Within days the couple would be returning home to a Minnesota suburb now changed forever by the huge influx of Somali immigrants whose behavior had forced them to move from their familiar neighborhood.
“They are taught how to flush,” Marie (not her real name) said. She began to describe how the émigrés are taught how to use and flush a toilet, how to turn on kitchen faucets to get hot and cold water and how to use a stove in a house built in Somalia expressly to teach immigrants to the United States how to behave in their new surroundings. Minneapolis Somalis
Then she went on to reminisce about her over 80 years of living in her beloved country. One of 11 children of Eastern European descent, she said, “We spoke English.” The life she and her husband lived was one of hard work, diligence and respect for our country. When she said they had to move away from the home they worked hard to pay for, her voice became sadder. Describing how the Somalis bring home their groceries in the metal carts and just discard them along the streets and sidewalks, frustrated Marie.
When she asked one woman why she didn’t return the carts, she was told that someone from the store always comes along and picks them up. In that small detail, Marie revealed a totally different mindset between America’s earlier immigrants and those she and her husband were confronting today.
Somali immigration trends in Minnesota have grown exponentially from 1990 when fewer than 5,000 residents were born in Africa, to the estimated 25,000 Somali residents by 2004 “with no signs of slowing down.” Most are Sunni Muslims
Anonymous
March 4, 2016 8:26 am
Weaponized immigration.
I like that term, it sums the situation up nicely.
Great post Flash.
Dutchman
March 4, 2016 9:01 am
I’m amazed that the Republicans didn’t write in Bob Dole.
Seriously, Minnesota has been taken over by Minneapolis/St Paul. We haven’t had a republican elected in 40 years. The liberals keep inviting more and more queers / lesbos / illegals / immigrants/ bike lanes everywhere / $5 million dollar bridge for a bike crossing, etc, etc..
They have packed the city – we will never have a conservative elected again.
Greg in NC
March 4, 2016 9:19 am
I don’t understand how anyone could look at that and get a warm fuzzy feeling of doing good. Nothing good will come from introducing a sub species into a civilized society. It reminds me of introducing rabbits into Australia. Without predation the numbers will grow until it goes critical mass.
goofyfoot
March 4, 2016 9:23 am
I bet that gymnasium smells worse than a box of crusty, sweat filled jockstraps.
bb
March 4, 2016 9:48 am
One only has to look at Somali the nation to see what America is getting. Liberals leftists including the one’s in my own family hate western Christian culture more then anything. They hate their own race.When you begin to understand the minds of these leftists you understand how vile and disgusting they really are. They want traditional American society destroyed. They are moral subversive parasites who hate our country. I have come to realize if America is ever to be restored these treasonous leftists progressives democrats have to be removed from any position of authority.One way or another.
There’s no negotiating with leftists progressives elites. No compromise on any issue. I don’t want anything to do with the one’s in my family. They might as well be dead as far as I’m concerned.
flash
March 4, 2016 10:05 am
Import terrorism then legislate the supreme authority to combat it. The path to totalitarianism is paved.
Immigration is a weapon of total war.
Attorney General Loretta E. Lynch Announces the Launch of the Strong Cities Network at the United Nations General Assembly
New York, NY
United States
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Tuesday, September 29, 2015
The government of the United States is fully invested in this collaborative approach and we have seen the value of empowering local communities by promoting initiatives they design and lead themselves. Through our Model Regions program, federal officials have partnered with a wide array of local stakeholders – including government and public safety officers, social service providers, educators, businesses and nonprofits – to build and implement community resilience frameworks tailored to the unique needs of residents. In Minneapolis and Saint Paul, Minnesota, for example, government officials, private partners and civic leaders have come together to create a mentorship program for Somali youth; to build an “opportunity hub” that provides educational resources and job training; and to contribute to a program called Youthprise that is forging connections between community organizations, investors and young people.
Until now, we have lacked that mechanism. We haven’t had the benefit of sustained or coordinated cooperation among the growing number of cities and municipalities that are confronting this ongoing challenge. Communities have too often been left isolated and alone. But through the Strong Cities Network that we have unveiled today, we are making the first systematic effort in history to bring together cities around the world to share experiences, to pool resources and to forge partnerships in order to build local cohesion and resilience on a global scale. Today we tell every city, every town and every community that has lost the flower of its youth to a sea of hatred – you are not alone. We stand together and we stand with you.
When the representatives of the Strong Cities Network join together for their first Annual Summit in Paris in Spring 2016, they will be making a strong and clear statement to their citizens and to the world: we stand united against violence, united against fear and united in the pursuit of a better and brighter future.
This work will not be easy. There will be difficult days for us all. But the spirit of collaboration I see before me today – the devotion to partnership and mutual support – gives me confidence in our effort and hope for the journey ahead. Thank you, once again, for your outstanding service. Thank you for your visionary leadership on a project without precedent. And thank you for your commitment to the mission of our time.
flash
March 4, 2016 10:11 am
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ragman
March 4, 2016 11:32 am
flash: Lynch is a POS and won’t indict Hil in a million years.
A bunch of 3rd world goat herders .Really…Civil War can’t be far off ?
Gosh, I wonder who they may vote for?
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Immigration has been weaponized.
http://www.coachisright.com/somalis-in-minneapolis-their-numbers-are-growing-and-theyre-bringing-expensive-autistic-children/
Within days the couple would be returning home to a Minnesota suburb now changed forever by the huge influx of Somali immigrants whose behavior had forced them to move from their familiar neighborhood.
“They are taught how to flush,” Marie (not her real name) said. She began to describe how the émigrés are taught how to use and flush a toilet, how to turn on kitchen faucets to get hot and cold water and how to use a stove in a house built in Somalia expressly to teach immigrants to the United States how to behave in their new surroundings. Minneapolis Somalis
Then she went on to reminisce about her over 80 years of living in her beloved country. One of 11 children of Eastern European descent, she said, “We spoke English.” The life she and her husband lived was one of hard work, diligence and respect for our country. When she said they had to move away from the home they worked hard to pay for, her voice became sadder. Describing how the Somalis bring home their groceries in the metal carts and just discard them along the streets and sidewalks, frustrated Marie.
When she asked one woman why she didn’t return the carts, she was told that someone from the store always comes along and picks them up. In that small detail, Marie revealed a totally different mindset between America’s earlier immigrants and those she and her husband were confronting today.
Somali immigration trends in Minnesota have grown exponentially from 1990 when fewer than 5,000 residents were born in Africa, to the estimated 25,000 Somali residents by 2004 “with no signs of slowing down.” Most are Sunni Muslims
Weaponized immigration.
I like that term, it sums the situation up nicely.
Great post Flash.
I’m amazed that the Republicans didn’t write in Bob Dole.
Seriously, Minnesota has been taken over by Minneapolis/St Paul. We haven’t had a republican elected in 40 years. The liberals keep inviting more and more queers / lesbos / illegals / immigrants/ bike lanes everywhere / $5 million dollar bridge for a bike crossing, etc, etc..
They have packed the city – we will never have a conservative elected again.
I don’t understand how anyone could look at that and get a warm fuzzy feeling of doing good. Nothing good will come from introducing a sub species into a civilized society. It reminds me of introducing rabbits into Australia. Without predation the numbers will grow until it goes critical mass.
I bet that gymnasium smells worse than a box of crusty, sweat filled jockstraps.
One only has to look at Somali the nation to see what America is getting. Liberals leftists including the one’s in my own family hate western Christian culture more then anything. They hate their own race.When you begin to understand the minds of these leftists you understand how vile and disgusting they really are. They want traditional American society destroyed. They are moral subversive parasites who hate our country. I have come to realize if America is ever to be restored these treasonous leftists progressives democrats have to be removed from any position of authority.One way or another.
There’s no negotiating with leftists progressives elites. No compromise on any issue. I don’t want anything to do with the one’s in my family. They might as well be dead as far as I’m concerned.
Import terrorism then legislate the supreme authority to combat it. The path to totalitarianism is paved.
Immigration is a weapon of total war.
https://www.justice.gov/opa/speech/attorney-general-loretta-e-lynch-announces-launch-strong-cities-network-united-nations
Attorney General Loretta E. Lynch Announces the Launch of the Strong Cities Network at the United Nations General Assembly
New York, NY
United States
~
Tuesday, September 29, 2015
The government of the United States is fully invested in this collaborative approach and we have seen the value of empowering local communities by promoting initiatives they design and lead themselves. Through our Model Regions program, federal officials have partnered with a wide array of local stakeholders – including government and public safety officers, social service providers, educators, businesses and nonprofits – to build and implement community resilience frameworks tailored to the unique needs of residents. In Minneapolis and Saint Paul, Minnesota, for example, government officials, private partners and civic leaders have come together to create a mentorship program for Somali youth; to build an “opportunity hub” that provides educational resources and job training; and to contribute to a program called Youthprise that is forging connections between community organizations, investors and young people.
Until now, we have lacked that mechanism. We haven’t had the benefit of sustained or coordinated cooperation among the growing number of cities and municipalities that are confronting this ongoing challenge. Communities have too often been left isolated and alone. But through the Strong Cities Network that we have unveiled today, we are making the first systematic effort in history to bring together cities around the world to share experiences, to pool resources and to forge partnerships in order to build local cohesion and resilience on a global scale. Today we tell every city, every town and every community that has lost the flower of its youth to a sea of hatred – you are not alone. We stand together and we stand with you.
When the representatives of the Strong Cities Network join together for their first Annual Summit in Paris in Spring 2016, they will be making a strong and clear statement to their citizens and to the world: we stand united against violence, united against fear and united in the pursuit of a better and brighter future.
This work will not be easy. There will be difficult days for us all. But the spirit of collaboration I see before me today – the devotion to partnership and mutual support – gives me confidence in our effort and hope for the journey ahead. Thank you, once again, for your outstanding service. Thank you for your visionary leadership on a project without precedent. And thank you for your commitment to the mission of our time.
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flash: Lynch is a POS and won’t indict Hil in a million years.
And they refuse to speak English…video
Lynch
what a perfect example of NewSpeak- All the codewords, along with the thinly veiled statement that ” Y’all better get with the program, Honky”