They are changing America by changing the people
In recent months I’ve wondered if voluntarily devoting ten years to writing this blog has been worth it—my tenth anniversary is coming up in 3 weeks—but when I see a story like this where someone has the guts (and the first hand knowledge!) to say what is happening in cities being “Islamized,” with the help … Continue reading "My hometown (Utica) is gone"
But what is the real Utica story? Easily one of my greatest concerns about the whole resettlement process in the United States, is how can there be such widely divergent views on whether refugees have brought a “robust” economy and multicultural nirvana to a community, or not! Is there no real investigative journalist willing to … Continue reading If Trump only knew Utica, NY story, says resettlement agency employee, he wouldn't be so misguided
Egads! Yesterday we told you about the mess in Utica, New York, a city in refugee overload with increasing poverty and stressed-out schools. We also told you about the Obama Labor Dept. (Tom Perez! Watch for him, bad news!) and the department’s special $2 million dollar grant to Utica to give summer jobs to a … Continue reading Utica: Give refugees summer jobs or pay for it later
Two years before I started writing RRW, Utica, NY was dubbed the ‘town that loves refugees’ by the United Nations. They even had some propaganda show they took on the road to embarrass other cities into ‘welcoming’ refugees just as Utica had! Now (11 years later) Utica has all sorts of problems. Here in January … Continue reading Think about Utica, NY before you jump on the "welcoming refugees" bandwagon
They really should file a case against the refugee contractors and the US State Department and the Office of Refugee Resettlement too! This is an incredible piece of news published at the Wall Street Journal yesterday and thanks to the ever-watchful ‘Pungentpeppers’ for spotting it. This needs to be a lesson to every one of … Continue reading Utica (the town that loves refugees) is suing the state of NY for their refugee-generated school funding crisis