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Title: Paying Your Pensions: Syrian Migrants in Memphis Digging in Dumpsters for Sustenance
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URL Source: http://www.dailystormer.com/paying- ... g-in-dumpsters-for-sustenance/
Published: Apr 14, 2016
Author: Anglin
Post Date: 2016-04-14 22:58:34 by NeoconsNailed
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Views: 1150
Comments: 7
(The title is deliberate supreme irony because when all else fails, they tell us we have to have the invasion so there will be enough young folks paying into pensions and SS to keep us ourselves afloat when we're 64, but any fool knew from the first it would never actually work out that way. Page shows 4 young beaming female "resettlement directors" and gives their contact info. Remember, both words "resettlement" and "refugee" are LIES. NN) Moslem migrants are here to do jobs Americans don’t want to do, including terrorism, gang-rape and digging through dumpsters for valuable items. The Memphis Mirror has a story of one such vibrant diversifier, Nedal Alkhani, a colorful gentleman who Obama brought from Jordan and sent to Memphis to live on welfare for no apparent reason: Today, Alkhani’s strife is drastically different. He is not surrounded by warfare, but struggles every day to make his family’s next dollar with no English language skills and a sixth grade education. His worries about money started immediately. He owed the U.S. Department for their flight fares – a total of $6,000. Refugee families receive a one-time welcome payment of $925 per person from the U.S State Department, or $4,625 total for this family, that was channeled to them through World Relief Memphis. World Relief Memphis was the Alkhani’s first American contact and provided the family with the basics to get them started in Memphis. The money for basics like couches, kitchenware, and beds was deducted from their welcome money. “The World Relief Organization took care of the migration process,” Alkhani said. “We were supposed to get $4,500 in welcome money. We only received $900 of it.” World Relief Memphis also provides English lessons for refugee families. But Alkhani, like other refugees, said he did not learn much. Alkhani gave up after three months because the teacher only spoke English, and he could not understand anything. Rami Alhomsi is another Syrian refugee who gave up on the English classes that World Relief Memphis provided. “None of us benefited from these lessons. We all quit school after sixth grade,” Alhomsi said in Arabic to an interpreter. “We don’t know any English.” … Because of the language barrier, Alkhani has trouble finding a permanent job. He works for people in the Arab community whenever someone needs an extra hand. He also collects items thrown out in dumpsters and on sidewalks and sells them in a flea market on Summer Avenue. Seriously, what’s the point of this? Why would you want these people living on your streets and going through your dumpsters? Is that a useful immigrant? Meanwhile we’ve got all these people in Europe who want to come to America and aren’t allowed. People who have professional jobs and would contribute to our society, rather than dig through our dumpsters while having such low IQs they’re incapable of ever learning English and will in all likelihood eventually blow something up for Allah. So what’s the deal? Maybe you should call someone from the entirely female staff of World Relief Memphis and ask them why they are doing this. 
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#1. To: NeoconsNailed (#0)
World Relief Memphis was the Alkhani’s first American contact and provided the family with the basics to get them started in Memphis. The money for basics like couches, kitchenware, and beds was deducted from their welcome money. “The World Relief Organization took care of the migration process,” Alkhani said. “We were supposed to get $4,500 in welcome money. We only received $900 of it.” Indeed, transplanting non-English or even Spanish speaking people with a 6th grade education into one of the highest cost of living countries in the world isn't exactly something someone with more than a 6th grade education would think is a good idea. And even $4500 wouldn't last long now, would it? Syria is the better place for them to have any hope of earning a living.
But they might just get blown up over there. We don't need them. The gooberment brought them here to do the jobs Americans don't want to do. But where are the jobs? ;)
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Top • Page Up • Full Thread • Page Down • Bottom/LatestRefugee families receive a one-time welcome payment of $925 per person from the U.S State Department, or $4,625 total for this family, that was channeled to them through World Relief Memphis.
#7. To: Pinguinite (#1)
Syria is the better place for them to have any hope of earning a living.
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