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Monday, June 27, 2016

Japan - some interesting facts






There is some discrepancy about this story on the internet. Although Muslim attacks have occurred around the world can’t remember reading about one in Japan. Never really trusted Snopes, The MSM, or Tim Cook so I clicked here:



Unless I overlooked it there has not been one terrorist attack in Japan dating back to 1983. So they must be doing something right.

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On a tip from Ed Kilbane





* Hiroshima has returned to what it was economically before the atomic bomb was dropped. 

* Japan prevents the use of mobile phones in trains, restaurants and indoors. 

* For first to sixth primary year Japanese students must learn ethics in dealing with people. 

* Even though one of the richest people in the world, the Japanese do not have servants. The parents are responsible for the house and children. 

* There is no examination from the first to the third primary level because the goal of education is to instill concepts and character building. 

* If you go to a buffet restaurant in Japan you will notice people only eat as much as they need without any waste because food must not be wasted. 

* The rate of delayed trains in Japan is about 7 seconds per year!! 
The Japanese appreciate the value of time and are very punctual to minutes and seconds. 

* Children in schools brush their teeth (sterile) and clean their teeth after a meal at school, teaching them to maintain their health from an early age. 

* Japanese students take half an hour to finish their meals to ensure proper digestion because these students are the future of Japan. 

The Japanese focus on maintaining their culture. 
Therefore, 

* No political leader or a prime minister from an Islamic nation has visited Japan not the Ayatollah of Iran, the King of Saudi Arabia or even a Saudi Prince! 

* Japan is a country keeping Islam at bay by putting strict restrictions on Islam and ALL Muslims. 


1) Japan is the only nation that does not give citizenship to Muslims. 

2) In Japan permanent residency is not given to Muslims. 

3) There is a strong ban on the propagation of Islam in Japan 

4) In the University of Japan, Arabic or any Islamic language is not taught. 

5) One cannot import a 'Koran' published in the Arabic language. 

6) According to data published by the Japanese government, it has given temporary residency to only 2 lakhs, Muslims, who must follow the Japanese Law of the Land. These Muslims should speak Japanese and carry out their religious rituals in their homes. 

7) Japan is the only country in the world that has a negligible number of embassies in Islamic countries. 

8) Muslims residing in Japan are the employees of foreign companies. 

9) Even today, visas are not granted to Muslim doctors, engineers or managers sent by foreign companies. 

10) In the majority of companies it is stated in their regulations that no Muslims should apply for a job. 

11) The Japanese government is of the opinion that Muslims are fundamentalist, and even in the era of globalization they are not willing to change their Muslim laws. 

12) Muslims cannot even rent a house in Japan. 

13) If anyone comes to know that his neighbor is a Muslim then the whole neighborhood stays alert. 

14) No one can start an Islamic cell or Arabic 'Madrasa' in Japan . 

15) There is no Sharia law in Japan 
16) If a Japanese woman marries a Muslim, she is considered an outcast forever. 

17) According to Mr. Kumiko Yagi, Professor of Arab/Islamic Studies at Tokyo University of Foreign Studies, 

" There is a mind frame in Japan that Islam is a very narrow minded
religion and one should stay away from it." 

The Japanese might have lost the war, but they are in charge of their own country. 

There are no bombs going off in crowded business centers, "Honor Killings", nor killing of innocent children or anyone else. 







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Saturday, June 25, 2016

Why Britain Left




The Brits had enough and voted to take their country back. Let the rest of the EU deal with this:



















There's a lesson to be learned here. If there were millions of Muslims here like in the EU what you see above would be happening in America. Sometimes I wonder if the whole Assad/Syria debacle is an elaborate ruse to export Islam to all corners of the globe.

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The force that turned Britain away from the European Union was the greatest mass migration since perhaps the Anglo-Saxon invasion. 630,000 foreign nationals settled in Britain in the single year 2015. Britain’s population has grown from 57 million in 1990 to 65 million in 2015, despite a native birth rate that’s now below replacement. On Britain’s present course, the population would top 70 million within another decade, half of that growth immigration-driven.



British population growth is not generally perceived to benefit British-born people. Migration stresses schools, hospitals, and above all, housing. The median house price in London already amounts to 12 times the median local salary. Rich migrants outbid British buyers for the best properties; poor migrants are willing to crowd more densely into a dwelling than British-born people are accustomed to tolerating.


And remember these "migrants" don't assimilate. They are a faction onto themselves in British society. Their ultimate goal is not to acclimatize but to colonize. 

This migration has been driven both by British membership in the European Union and by Britain’s own policy: The flow of immigration to the U.K. is almost exactly evenly divided between EU and non-EU immigration. And more is to come, from both sources: Much of the huge surge of Middle Eastern and North African migrants to continental Europe since 2013 seems certain to arrive in Britain; as Prime Minister David Cameron likes to point out, Britain has created more jobs since 2010 than all the rest of the EU combined.

(But at what cost?)

The June 23 vote represents a huge popular rebellion against a future in which British people feel increasingly crowded within—and even crowded out of—their own country: More than 200,000 British-born people leave the U.K. every year for brighter futures abroad, in Australia above all, the United States in second place.

Is this what we want for America?





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Friday, June 24, 2016

Britain votes to leave EU



Britain finally said... fuck this we're going to regain our nationalism.

Congratulations for coming to your senses!

The European Union has been engulfed by a series of challenges in recent years, including uncontrolled migration invasion from the Middle East and Africa. Britain...you know you got a problem when the most popular newborn male baby's name is Mohammed!




And of course there's this:


Besides the obvious... how long before Greece faces another financial collapse?
They drink Ouzo while the EU pays. Kind of like the US welfare system.







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Behind the scenes at Chappaqua:




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Supreme Court blocks Obama amnesty plan





Watch Barry Make the Case Against Executive Amnesty

The good news...


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and the bad.

 If Scalia was still around this would have wound up 5-4 against putting it to bed. The fact it is 4-4 is crucial. 


A vote for Killary is a vote for Amnesty.

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The Supreme Court on Thursday blocked President Obama’s immigration executive actions, in a tie decision that delivers a win to states challenging his plan to give a deportation reprieve to millions of illegal immigrants. 

The justices' one-sentence opinion on Thursday marks a major setback for the administration, effectively killing the plan for the duration of Obama's presidency. 

The judgment could have significant political and legal consequences in a presidential election year highlighted by competing rhetoric over immigration. As the ruling was announced, pro-immigration activists filled the sidewalk in front of the court, some crying as the ruling became public. Critics of the policy touted the decision as a strong statement against "executive abuses." 

"The Constitution is clear: The president is not permitted to write laws—only Congress is. This is another major victory in our fight to restore the separation of powers," House Speaker Paul Ryan said in a statement, adding that the ruling rendered Obama's actions "null and void." 

Obama, though, said the decision “takes us further from the country that we aspire to be.”

He stressed that earlier changes his administration made to immigration policy are not affected, but acknowledged his most recent 2014 changes cannot go forward and additional executive actions are unlikely. 

While Obama accepted the ruling, he also made his own full-court press, saying the split decision underscores the importance of the current court vacancy and the appointment of a successor to the late Justice Antonin Scalia, to "break this tie." So far, Senate Republicans have not considered Obama's nominee, Merrick Garland. 

"The court's inability to reach a decision in this case is a very clear reminder of why it's so important for the Supreme Court to have a full bench," he said Thursday at the White House. 

The 4-4 tie vote sets no national precedent but leaves in place the ruling by the lower court. In this case, the federal appeals court in New Orleans said the Obama administration lacked the authority to shield up to 4 million immigrants from deportation and make them eligible for work permits without approval from Congress.

Texas led 26 Republican-dominated states in challenging the program Obama announced in November 2014. Congressional Republicans also backed the states' lawsuit. 

The decision lands in the middle of a heated election season in which immigration is a central issue. Donald Trump, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, won the primaries while railing against Obama administration immigration policies as dangerous. 

Democrats have, in turn, called his rhetoric racially divisive while defending the administration's move to expand existing programs that would effectively give temporary legal status to some undocumented residents. 

Presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton countered Ryan's statement saying the decision was "purely procedural" and leaves "no doubt" the programs were within the president's authority. Referencing the 4-4 split on the court, she again urged the Senate to give Obama's nominee to fill the remaining court vacancy a vote. 

"Today’s deadlocked decision from the Supreme Court is unacceptable, and show us all just how high the stakes are in this election," Clinton said in a statement. 

The immigration case dealt with two separate Obama programs. One would allow undocumented immigrants who are parents of either U.S. citizens or legal permanent residents to live and work in the U.S. without the threat of deportation. The other would expand an existing program to protect from deportation a larger population of immigrants who were brought to the U.S. illegally as children. 

Obama decided to move forward after Republicans won control of the Senate in the 2014 midterm elections, and the chances for an immigration overhaul, already remote, were further diminished.

The Senate had passed a broad immigration bill with Democratic and Republican support in 2013, but the measure went nowhere in the GOP-controlled House of Representatives.

The states quickly went to court to block the Obama initiatives.

Their lawsuit was heard initially by U.S. District Judge Andrew Hanen in Brownsville, Texas. Hanen previously had criticized the administration for lax immigration enforcement. Hanen sided with the states, blocking the programs from taking effect. The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals also ruled for the states, and the Justice Department rushed an appeal to the high court so that it could be heard this term. 

Texas officials hailed the decision Thursday. 

“The action taken by the President was an unauthorized abuse of presidential power that trampled the Constitution, and the Supreme Court rightly denied the President the ability to grant amnesty contrary to immigration laws," Texas Gov. Greg Abbott said in a statement. "Today's ruling is also a victory for all law-abiding Americans—including the millions of immigrants who came to America following the rule of law."






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