They are changing America by changing the people
Well, that is what the New York Times wants you to believe. I’m not interested enough to search the data, but this story from Houston is a familiar one as the legacy media wants you to believe that the Chinese virus can find the poor and downtrodden while the rich are spared. You know it … Continue reading Houston: Poor Refugees/Immigrants Get Chinese Virus While Rich Whites Don’t
No matter how much the other side yaks about screening, you know (and they know) that there is no way to screen the Islamic terrorist wannabes from the huge flow of Syrians, Iraqis, Somalis, Uzbeks, Burmese Muslims etc. being admitted to the US now at an accelerated pace. Here is a (then) teenager we welcomed … Continue reading Houston, TX: Iraqi refugee pleads guilty in ISIS bomb plot (so much for screening!)
This is your typical warm and fuzzy story about refugees ‘melting’ into America. In fact it is one of those stories that drives me to tell you about the welfare moochers, murderers, rapists and terrorists in the refugee stream—you know to give balance to the news! I’m skipping all the heartwarming information about one refugee’s successful … Continue reading Federal refugee contractors: Houston is "the perfect destination for refugees!"
So what else is new. This is a not an unexpected opinion piece posted at Al-Jazeera by the president of an advocacy group for Syrian rights in America. It really isn’t worth mentioning except for two things in addition to the name calling. The writer, Shiyam Galyon President of the Houston chapter of the … Continue reading Houston Syrian American Council: Rep. McCaul and others with security concerns are just a bunch of Islamophobes
This is one of those warm and fuzzy stories telling us about the joys of diversity in the midst of cowboy country. Frankly, it made me think it might already be too late to save our conservative values and American way of life. The newcomers are going to want their stuff, their government services, and … Continue reading Houston, TX: “Dazzling diversity” turns red states blue