They are changing America by changing the people
This is Part II in a series on the February 4th State Dept. briefing on the Iraqi displaced persons issue. See Part I here. We are bringing these additional points to you because the coverage we saw in the mainstream media missed a few nuggets! When the President signed into law the “Refugee Crisis in … Continue reading State Dept. Briefing on Iraqi Refugees, Part II, how many exactly?
On February 4th representatives of the US State Department, and the Department of Homeland Security held a joint press briefing on the Iraqi refugee situation and on the new “Kennedy” Iraqi refugee bill that President Bush signed into law last week. We have posted on issues raised in that briefing here, here, and here. However, there … Continue reading State Dept. briefing on Iraqi refugees, Part I, “gosh I missed my flight”
I came home last night to 7 Yahoo Alerts about the latest admission figures for Iraqi refugees. I had to laugh, the stories were reported 2 hours and 10 minutes ago, 40 minutes ago, 1 hour and 5 minutes ago and so on. This is how you do it—you absolutely bombard the public with the … Continue reading Administration still slow bringing in Iraqi refugees (sound of snoring)
Your tax dollars: I guess Will can call me an evil and stingy person, but we send our men and women to fight and die for Iraq’s freedom, and their people run and hide in surrounding countries and then we pay for that too. Except for the truly persecuted Christians, the rest should just go home … Continue reading UN wants $261 million from US in 2008 for Iraqi refugees
It’s laughable to watch how these refugee stories spread around the country using the same phraseology. Here is another one from Houston, TX. And, yet another organization involved. These refugee groups are breeding like rabbits it seems. The Refugee Council USA has a website but there appear to be no financial documents available to the … Continue reading Iraqi refugees to Houston, another “lack of will” story