They are changing America by changing the people
Editor: As regular readers know, Rutland, VT citizens are not taking kindly to a plan to resettle 100 Syrians in their town—a plan the mayor made in secrecy with a federal resettlement contractor. For background, please click here for our Rutland archive. And, for future reference, this post is filed in our ‘Comments worth noting/Guest … Continue reading News from Rutland, VT: A guest column by a Rutland firster!
It is with the deepest gratitude to the citizen activists in Rutland, VT that we are bringing you a broader understanding of the process by which your town is ‘chosen’ to become a new ‘welcoming’ resettlement site. Many of you have gotten your R & P Abstracts for FY2017 and we dissected one here last … Continue reading Rutland controversy exposes important information about abstracts and the plans for your town
This is a short news item at New England Public Radio. Because the resettlement contractors are wearing out their welcome in places like Springfield, Mass. they are moving out to fresh territory. Moves like this one (20 miles up the road) are also to accommodate the large increase in the number of refugees expected in … Continue reading Northhampton, Massachusetts will become new resettlement site
Two stories I want to bring to your attention were posted over the last couple of days that call in to question whether the resettlement industry (both the federal Office of Refugee Resettlement and its NGO contractors) is even taking proper care of the migrants they are responsible for. So the next time you hear … Continue reading When do-gooders don't do good!
Writer Willliam Jasper at The New American isn’t pulling any punches as he lays out the strategy and the actors for this Sunday’s Rally for Refugees in Washington, DC. (We told you about it here). Here is Jasper yesterday (emphasis is mine): The professional Soros migration/refugee agitators are rallying the street radicals to come to … Continue reading Note to Soros and Sutherland on DC rally this Sunday: the jig is up