Guess!!! Covid test fraud caught on camera

[Cottonmouth]

Filthy shitskins of course. Fucking cheebye indian pigs.

 

[A Singaporean]

If Ah Nehs don't cheat I worry.

 

[syed putra]

If Ah Nehs don't cheat I worry.

Its a chinese virus. 8nfians are not frightened of it.

 

[shittypore]

Its a chinese virus. 8nfians are not frightened of it.

Every body cheats but Indians who cheats will always twist and turn their words that they are innocent and done no wrong, tats the difference.

 

[kaninabuchaojibye]

indians cheat the most of all races in this planet
god help sinkypura cos more covid clusters very soon cos of pap open leg policy letting them cum in

 

[syed putra]

Every body cheats but Indians who cheats will always twist and turn their words that they are innocent and done no wrong, tats the difference.

Chinese are biggest cheatest.
能骗就骗 ("if you can cheat, then cheat").

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      Deception 101

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CAMPUS CRISIS: A cheating ring at the University of Iowa demonstrates the damage being done by a booming East Asian industry on the U.S. higher education system. Some students hire companies to write application essays, help them game the SAT, and even do their college coursework. REUTERS/Koh Gui Qing

Deception 101
How an industry helps Chinese students cheat their way into and through U.S. colleges

• By Koh Gui Qing, Alexandra Harney, Steve Stecklow and James Pomfret
• Filed May 25, 2016, 6:30 p.m. GMT

Part Three: The University of Iowa suspects at least 30 Chinese students of having used ringers to take their exams. The case offers a look inside a thriving underground economy of cheating services aimed at the hundreds of thousands of Chinese kids applying to and attending foreign colleges.

IOWA CITY, Iowa – The advertisements were tailored for Chinese college students far from home, struggling with the English language and an unfamiliar culture.
Coaching services peppered the students with emails and chat messages in Chinese, offering to help foreign students at U.S. colleges do much of the work necessary for a university degree. The companies would author essays for clients. Handle their homework. Even take their exams. All for about a $1,000 a course.
For dozens of Chinese nationals at the University of Iowa, the offers proved irresistible.
“Test-taking services. Paper-writing. Take Online Courses for you,” says the social-messaging profile of one Chinese coaching outfit used by Iowa students, UI International Student Services. A pitch emailed by another business ended with this reassuring claim: “Your friends are all using us.”
Today, the University of Iowa, one of the largest state universities in the American Midwest, says it is investigating at least 30 students suspected of cheating. Three sources familiar with the inquiry say the number under investigation may be two or three times higher.

 

[shittypore]

Chinese are biggest cheatest.
能骗就骗 ("if you can cheat, then cheat").

1. 
   
2. Cheat Sheet
3. 1. 
      Deception 101

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CAMPUS CRISIS: A cheating ring at the University of Iowa demonstrates the damage being done by a booming East Asian industry on the U.S. higher education system. Some students hire companies to write application essays, help them game the SAT, and even do their college coursework. REUTERS/Koh Gui Qing

Deception 101
How an industry helps Chinese students cheat their way into and through U.S. colleges

• By Koh Gui Qing, Alexandra Harney, Steve Stecklow and James Pomfret
• Filed May 25, 2016, 6:30 p.m. GMT

Part Three: The University of Iowa suspects at least 30 Chinese students of having used ringers to take their exams. The case offers a look inside a thriving underground economy of cheating services aimed at the hundreds of thousands of Chinese kids applying to and attending foreign colleges.

IOWA CITY, Iowa – The advertisements were tailored for Chinese college students far from home, struggling with the English language and an unfamiliar culture.
Coaching services peppered the students with emails and chat messages in Chinese, offering to help foreign students at U.S. colleges do much of the work necessary for a university degree. The companies would author essays for clients. Handle their homework. Even take their exams. All for about a $1,000 a course.
For dozens of Chinese nationals at the University of Iowa, the offers proved irresistible.
“Test-taking services. Paper-writing. Take Online Courses for you,” says the social-messaging profile of one Chinese coaching outfit used by Iowa students, UI International Student Services. A pitch emailed by another business ended with this reassuring claim: “Your friends are all using us.”
Today, the University of Iowa, one of the largest state universities in the American Midwest, says it is investigating at least 30 students suspected of cheating. Three sources familiar with the inquiry say the number under investigation may be two or three times higher.

Let put it at 100, still far comparison to your motherland cheats in their Uni exams.