They are changing America by changing the people
As many of you figured out on your own, WordPress took down Refugee Resettlement Watch for about 24 hours claiming we violated terms of our agreement. Although we are grateful to be back up, we wish we knew why this happened.
One very positive outcome however, was the great outpouring of concern from many faithful readers who e-mailed or phoned to show support and encouragement.
Thank you so much! Ann
Just didn’t get to to this on Friday or yesterday, but here are the three Top Posts and Top countries for the past week. Please see daily Top Posts in right hand sidebar.
We post this sporadic review so that new readers who arrived just yesterday or earlier this week and subscribed or began following us on twitter or facebook can get a feel for who we are and what interests our readers.
We are happy to report that this month (October 2014) is shaping up to be our biggest month ever (in our over seven year history) in terms of the number of visitors arriving here.
1) Congolese refugee women in America need costly mental health care; 50,000 in the pipeline!
3) Obama “welcomes” 100,000 Haitians to your towns and cities
Here are the Top Ten countries in descending order from which visitors arrived, excluding the US of course which is by far number one:
Canada
UK
Australia
France
Germany
Jamaica
South Africa
New Zealand (new this week)
Sweden
Spain (new this week)
* See our categories (left hand sidebar)
* See the tag clouds (right hand sidebar)
* Also, we have a great search function and since neither the categories nor the tags go all the way back to our first posts seven years ago, use the search window with a few key words. You might want to first try your city, state, or country to see what we have reported from there over the years.
By the way, our category entitled ‘where to find information’ is filled with reports and documents, but with 301 posts archived there, it is pretty unwieldy now.
Past weekly roundups can be found in our category entitled ‘blogging.’
If you are a new reader, consider subscribing or follow us on twitter (@refugeewatcher) or facebook (RefugeeInfoResource). ‘Like us’ on facebook!
And apologies to all who e-mail and comment, sorry if I don’t respond much, there are just not enough hours in my day!
It occurs to me that I do see everyone’s comments to posts because we do screen them (no foul language, no threats), so if you have something you want me to see, I don’t at all mind if you send the link as a comment to a post, even if it’s off-topic.
To regular readers, thank you for your continued concern for this very important issue.
P.S. RRW is a charitable project by its writers. We receive no funding for our good works! If you see an advertisement on RRW, that is something wordpress places in order to at least make something on the fact that this website is free to us.
Will be away with no computer until Monday and will see your comments then.
If you are arriving here for the first time, I feel sure you can find just about anything you would like to learn about among our 6,000 plus posts. Use categories and tags, but the easiest way to find something is to type a couple of key words into our search window.
Happy reading!
For new readers, we occasionally highlight at the end of the week the top posts for the week and the top countries from which readers arrive at RRW. Previous reports like this one are archived in our blogging category.
For this week the top posts are:
1) Our fact sheet (always in the top three)
3) Norway deports Somalis, but Somali government refuses to take them
For daily top posts see our right hand side bar.
Here are the top countries from which readers arrived at RRW this week (in descending order). Of course, we exclude the US which is naturally always #1:
Canada
Australia
United Kingdom
Germany
Lebanon (new this week)
Ireland (new this week)
France
Norway
Netherlands
India
We have written 5,996 posts to date so the best way to find information here is to use the categories, tags or to use a couple of key words in our search window!
If you are a new reader, consider subscribing or follow us on twitter (@refugeewatcher) or facebook (RefugeeInfoResource). ‘Like us’ on facebook!
And apologies to all who e-mail and comment, sorry if I don’t respond much, there are just not enough hours in my day!
It occurs to me that I do see everyone’s comments to posts because we do screen them (no foul language, no threats), so if you have something you want me to see, I don’t at all mind if you send the link as a comment to a post, even if it’s off-topic.
To regular readers, thank you for your continued concern for this very important issue. And, sorry for the repetition sometimes, but there are new people joining us every day who know nothing about this complex program aimed at moving third-worlders to Western countries.
We have been trying to post weekly reviews here at RRW so new readers could see which posts attracted readers in the previous week. (See past reports in our ‘blogging’ category). Daily Top Posts are in the right hand side bar.
Below are our top posts for the week ending today. And, btw, September is going to be our second highest month in terms of readership since we began RRW in 2007.
July 2014 was our highest month so far and that was largely driven by the ‘Unaccompanied alien children’ invasion on the Southern border when the No borders activists miscalculated by calling the illegals “refugees,” and thus, in my view, negatively educated the whole country about refugees.
1. Immigration is key to the “stealth jihad” says Muslim convert to Christianity
2. Dead Isis fighter had ties to Lewiston, ME
3. Our Fact Sheet (always in the top 3)
Top countries this week were the usual (see past weeks), but for some unknown reason Jamaica made the top ten.
The best way to find information in our archive of 5,000 plus posts is to use the search window and a few key words. The search function is really very good and I use it every day myself.
If you are a new reader, consider subscribing or follow us on twitter (@refugeewatcher) or facebook (RefugeeInfoResource). ‘Like us’ on facebook!
And apologies to all who e-mail and comment, sorry if I don’t respond much, there are just not enough hours in my day!
It occurs to me that I do see everyone’s comments to posts because we do screen them (no foul language, no threats), so if you have something you want me to see, I don’t at all mind if you send the link as a comment to a post, even if it’s a little off-topic.
To regular readers, thank you for your continued concern for this very important issue.