Refugee Resettlement Public Meeting:
https://www.nebraskafc.org/resources/calendar/event/111-november-nfc-community-advisory-board-meeting
Your opportunity to stand in opposition
to repeating the immigration mistakes of France
America has always been a welcoming nation – our “melting pot” concept has successfully incorporated the most laudable traits and customs from the many cultures and backgrounds of the immigrants who sought their fortune on our remote shores.
However, we are now facing an influx of people who hold little to no respect for our society, our culture of individual liberty or our form of government. Indeed, these newest imports hold ideologies that are antithetical to our way of life.
Worse yet, they are enamored of a “religion” that demands the subjugation of all things to itself…a world under the heel of Islam.
There are nine refugee resettlement contractors operating in the United States. These are –
- Church World Service (CWS)
- Ethiopian Community Development Council (ECDC)
- Episcopal Migration Ministries (EMM)
- Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society (HIAS)
- International Rescue Committee (IRC)
- US Committee for Refugees and Immigrants (USCRI)
- Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Services (LIRS)
- United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB)
- World Relief Corporation (WR)
Two of these, the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) and Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Services (LIRS) operate in Nebraska and western Iowa.
These groups are almost entirely funded by federal tax dollars. The USCCB Migration Fund received 97% of its entire budget ($85m) from federal tax dollars for “refugee resettlement services.”
A similar story applies at LIRS as well. The video explains the symbiotic and incestuous relationship between these social service organizations and our federal government.
Prudence dictates we proceed with extreme caution in permitting the travel of Muslim refugees to our state, especially those from the Syria/Iraq region. It is important however to note that we have experienced ISIS sympathizers and agents operating in our nation among Muslim immigrant populations from all regions of the world, not merely Syria/Iraq.
To permit these refugee resettlement organizations to recklessly pursue the importation of largely un-screenable Muslim males of military age for the sole purpose of maintaining their federally-swollen budgets is unconscionable.
You have an opportunity to be heard. The Nebraska Family Collaborative is holding their monthly Community Advisory Board Meeting this coming Thursday 11/19, beginning at 6pm.
The meeting will be held at the South Omaha Public Library (2808 Q St) and the topic of discussion will be Omaha Refugee Resettlement and Asylee’s: The Impact of Culture and Experience.
The speakers will include the head of the Lutheran Family Services Refugee Resettlement program in Nebraska and the program coordinator.
We will undoubtedly be called heartless, and Islamo-phobic, but in light of the brutal attacks in Paris, prudence dictates we declare a moratorium on the resettlement in Nebraska of any Muslim refugees from the Middle East. As the French have now discovered, altruism is easily drowned in pools of innocent blood.
Muslims from Syria and Iraq are coming to Omaha, just as they came to Paris, courtesy of our Federal government and the scramble by local non-profit groups for millions of federal dollars for aiding in “resettlement services.”
We can no longer permit the misplaced loyalties and misguided policies of these social service organizations to put our families at risk.
Attend this upcoming meeting and bring your friends. ALL of your friends. It is our duty to make certain these reckless policies are brought to an immediate halt. Please engage in this demonstration of responsibility. Join us to tell them “NO!”
We will gather at the South Omaha Public Library, 2808 Q Street, Omaha beginning at 6pm in order to fill as many seats as possible. This may be your only opportunity to express your opinion to those directly responsible for the importation of these refugees.
Share this newsletter with your entire email list. Organize a group of friends and co-workers to attend the meeting. Together, we will leave no doubt as to the wishes of the citizens of Nebraska.