The first story is that Wakefield really conducted fraudulent research, and he did nothing in the film to address any of the concerns about all the discrepancies in his research.
But is his budget really the most fraudulent in American history?
But really, what was fraudulent?
[Laughs] And the reason they do that is because it just makes them look like they're really corrupt and fraudulent, wasteful of money and defrauding the public, and actually not--and I basically accused them, and I do that publicly, of trading the security of everybody in the United States and the free world for money.
I'm betting that Marathon does not really care if this was a fraudulent transfer or not.
Jonathan Jansen, the first non-white vice-chancellor of the University of the Free State, says that at least three-quarters of South Africa's 23 higher-education establishments are "fraudulent and bad, not really universities at all".
"This is really in our view a giant fraudulent conveyance, where money was paid out to executives at firms that were fatally undercapitalized," said Daniel Pedrotty, director of the A.F.L.-C.I.O. office of investment.
They may be simply aimed at getting your attention and business through enticing (and fraudulent) offers of a really big tax refund.
Participants described feeling stigmatized and fraudulent: …I'm really struggling, but because of people's expectations and their perceptions and you don't want to ruin that, you don't want people to start thinking "oh well, you know, [unclear 1.02.47], we don't employ people with disabilities because this is what happens" (Female C, age 40, FG1).
"It's always easy to sell an investment -- real or fraudulent -- when it's earned really high returns recently," Barber said.
