They are changing America by changing the people
The unemployment rate in Tennessee is at 10%, yet businesses are applying in record numbers for immigrant employees according to an investigation by NewsChannel 5: A NewsChannel 5 investigation found companies across the state are importing foreign workers at a time when the unemployment rate is near 10 percent. We spent months reviewing applications Tennessee … Continue reading Legal immigrant workers pour into Tennessee
Moments after I wrote my previous deadly serious post about how Al-Qaida was coming to get us (again!), a friend sent me this Youtube clip created by the brilliant Caroline Glick. Watch, laugh, and pass it on to everyone you know! The Three Terrors: From Tennessee to Teheran! If you missed Ms. Glick’s previous musical … Continue reading The Three Terrors: From Tennessee to Teheran
USA Spending.gov sure is an entertaining government website for anyone interested in watching the flow of your tax dollars. Yesterday, after I wrote about Kentucky’s Catholic Charities stash of cash, I noticed that one of Tennessee’s Catholic Charities had also brought in a large pile of federal dough in 2009 for refugee programs. Yet, Tennessee is way … Continue reading Tennessee Catholic Charities rolling in federal dough now too!
This is such a joke but a very clear example of how all this works—by giving a prize to a community organizing group like the Tennessee Immigrant and Refugee Rights Coalition (TIRRC), the big moneybags in the Open Borders crowd legitimize their agenda even if it isn’t working. Members of the public, who generally know … Continue reading Tennessee ‘community organizers’ win a big prize
….and elsewhere in the US. We haven’t written much lately about the Bhutanese refugees who have been flowing into the US in greater numbers these days (lots of previous posts here). I guess the kinks are being worked out and the spigot is opening wider. The big hold-up has been the sometimes violent campaign within refugee camps in Nepal … Continue reading Batches of Bhutanese refugees arriving in Tennessee