Darrell Issa: “I will be placing in the Record information from the U.K.'s U.S. Embassy, as current enough actually to include…”

“I will be placing in the Record information from the U.K.'s U.S. Embassy, as current enough actually to include, ``Condolences for Deaths in Benghazi'' on the same page as it says, ``Diversity Visa Fraud'' warning. I also will be including a press release from the Embassy of the United States in Dublin, Ireland, that starts off by saying, ``U.S. Embassy Dublin Issues Caution About Diversity Visa Email Scams,'' and other information, to show the pervasiveness of this fraud. Condolences for Deaths in Benghazi 14 September 2012--If you would like to send us an electronic condolence message that we can forward to Washington to be shared with the victims' families, please use this form. Press Release, Embassy of the United States, Dublin, Ireland U.S. Embassy Dublin Issues Caution About Diversity Visa Email Scams The U.S. Embassy in Dublin advises residents of Ireland about a widespread Diversity Visa (DV lottery) scam and to use caution when working with private entities to apply for visas to the United States. Reports of fraudulent emails, websites, and print advertisements offering visa services are on the rise. UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES should anyone send any money to any address for participation in the DV Lottery. One widespread DV lottery scam email instructs recipients to send money via Western Union to a fictitious person at the U.S. Embassy in London. If you have received this email, you have been targeted by con artists.…”