The Democrats back then, Carney now, Trump’s game with Iran? Where does all that money go and more: Links 1 for March 8, 2025

1. A couple of fun examples of Democrats saying things

2. A commenter here on Vlad suggested a few days ago that Trump and Putin may be solving headaches for each other vis a vis Iran and Ukraine. That might explain the following video

3. Trans-terrorists again

Data

 

The chemicals they give people mess with their brains. A lot. Not to mention cutting off body parts that produce hormones. Think about how your judgement is affected after a couple of beers. Then imagine a thousand times the normal dose of testosterone in you 24/7

4. It’s been our theory for a while that a ton of the money alleged to go to ludicrous causes are actually to settle illegal fighting age males from Africa, the Islamic Maghreb and the Muslim Middle East across the West. I bet an audit would show little to no money ever made it to a USD $4M production of Hamlet in Norway for transexual hamsters, or whatever it claims to be. The idea is likely to cause outrage at the intended recipient of the money so people don’t get that really, your/our governments are printing money to fund the invasion and destruction of everything any of us and our ancestors ever built forever.

Data point?

Trump Reforms Force Closure of More NGOs Resettling Refugees Across U.S.

Another non-governmental organization, which contracted with the federal government to resettle refugees across American communities, is having to close its doors after President Donald Trump froze the government’s refugee resettlement program.

Immediately after taking office, Trump signed an executive order to indefinitely suspend the refugee resettlement program — ensuring that hundreds of millions of taxpayer dollars flowing to NGOs contracted to resettle refugees would come to a halt.

As a result, Connecticut-based Integrated Refugee and Immigrant Services (IRIS), which has lost out on $4 million in taxpayer funds to resettle refugees since the executive order, is shutting its doors and having to fire staff, according to NPR:

A Connecticut organization that helps refugees and other immigrants get established in the U.S. says it’s shutting down offices after the Trump administration ordered sudden cuts in federal funding. The organization has also laid off about half of its staff. [Emphasis added]

Integrated Refugee and Immigrant Services, or IRIS, is closing its main office in New Haven and making plans to close its Hartford office. [Emphasis added]

IRIS is only the latest NGO involved in refugee resettlement to close offices and fire staff. The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) and Jesuit Refugee Service (JRS) have both had to drastically cut refugee services, losing millions in taxpayer dollars.

The NGOs are now suing the Trump administration, claiming refugee resettlement is required by Congress though the U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that the president has broad authority over immigration.

Data point?

5. A great deal of videos and information has appeared suggesting that the new controllers of the territory formerly known as Syria, is waging genocidal war against religious minorities, including Alawites, Christians and Druze people. The Alawites are the curious rare form of Muslims in Syria that from what it appears, seems to be a kind of buffer against Shiia and Sunni Muslims. Which means to them, inauthentic.

From Brother Rashid

And Christians…

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One Reply to “The Democrats back then, Carney now, Trump’s game with Iran? Where does all that money go and more: Links 1 for March 8, 2025”

  1. In the US, the refugee allocations have a middleman, which is the resettlement agencies. Agencies then use some of these monies to lobby for more funds and more refugees. Some.agencies entice refugees to leave their familar surroundings without telling them the challenges posed by learning a new language, the difficulty getting recertified in a profession, and the type of jobs available to unskilled workers, such as cutting up chickens or working in a large refrigerated room cutting up vegetables. Refugees come to North America unprepared to live without the family and social support system they may have had in a refugee camp.

    I find that those most active in refugee settlement,. either as employees or volunteers, get a rush of feel-good hormones for helping the people newly dependent upon them. which may be a good thing for people who lack other purposes in life, but their projects are done at the expense of everyone else. Wealthier refugees bring undeclared money and assets (rental property in their country of origin), without any intent to support their elders who accompany them.

    After refugees have the proper American paperwork they can then visit the country they fled from, making a mockery of the whole idea of being a refugee who has no safe haven.