They are changing America by changing the people
The first time I heard that phrase I laughed and laughed. If you don’t know it, it implies that someone wants to maintain their livelihood in a manner to which they are accustomed (and more and more these days that livelihood depends on the government). Here we have the refugee resettlement contractors ginning up the … Continue reading Lutherans/Interfaith group: Don’t break our rice bowls!
Minnesota resident: “Why in the world would you import this very dangerous ideology called Islam?” Readers! You have a little more than two hours (it is just about 2:40 Eastern time) to take your one opportunity to tell the US State Department what you think they should do in fiscal year 2014—how many refugees will … Continue reading Minnesota will be heard at the State Department refugee hearing next Wednesday
But before we get to it, be sure to visit VDARE where Paul Nachman has penned an excellent piece urging readers there to send in testimony by close of business tomorrow, May 8th. He has some information from years before I followed this program that I found very enlightening. I think you will too. Mr. … Continue reading Today’s State Department refugee testimony comes to you from North Carolina
The importation of refugee labor is how it is being done. Here is one more story about Tyson Foods (or it could be Swift & Co, or perhaps Perdue) attracting refugee laborers to a meatpacking town—this time Columbus Junction, Iowa. Hat tip to one of our friends from Tennessee. I first really began to understand … Continue reading Meatpackers changing small town America (and you have no say in the process)
The story comes to us from the Nashville Scene thanks to one of our many informants from Tennessee. If you are a regular reader here at RRW, this won’t come as a surprise as Nashville (thanks to Catholic Charities) is a hub of activity for Muslim immigrants. Often referred to as the Kurdish Capital of … Continue reading Al Jazeera picks Nashville to host one of its twelve American bureaus