They are changing America by changing the people
Gee, no surprise here. Isn’t diversity beautiful! I haven’t had time today to dredge up all of our Uzbek refugee terrorist stories, but thanks to our many readers who sent me the latest news which I am sure you all have seen or heard today. Sure hope none of these Jihadist wannabees got in here … Continue reading Uzbek among three arrested in New York, charged with supporting ISIS
Monday morning diversity is strength alert! Over the last few years we have covered the story about Uzbek’s getting into the US as “refugees” thanks to a secretive ‘airlift’ by the US State Department and possibly the CIA (Was the CIA involved behind the scenes in Uzbekistan?) during the Bush Administration and in the wake … Continue reading Ohio: More of those charming “Uzbek refugees” in trouble with the law
What the heck? Here (below) is the AP story on the latest on the legal situation facing Uzbek Muslim Fazliddin Kurbanov. The story starts with the provocative phrase “for security reasons” but never tells us what the security threat is! From the San Francisco Chronicle: BOISE, Idaho (AP) — For security reasons, an Uzbek national … Continue reading Idaho: Uzbek refugee facing terror charges will not be in court this week due to security concerns
Not enough funding from the feds for what will surely be a long and complicated trial they say. Sequestration to blame? Or, could there be a little fear too? Just wondering. This is an update of the story we reported here last month. From AP via the San Francisco Chronicle (hat tip: Joanne): BOISE, Idaho … Continue reading Lawyers for Uzbek refugee arrested in terror case want out
Here is a news account from a supposedly independent news outlet in Uzbekistan (UzNews) that suggests that the government of Uzbekistan (a Muslim government) has ‘set-up’ Uzbeks in the West as terrorists so they might clamp down on their own radical Islamists at home—huh? Frankly, I don’t know what the reporter is getting at, I … Continue reading Why are we importing Uzbeks in the first place?