They are changing America by changing the people
Here is the latest, including more on CAIR (more concerned with the “anti-Muslim” angle to the story than for the little girl’s well being) , at World Net Daily last night. (Emphasis is mine) The two Muslim migrant boys from Sudan who were arrested last week on charges of sexually assaulting a 5-year-old girl in … Continue reading Boys in Idaho sexual assault case released from custody
Update June 22: Families of boys in alleged attack evicted from apartment complex, here. And, Breitbart has a story as well, here. Latest Update thanks to reader Robin: Citizens gave the Twin Falls city council an earful last evening. Read this! (click here). We told you what we knew here yesterday. The details of the … Continue reading Update on Twin Falls, Idaho sexual assault case, boys are refugees
And, adding insult to injury, the judge in the case placed an unlawful gag order on everyone in the court room, telling them they could not discuss what happened during the five hours when the boys were portrayed as victims and the little girl was forgotten. Obviously the judge’s order was ignored, read on….. Here … Continue reading Idaho refugee sexual assault case: boys get probation
The powers that be (supporters of the refugee industry) in Twin Falls, Idaho and indeed throughout the state of Idaho are not looking forward to the trial advancing against three refugee boys charged with assaulting a little special needs girl in June of last year. If you are a new reader, we posted many times … Continue reading Idaho: Pretrial hearing tomorrow in refugee sexual assault case
This is what CAIR Communications Director Ibrahim Hooper said this morning on CAIR’s facebook page: CAIR 3 hrs · #CAIR: Idaho prosecutor denies Syrian refugees gang-raped girl (Reuters) Anti-Muslim agitators and those opposed to resettlement of refugees from the Syrian civil war nevertheless seized on the incident to buttress their arguments for shutting down a … Continue reading CAIR says investigate sexual assault in Twin Falls, Idaho; case is a lightning rod