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American yogurt billionaire: 'Hire more Muslim refugees' Calls on biggest U.S. companies to join Islamic surge
1 posted on 01/20/2016 9:11:35 PM PST by Nachum
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To: Nachum

The CEO of Chobani was at the WEC in Davos yesterday and he was touting how fabulous the Muslim invaders were at his Chobani yoghurt factories.

Has anyone found how much money Chobani is getting from the government to employee these Muslims?

I suspect Chobani is a classic crony capitalist that spends a lot of time feeding at the government trough.


42 posted on 01/21/2016 3:55:47 AM PST by Presbyterian Reporter
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Why on earth would any company that may not have a muslim on the payroll now, advertise that they want to start hiring muslims?

- you may have to start accommodating their dress styles.

- you will have to provide places for them to pray.

- you may encounter production interruptions as they en masse leave work to pray.

Better to state up front as a condition of employment that these items will not be provided and let the muslim candidate decide if (s)he still wants to work at your place. Make it their decision and save yourself a lawsuit.


43 posted on 01/21/2016 4:08:01 AM PST by ByteMercenary (Healthcare Insurance is *NOT* a Constitutional right.)
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Chobani sucks. I’ll keep making my own, thankyou...


44 posted on 01/21/2016 5:20:42 AM PST by farming pharmer ('Your work will warm you' - overheard in a Soviet gulag...)
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