They are changing America by changing the people
We learned about the Syrian numbers soaring yesterday from Michael Patrick Leahy at Breitbart. His story is here. If you live in Nevada you need to read this! We’ve told you about the new resettlement office in Reno on several occasions. We were fortunate to have an advance copy of the R & P Abstract … Continue reading Syrian refugee numbers to soar in Nevada in FY2017; cheap labor needed!
A resolution heard around the world! This isn’t just about Michigan—as Michigan goes so goes America! Here is how the story in the UK Daily Mail described what happened. I know many of you already do know because you have been sending me versions of the story from many news outlets, but for those who … Continue reading One town in Michigan is fighting for its survival as county targeted for even more Middle Eastern refugees
Just as we predicted, Obama’s State Department is admitting refugees at a rate not seen in decades. Are they trying to flood the zone before a possible Trump Administration takes the reins of government in January? We think so! I was having such fun researching numbers for my previous post, here, that I thought I … Continue reading Obama State Department is pouring refugees in at rate to admit 135,000 by September 2017
Apparently there is no effort being made to resettle more persecuted Christians from Syria than Obama did last year. 1,069 Syrians have been spread around America in the first three weeks of FY2017. That is 352 a week. 99% or 1,054 practice some form of Islam. The vast majority are Sunni Muslims. There were 4 … Continue reading Over 1,000 Syrians seeded throughout America in last 3 weeks; 99% Muslim
LOL! But New York City dwellers need not worry too much because most refugees resettled in the state of New York go to other towns and cities. New York is virtually always in the top five resettlement states in the nation. This article at City Journal by Jonathan Leaf is a bit strange as one … Continue reading City Journal: Refugees bring numerous health problems with them to your towns; more reporting needed