Kansas governor signs bill to ban foreign laws in Kansas courts

And, of course the Islamic lobby is going nuts.   According to this story at Fox News, Kansas becomes the 4th state to enact the so-called “American laws for American courts” model legislation.  (Hat tip: Greg) But, Governor Brownback’s signature on this bill is ironic since as a US Senator he helped open the Somali Muslim … Continue reading Kansas governor signs bill to ban foreign laws in Kansas courts

So what is going on in Lancaster, PA? More refugees than the city can handle?

Update May 20th:  Church World Service—thousands upon thousands resettled to Lancaster, here! You know Lancaster—the home of the Amish.  Not! I’m going to tell you about one of my favorite testimonies sent to the US State Department two weeks ago for the May 1 scoping meeting to hear from “stakeholders” (that is government talk for … Continue reading So what is going on in Lancaster, PA? More refugees than the city can handle?

Fear of being called “racists” kept UK authorities silent for years on sex trafficking ring

Update:  Here is a lengthy story at the Daily Mail with lots more facts about the verdict and about (by our standards) the very short sentences some of the perverts received. And, frankly, even this story is exhibiting that same political correctness it criticizes—in the UK they can’t seem to get the word “Muslim” to … Continue reading Fear of being called “racists” kept UK authorities silent for years on sex trafficking ring

Burmese refugee on trial for murder in Utah might be saved from death penalty, why?

He may have lied on his documents to get into the US and may have been under 18 when he allegedly brutally raped and murdered a little Burmese Christian girl in 2008.   Gee, I wonder where his defense lawyers got this idea (4 years later!)?  Could they have been watching the Somali trial in Tennessee … Continue reading Burmese refugee on trial for murder in Utah might be saved from death penalty, why?

State Department hearing today on refugee numbers for FY 2013, commenter concerned about Shariah Law

I’ll be reporting back tomorrow morning about the meeting. In the meantime, I have been posting comments sent to the State Department from people who send their comments to me.   Below is the latest.   To see others go to our new category (Testimony for 5/1/2012 State Dept. Meeting) here. Dear Sir/Madam: I am writing … Continue reading State Department hearing today on refugee numbers for FY 2013, commenter concerned about Shariah Law