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  • Big money behind Lutheran Social Service bringing Somalis to Minnesota

    05/21/2019 2:22:24 PM PDT · by Beautiful_Gracious_Skies · 51 replies
    Delight Media ^ | 2015-relevant today | RE: Somali's chasing Whites with Hammers
    The story goes like this – Lutheran Social Services is working out of the love of Christ to bring Somali refugees to MN in order to help them escape extreme poverty. That may be true in some regards, but the money involved is difficult to ignore. For example, in an article last month, 89% of the money is coming from government grants used to pay high salaries. “That supposedly ‘Christian’ charitable organization is directly responsible for the high Somali numbers in St. Cloud, and they are jointly responsible for bringing over ten thousand Somalis from around the world to colonize...
  • Barbara Mikulski's advice to an ailing Baltimore: 'Stop whining'

    06/09/2018 5:31:10 PM PDT · by simpson96 · 20 replies
    Bizjournals.com ^ | 5/24/2018 | Melody Simmons
    The best way to move Baltimore forward from its blight, unemployment and horrific three-year cycle of violent crime and record homicide rates is to stand up to it with gusto. "Stop whining and start winning," retired U.S. Sen. Barbara Mikulski told a group of about 75 business leaders at an informal panel Wednesday afternoon downtown. The event was sponsored by the Baltimore Efficiency and Economy Foundation, a nonprofit centered on civic advocacy, and held at 750 E. Pratt St. Mikulski took the microphone after nearly an hour and a half discussion about how the city could turn itself around and...
  • SHE LED POLICY FOR MICHELLE OBAMA. NOW SHE WANTS TO RUN MARYLAND.

    06/09/2018 5:28:07 PM PDT · by simpson96 · 18 replies
    Ozy.com ^ | 6/8/2018 | Nick Fouriezos
    (snip)For an hour and a half, a moderator pulls questions from the audience of maybe 50 people, who fill the folding chairs with their nods, stares and half-hearted applause. Krish Vignarajah, tries to inject some enthusiasm into the quiet crowd on a Sunday in April. “The orthodoxy out there is that no man can beat Larry Hogan,” she says, pausing for emphasis. “Well, I am no man,” she rallies, her black slacks and gold-buttoned, white jacket looking every bit like a military uniform — as if to say, yes, this daughter of Sri Lankan immigrant teachers will wage the necessary...