Blue states surrendering to Somalis, Islam, and diversity
By Eric Utter
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu (D) recently said that Somalis are to thank for pretty much every “achievement” that the city has ever had.
According to Wu:
“You cannot talk about any achievement that the city of Boston has had in safety, jobs, and economic development, in education, without talking about the Somali community that has lifted our city up. We are proud and we are grateful for our Somali community and for our Somali American neighbors.”
She added:
“We will use every attack to actually strengthen and expand the services [available to Somalis].”
She also opined that Somalis are:
“setting the example for the rest of the country.”
That may be true, in that alleged Somali fraud rings are popping up across the fruited plain.
Was Mayor Wu telling the truth?
Were Somalis responsible for the Boston Tea Party? Building Faneuil Hall? The Old South Meeting House? Were they instrumental in founding the Celtics, Red Sox, or Bruins?
And I thought it was slaves — and/or members of the LGBTQ community — that built this nation.
What changed? When the next wave of immigrants arrives from, say, the Republic of the Congo, Burkina Faso, or Mongolia, will we have to claim they built this country, too?
I mean, WTH! Who would go along with this bull***t … and why?
Democrats … to secure their power in the future. They perceive, possibly correctly, that white folks will be an ever-diminishing minority in the years to come, and as such will no longer be an important voting bloc.
Of course, Minnesota’s politicians were not to be outdone in kowtowing to Somalians.
Democratic state Sens. Ann Johnson Stewart and Steve Cwodzinski tearfully offered their apologies — and support — to the state’s vast Somali population at the Irshad Islamic Center in Eden Prairie, recently.
What were they apologizing for, given that Somalis have been implicated in scamming billions upon billions of dollars from Minnesota taxpayers in various fraud schemes?
Let’s let them tell us, shall we?
In a video shared by a Somali T.V. station available on Facebook, Stewart said:
“We are heartbroken by the horrible actions of our government, and we want you to know that at the state level we will do all that we can to support you. Whether you live in our district or not, we are here. We are 100% committed to helping you. You are welcome here, you belong here, and we are here for you.”