They are changing America by changing the people
Update: Jerry Gordon’s take on the news, here, at New English Review. Here is a very thorough report at the Minneapolis Star Tribune today about yesterday’s announcement by the FBI of more arrests in the Somali missing youth case. See my previous posts here and here. Please read the Star Tribune article and note this near … Continue reading Abdirizak Bihi: Not close to the big fish yet!
Isn’t it funny (not!) that the headline everywhere on this story calls them “Minneapolis men.” There is surely not one headline with the words ‘Somalis we raised with our tax dollars give us the finger, join Jihad!’ Actually, when you read the story in the Minneapolis Star Tribune you can see that one of the … Continue reading Two Minneapolis men charged in attempt to join ISIS Jihadists
Says he wants help in identifying immigrants with bad intentions. (Well, he didn’t exactly say that.) In response, Somalis welcome federal help in keeping their youths from wanting to join the jihad, say they need more taxpayer funded stuff to keep them here. (Well, not exactly in those words.) It seems pretty simple to me, … Continue reading Sec. of Homeland Security visits Somali “community” in Minneapolis, hears complaints
I don’t really want to post this because I have been writing about this for five years and I’m sick of them and sick of the mainstream media that is five years late addressing this serious issue. It takes a blood bath in Kenya for the supposed journalists to get off their duffs. This is … Continue reading Minneapolis Somalis still being recruited by al-Shabab to fulfill “religious duty”
I posted yesterday about a new book on Somalia whose author contends the following, according to a reviewer at the Star Tribune: It turns out that one of the largest populations of Somalis outside their national borders is in the Twin Cities. Some of those residents are almost surely linked to violent organizations overseas and … Continue reading Islamic terror recruitment in Minneapolis not over yet?