Human rights activist admits: Muslim refugees have no intention of adopting our values

Human rights activist admits: Muslim refugees have no intention of adopting our values

"We publish the most important parts of an interview with a former German refugee worker and human rights activist for a Polish website. 
The fully translated interview with Rebecca Sommer can be found here

• Rebecca, you’ve worked many years with refugees and immigrants, what influenced the change of your views?

Looking back through the years of repetitive experiences and myself in my work environment as a volunteer, I had to admit to myself that when it comes to Muslim refugees, they have grown up with completely different values, into which they have been brainwashed and are indoctrinated by Islam, and have no intention of adopting our values — worse, they look at us, unbelievers with superiority and arrogance.

• ...And what has emerged from your tracking of the progress of immigrants?

A woman has no human value, she is perceived as a sexual object and not as a partner. She is a worker and a birthing machine. This is her job as a good Muslim woman.

What about crime?...

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You ought to know!

John Podesta Leverages Climate Change and Overpopulation Scams to Attack Freedom

John Podesta Leverages Climate Change and Overpopulation Scams to Attack Freedom:

"Podesta argued that "forging a coalition between the environmental movement and the women's rights movement will not only fundamentally advance women's rights, but will also do a world of good for the planet, which is bearing an environmental burden because of population growth." So, in other words, since global warming/climate change is a fact, the way we can save the planet is by reducing the number of people on earth (through contraceptives or abortion or both).
Apparently this is the new mantra of the Left; Chelsea Clinton is pushing the same idea.
I have heard this argument many times."

Improbable Research » Blog Archive

Improbable Research » Blog Archive:
"Some things might help in preventing cancer. 
Some things might be found to be causing cancer.  
And yet other things might be ‘associated’ with cancer – that’s to say they might occur along with rising cancer rates, and yet may, or may not, be a cause. 
For example, could there be a previously overlooked statistical association between breast cancer mortality rates in Los Angeles County and the recent introduction of high-efficiency LED street-lighting in the area? 
A new paper for the Journal of Environmental Economics and Management finds, surprisingly perhaps, that there is.

“[…] the LED program was associated with increased breast cancer mortality in LA County after a latency period. This result was robust to several validity checks.”...

Read on! 

AM Fruitcake

History for February 13

History for February 13 - On-This-Day.com:
Bess Truman 1885, Grant Wood 1892, Patty Berg 1918


Chuck Yeager 1923 - United States Air Force General, test pilot, Kim (Marilyn) Novak 1933 - Actress, Peter Tork (Peter Halsten Thorkelson) 1942 - Actor, musician (The Monkees)


1542 - Catherine Howard was executed for adultery. She was the fifth wife of England's King Henry VIII.


1633 - Galileo Galilei arrived in Rome for trial before the Inquisition.


1920 - The National Negro Baseball League was organized.


1935 - In Flemington, New Jersey, a jury found Bruno Richard Hauptmann guilty of the kidnapping and death of the infant son of Charles and Anne Lindbergh. Hauptmann was later executed for the crimes.


1965 - Sixteen-year-old Peggy Fleming won the ladies senior figure skating title at Lake Placid, NY.


1985 - The Dow Jones industrial average closed at a record high of 1297.92 after it topped the 1300 mark earlier in the trading session.


1997 - The Dow Jones industrial average passed the 7,000 mark for the first time. The day ended at 7,022.44.


2000 - Charles M. Schulz's last original Sunday "Peanuts" comic strip appeared in newspapers. Schulz had died the day before.

The media's DACA scam isn't working

The media's DACA scam isn't working:

"In so much as it’s a “crisis,” it was solely created by former President Barack Obama, who went around Congress to set up a system that indefinitely protected a subset of illegals. That Trump came into office — largely elected on his immigration platform — and said he would no longer enforce the made-up program doesn’t make it his responsibility.

This would be like selling your house to me and demanding that I allow the hobo in the basement to keep permanent residency after you’ve left."

The way we were-----Tennessee Ernie Ford Sings 16 Tons

Boob-tube-----Old Commercials That Would Be "Politically Incorrect" Today

Clarice!-----A Night at the Crying in Our Beer Salon

A Night at the Crying in Our Beer Salon
"I couldn't take much more of the news.  
The miscreants reportedly involved in the illegal surveillance of the Trump campaign were fleeing the FBI; parties in the intelligence agencies were contradicting one another with sloppily conceived alibis.  
On top of that, the agencies involved looked both more stupid and more partisan than ever.  
The latest was the New York Times account of how the CIA paid Russians a $100,000 down payment on a million-dollar contract to tar the President (doubtless with disinformation).  
The viewing of the promised "compromising video" was – get this – in a room in the Russian Embassy in Berlin:

A Russian was trying to sell the alleged Trump kompromat to [U.S.] spies.  He even showed off a 15-second clip of a video that he claimed showed Trump in a room with two women.  The choice of venue for the viewing: [t]he Russian embassy in Berlin ‪

To be sure, the paper's Matthew Rosenberg offered up an alibi.  
Sharyl Attkisson tweeted:

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Ace of Spades had some fun dissecting the "'splaining and spinning" published by Rosenberg:

Note [that] this story is going to claim [that] the CIA paid to get their own stolen cyber weapons/hacking tools back and this Russian just insisted on offering dirt on Trump they didn't want.

That's absurd.  How do you buy back your own cyber tools?  You already have the tools; the problem is that other people have them, and paying someone to send you a copy does nothing at all to stop him from selling other copies forever, to who[m]ever he wants.

No, this is about the Trump dirt, and the cyber weapon thing is the cover story. ...

Yeah, you thought you were buying stolen cyber tools, which cannot be bought back (and you already have them), but these guys just kept forcing this faked-up Trump dirt on you.

This cover story is the same as paying a blackmailer to "get back" a compromising photo, even though he still retains the negative and you have no idea how many copies he's already made, or how many people he's already sold them to, or how many additional prints he'll make off the negative.

No, they paid $100,000 (as a down payment for a $1 million payout) to get dirt on Trump before an election, and the "cyber tools" claim is just a cover story, a legend.

Another lie. 

...As the Daily Caller writes, the Steele dossier's coincidences keep piling up. 

In sum: Fusion GPS founder Glenn Simpson met before and after the Russian lawyer, connected to his client, met with Donald Trump, Jr. in their quickly aborted meeting in Trump Tower.  DOJ official Bruce Ohr, whose wife worked for Fusion GPS, met with Simpson and met with Steele before the election and weeks after the election to discuss his work on Trump.  Clinton hatchet men Sidney Blumenthal and Cody Shearer passed on the same salacious stuff about Trump that remains unverified in the dossier to Department of State official Jonathan Winer, who gave the information to Steele.

It certainly looks as if the gang was playing an adult version of "telephone," which we used to play in Girl Scouts to show how gossip gets magnified and is unreliable...

...I was driven to drink by imbeciles who think we are.  
So I headed off for a couple of margaritas at the local watering hole, the Crying in Our Beer Salon..."
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