for new homes.” He describes his son as having begun middle school in a class of roughly 250 people, but due to the sheer influx of Indians, he’s now in high school and is in a class of 550 people.

He describes the Indians in his town as refusing to assimilate and too cheap to pay the taxes necessary to expand the school system to accommodate all their children. Indians “vote down every bond measure to hire more teachers or build more classrooms” because [t]hey want the great schools but don’t want to pay for it…like I did for the last 15 years” and adds that they “scam.”

A friend of his recently moved from Tennessee to one of the towns in the Dallas/Fort Worth area but had to pull her kids out of the local school because of repeated lice outbreaks due to the poor hygiene of Indian students. She’s moving back to Tennessee as a result. He adds that he’s had difficulty finding work in his career field due to the Indian influx, stating that he’s “applied to hundreds of jobs some I’m even overqualified for, and NOTHING.”

Everything I’ve read and heard about from readers suggests that Texas is rapidly becoming unlivable as Indians colonize high-paid jobs and squeeze Texans out of their own neighborhood. This corruption must be investigated and the incompetent Indians deported before Texas is lost to those who actually built it.

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