They are changing America by changing the people
The UNHCR must be hopping mad that their favored country for asylum these days—Germany—has produced some down right unwelcoming behavior toward the mostly Muslim asylum-seekers attempting to stay in Germany. Let’s just say Germany has been the ‘fair-haired’ country as far as the UN is concerned, especially as it has promised to take in up … Continue reading German guards allegedly abused asylum-seekers in refugee center
That is the title of one of the most widely read books in Germany since the second World War. It is about how Muslim immigrants (mostly Turkish) in the European country with the second highest population of Muslims (after France) have (surprise!) not assimilated. Here is the latest discussion from The Gatestone Institute: German Chancellor … Continue reading Germany does away with itself
Montello Elementary School is in need of additional English language teachers to handle a wave of new immigrant students according to this article in the Sun Journal. The “welcoming” city of Lewiston, Maine must be attracting even more secondary migrants (refugees resettled elsewhere who then move usually in order to be in enclaves with their own … Continue reading Surprise! One Lewiston, ME elementary school swamped with new Somali students
This afternoon I read a bunch of articles on the growing fear in Europe that the continent would be sooner than many predicted a predominantly Muslim stronghold. A few years ago Mark Steyn warned of the trend in “America Alone,” but I don’t think he even foresaw it happening in just a few decades into … Continue reading Europe moving rapidly toward a Muslim majority
A while back Germany was talking about taking in 30,000 Iraqi Iraqi refugees. Now Deutsche-Welle reports on plans to accept up to 2,500 of them “in the framework of a European Union agreement.” We posted several times on Germany’s plans, beginning last March. The churches began by pushing for 30,000. Naturally, some people thought it was … Continue reading Germany to take 2,500 Iraqi Christians