Somebody Better Wake Up

More than 12,000 Somali Bantu have now been transferred from the Dadaab camp, near the border with Somalia, across 600 miles of Kenya to the Kakuma camp in the northwest. Next stop, the United States.

Is anyone awake out there?!?! It has been reported in Lewiston…that these ungrateful swine, abetted by your ever present bleeding heart liberal, openly practice female mutilation, often without anesthetics and on girls as young as 2 years old. Oh, but we must be sen.si.tive to their culture. They have the culture of the lowest gutter dwellers extant. How long before they demand that more of their barbarisms be tolerated in flagrant contempt for the laws of America.

This angers me beyond my ability to coherently comment.

Assimilation??

And when will your town be chosen?

“Those Somali already in Lewiston have found what they call their “dream place.” Nonetheless, they understand that there are other dream places in the United States, and they mean to find them. Following their ancient practice of “sahan,” they send young men out in all directions to find not water and good grazing, as in Somalia, but public housing and generous welfare benefits. The tribe then follows. “They came in droves off the buses,” said Lewiston council president Bernier, and “some made the welfare office their first stop.” The practice of sahan has become more sophisticated in the United States. The Somalis use the Internet to access the websites of states and towns across the nation, checking crime rates, welfare programs, housing, and schools. Employment opportunities are evidently a low priority. This certainly removes the main obstacle for most of us relocating to dream places. Abdiaziz Ali, the welfare caseworker, is not shy about announcing the Somalis” intentions. “We can spread out”anywhere we want.”
The Great Somali Welfare Hunt

Yeah right, you frigging camel dung monsters. Come near Cincinnati, I’ll assimilate your ass right into the deep dark earth.

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