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Category Archives: Somalia
The MSM Hates That The Minnesota Somali Fraud Scandal Helps Trump
Mark Halperin writes: Even liberal operatives admit privately that if one were designing a scandal tailor-made for right-wing outrage, the end result would look a lot like this one — not least because of the major role in the scandal … Continue reading
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The Somali Fraud Story In Minnesota
This story is overriding tribal bias because it has graduated from political accusation to federal forensic reality. The “culture war” version of this story is “Right-wing YouTuber films empty building.” The “bipartisan reality” version is “Progressive Attorney General and Federal … Continue reading
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Frontlash vs Backlash
“Frontlash” is a play on “backlash” and it refers to a pre-emptive or immediate aggressive response by institutions (media, NGOs, government) to silence or pathologize reaction against a disruptive event. Event: A terror attack or spike in crime (e.g., the … Continue reading
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Journalists Are No Longer Gatekeepers
Strictly speaking, Nick Shirley’s viral video provided visual evidence of physical emptiness at specific locations at specific times, but it did not forensically prove active billing fraud at those exact sites in the moment. The video proved that the doors … Continue reading
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Somalia: “Where Hyenas Are Used to Treat Mental Illness”
Comments at Steve Sailer: * Bring more! Thousands more! Millions more! Bring the hyenas too. Diversity is our strength. * WHO estimates that one in three Somalis either is or has been affected by mental illness, compared to a global … Continue reading
WP: For Somalis, hope falls to the cutting floor – Refugees entrapped by popular meat industry
What other jobs are they going to do? Computer programmer? The average Somali IQ is 68, below what is considered mentally retarded. Washington Post: LIBERAL, Kan. — First a stream of newcomers started renting ramshackle homes by the train tracks, … Continue reading
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American Cities Receiving The Most Somalis
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Somalis in America: A Horror Story of Crime, Violence, and Now Terrorism
REPORT FROM 2013: The decision taken in the early 1990s by the US’s former president, Bill Clinton, to import tens of thousands of backward Somalis into the American heartland of Minnesota has turned into an entirely predictable tale of crime, … Continue reading
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What would you say are the principle Somali gifts to civilization?
Comments to Steve Sailer: * Years ago the State Department tried to resettle the initial wave of Somalis to Atlanta. The Somalis didn’t like ‘the brothers’ there and, being an intercontinental vagrant population, had scouts who reported that Maine, with … Continue reading