They are changing America by changing the people
What! How can this be? Too many refugees are arriving in one location in a year that we are told has one of the lowest arrival rates of all time. Bowling Green, by the way, is the location where those Iraqi refugee terrorists were found about eight years ago and it is Senator Rand Paul’s … Continue reading Desperate Bowling Green, KY School System Overloaded with Refugee Children
I’ve already posted a bunch of stories similar to this one from several different cities in what is an obvious media campaign to blast the President as he approaches his deadline to say how many refugees the US will ‘welcome’ in FY19. I don’t intend to publish them all because it gets boring, but will … Continue reading Bowling Green, KY not getting enough Muslim refugees says refugee contractor
I had plenty of confirmation on my recent 30-day swing through cities and towns of the west and mid-west that it is industries looking to boost their bottom lines that drive most refugee resettlement in America. It is food processing/meat packing, manufacturing, and the hotel industry that have discovered they can enjoy the cheap labor … Continue reading Bowling Green, KY: More confirmation that refugee resettlement is not about humanitarianism, but about supplying cheap labor
…..but does he know what that process is? We are only about one month away from this blog reaching its 9th birthday. Most of what we have been writing for those nearly 9 years is about “the process,” so on this 90 degree day (I am hot already!) I want to blow a gasket over … Continue reading Bowling Green, KY pastor: 'we need to have more faith in the process'
I’m sure there will be more reports today about what went down in Senator Rand Paul’s hometown last evening when the local resettlement agency honcho held a meeting to explain to the community that he had applied for 40 Syrians to add to Bowling Greens already large Muslim community, but here are two reports. Both … Continue reading Bowling Green, KY info meeting on Syrian refugees turned into heated debate