Evangel

This is only the beginning. This is contagious and will surface all over America if it isn’t stopped.

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Above: Somali “refugees” on lifetime welfare demand their free food adhere to Islamic Law

by Jason DeWitt

Whoever said “beggars can’t be choosers” never met Somali Muslim refugees in Minnesota. These Muslim imports in Minneapolis are now demanding a tax-funded “halal” non-pork food shelf at a free food pantry for the poor.

As if it’s not bad enough that nearly all the “American” Muslims who have joined ISIS have been Somalis from Minneapolis , their relatives here are demanding that Americans adhere to the same Sharia Laws the Islamic State fighters are trying to impose throughout the Middle East.

A group of first-generation Somali Americans says they need help in developing a food shelf that specializes in healthy foods that do not contain pork or pork byproducts. “It’s about human rights also, basic human rights to get the proper food and also healthy food,” said Imam Hassan Mohamud.

“Human rights”? Seriously? Their arrogance and self-entitlement has to be unprecedented for a group on the public dole. Tens of thousands of Somalis settled in Minneapolis/St. Paul after Bill Clinton, George W. Bush and later Barack Obama imported them and funded massive “refugee” centers there. Welfare, schools, hospitals and social services have been crushed by the burden of immigrants who lack the most basic sk**ls to live in a modern society.

This is hardly the first demands Somalis have made on the good people of Minneapolis. When the influx of Somali thugs naturally resulted in a massive increase in crime a decade ago, Somalis demanded a $48 million Sharia-compliant “youth center” to keep Somali gangs “out of trouble”.

We have read for several years now how Muslim cab drivers in Minneapolis and several airports have kicked out blind passengers with guide dogs (dogs are “unclean” in Islam), or customers t***sporting alcohol . They came here, taking advantage of American generosity, and returned it by enforcing their own brand of Sharia Law upon us.

Liberals in Minnesota have bent over backwards for them, setting up foot-washing basins in their airport and even at a university , in response to their demands. But as with most appeasement, these refugees keep making more demands. Now it is for “halal” products (meat slaughtered with Islamic prayers and a ban on pork).

The Imam leading this protest actually claimed that there were beans with pork in it and this was a “literacy” issue that required more government funding andspecial halal-compliant beans. But one commenter on the article from Minneapolis wrote:

As someone who made use of the foodshelf recently, I can tell you that most of the food doesn’t contain pork. I hear what they are saying about a literacy issue, but can’t the food shelf people just point out the cans of pork and beans? Besides, the food shelf is based on donations!

This is not about Muslims “making do” or getting help on what to eat. The Koran demands that Muslim make any country they live in adapt to them and Sharia Law. The last thing they plan to do is assimilate.

One blogger added:

How long until they demand separate entrances to the food pantry for men and women and separate entrances for Muslims who don’t want to see any Christmas or holiday food or decorations?

The state of Maine has also been crushed by Somalis that Obama has forced upon them. The Governor of Maine, Paul LePage has valiantly been trying to cut off cash aid to Somalis – nearly all of whom are on welfare – since Obama has purposely dumped thousands of them in Lewiston and Portland.

America got Black Hawk Down and 18 dead Americans. Somalis got 90,000+ “asylum” slots in America, free housing, Sharia-compliant facilities, and a lifetime of welfare. How do you

say “chumps” in Somali?

Each refugee already has access to the following:

Temporary assistance for Needy Families

Medicaid
Food Stamps

Supplemental "Security" Income
Social Security Disability Insurance

Administrative Developmental Disabilities (ADD)

Child Care and Development Fund

Independent Living Program
Low Income Housing Energy Assistance

Postsecondary Education Grants

Refugee Assistance Program

Title IV Foster Care

Title XX Social Services Block Grant Fund

And from our lovely State Department...$2200 per month for every man, woman and child.

jimahrens Loc: California

I will donate a couple pigs for them. The worthless scum bags they are.

jelun

I don't think you will fit on that shelf.
You bringing your wife, too?

BOHICA

Better yet. Time for another Crusade. Let's finish the job, this time, so we don't have to do it again.

jimahrens Loc: California

Yes she is going to shovel the pork down your throat. Attack me if you like attack a woman she will bury you alive.

jimahrens Loc: California

Amen my friend.

BOHICA

And these are the "moderate" muslims the Left keeps talking about.

jimahrens Loc: California

In my eyes there is no such thing. If there were they would speak up.

jelun

I haven't checked most of the factoids in your story, but, I was vacationing in Maine when this story first broke in '02.
Are you really going to try to blame refugee settlements from that year and before on President Obama?
You are aware that refugees are brought in through sponsoring groups, right?
So it would seem that many of Maine's citizens are very happy to have the Somalis there, probably the business persons who are happy to have an increased customer base.
http://somalilandsun.com/index.php/world/1577-maine-mayor-somalis-should-leave-culture-at-door

I do have to ask why anyone would object to people having one shelf of pork free food for observant Muslims and Jews (you know those folks you claim to care so much about, they don't eat pork, either) to be able to go straight to? That seems pretty small to me. I suppose I shouldn't be surprised, though.

jimahrens Loc: California

Yup here we go again It all boils down to the Dollar. Throw rights out the window for the almighty buck.

jelun

At least I read the story which seems to be more than you have done.
What rights are you losing by having refugees move to all these M states?

jimahrens Loc: California

How about jobs How about you and me giving them welfare Medical Housing. Or do you think that comes without a price tag. And then our kids take on the burden. That my friend is limiting freedom.First of all federal Government has no right to place refugees anywhere except federal land. States still have rights Do you accept that. Check it out.

jelun

Someone, or many someones, didn't check facts before posting either on that h**efilled right wing site or on OPP where at least people who like honesty can correct the lies.

This from ILC in Alabama.

http://www.visaus.com/benefits.html
emporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF)

Q. What is TANF?
A. TANF (Temporary Assistance for Needy Families) is the program enacted on August 22, 1996. The new law ended the federally funded AFDC (Aid to Families with Dependent Children) program and created federal block grants to the states. The states have broad discretion to design and administer their own welfare programs. Through TANF, each state provides cash benefits to certain groups of low-income families with minor children. States determine benefit levels and can set limits on the length of time families can receive TANF assistance. States also may provide supportive services, such as child care and t***sportation.

Q. Who can receive TANF assistance?
A. Refugees can receive TANF assistance if their family meets all the requirements for eligibility in their state (such as having limited income and assets) and they are a member of one of the following groups:
Citizens: Refugees who have become naturalized citizens are eligible for TANF assistance under the same rules as native-born citizens. Citizen children of refugee parents are eligible for TANF assistance.
Refugees in the U.S. before August 22, 1996: As a result of federal- and state-level legislation, almost all refugees in the U.S. at the time the welfare law was enacted are eligible for TANF assistance to the same extent as citizens. The law requires that all refugees are eligible for TANF assistance for their first five years in the country. Almost all states have chosen to continue this eligibility past the five year period for refugees (and other qualified aliens(3)) who entered the country before August 22, 1996.
Refugees arriving in the U.S. after August 22, 1996: The law requires that all refugees are eligible for TANF assistance for their first five years in the country. Most states have chosen to continue this eligibility past the five year period for refugees (and other qualified aliens) who entered the country after August 22, 1996.
Long-term workers and certain of their family members: Legal permanent residents who have worked or can be credited with 40 quarters of work under the Social Security Act are eligible for TANF assistance to the same extent as citizens. Spouses receive credit for the quarters worked by their husbands/wives; children receive credit for the quarters worked by their parents while the children were under the age of 18 (even if the children are now over the age of 18).
Armed Forces active personnel and veterans, and certain of their family members: Refugees who are currently in the Armed Forces and those who are veterans with honorable discharges who have met minimum active-duty requirements are eligible for TANF assistance to the same extent as citizens. The unmarried dependent children and most spouses of these refugees also can be eligible for TANF assistance if they are legally residing in the United States.
Determining a non-citizen's eligibility for TANF assistance can be a complex task. You may wish to contact your local welfare office for the most current information about refugee eligibility for TANF assistance in your state. If you are told a particular refugee is not eligible for TANF assistance due to her/his immigration status, you may wish to review your state's TANF legislation and regulations to verify this information.
Some states have placed restrictions on eligibility or benefit level for TANF assistance applicants who have not resided in the state for a certain length of time, such as thirty days or twelve months. Some of these residency requirements have been declared unconstitutional by courts and are not in effect. Contact your local welfare office for information on residency requirements in your state.

Then there are the SNAP benefits, see the requirements, please.


Food Stamps

Q. What is the Food Stamp Program?
A. The Food Stamp Program provides monthly c**pons or benefits to low-income households for the purchase of food. Most of the cost of providing benefits and administering the program is paid by the federal government. State welfare offices administer the program and pay part of the administration costs.

Q. Can refugees receive federally-funded food stamps?
A. Refugees can receive federally-funded food stamps if their household meets all the requirements for eligibility (such as having limited income and resources) and they are a member of one of the following groups:
Citizens: Refugees who have become naturalized citizens are eligible for food stamps under the same rules as native-born citizens.
All refugees during their first seven years in the U.S.
Long-term workers and certain of their family members: Refugees who have worked 40 quarters or can be credited with 40 quarters of work that qualify under the Social Security Act and who have adjusted their status to legally admitted permanent resident are eligible for food stamps under the same rules as citizens. Spouses receive credit for the quarters worked by their husbands/wives; children receive credit for the quarters worked by their parents while the children were under the age of 18 (even if the children are now over the age of 18).
Armed Forces active personnel and veterans, and certain of their family members: Refugees who are currently in the Armed Forces and those who are veterans with honorable discharges who have met minimum active-duty requirements are eligible for food stamps under the same rules as citizens. The unmarried dependent children and most spouses (including unremarried surviving spouses of deceased veterans) of these refugees also can be eligible for food stamps if they are legally residing in the United States.
Hmong and Highland Laotians: Members of a Hmong or Highland Lao tribe when the tribe assisted the U.S. Armed Forces during the Vietnam era (and their spouses, unmarried widows/widowers, and unmarried dependent children) are eligible for food stamps under the same rules as citizens.
Elderly refugees living in the U.S. on August 22, 1996: Refugees living in the U.S. on August 22, 1996 who were 65 or older on that date are eligible for food stamps under the same rules as citizens.
Refugee children living in the U.S. on August 22, 1996: Refugees living in the U.S. on August 22, 1996 who are under the age of 18 are eligible for food stamps under the same rules as citizens.
Disabled refugees living in the U.S. on August 22, 1996: Refugees living in the U.S. on August 22, 1996 who are receiving benefits for disability or blindness at the time of application are eligible for food stamps under the same rules as citizens.

Q. Do states also provide food assistance?
A. Some states provide state-funded food assistance to certain refugees and immigrants who have lost federal food stamp eligibility due to the welfare reform law. Specific eligibility requirements and benefit levels vary from state to state.

Q. Does the food stamp program have work requirements?
A. The federal food stamp program has work requirements for some recipients. State food assistance programs also may have work requirements. States may require parents of children above a certain age to work or be engaged in a work-related activity, such as job searches or job readiness courses.
Refugee employability services approved, funded, or operated by the Office of Refugee Resettlement (ORR) are federally recognized training programs for purposes of food stamp eligibility. Refugees participating at least half-time in these programs are exempt from Food Stamp Program work requirements and time limits. Generally, able-bodied adults between the ages of 18 and 50 who do not have dependent children will be ineligible to continue receiving food stamps if they have received food stamps for any 3 months in a 36-month period while not working or participating in a work program at least 20 hours per week or working off their benefits in a food stamp workfare program. As noted above, this time limit does not apply to refugees participating at least half-time in employability services approved, funded, or operated by ORR.) In some circumstances, individuals who have used their first three months of benefits, gone to work, and then are laid off can receive up to three months of additional benefits. Most states have waivers of the three-month food stamp work requirement in areas of high unemployment or insufficient jobs. Able-bodied adults without dependent children who receive food stamps in these waived areas still may have to meet state work requirements, such as job search and job readiness activities, to continue receiving food stamps. States also have an option under the welfare law to exempt an additional 15% of their non-waivered caseload from the work requirements. If states accept this option, they select which groups of people will be exempted.

Q. Can refugees receive any other nutritional assistance benefits?
A. Refugees are eligible for several other nutritional assistance programs to the same extent as citizens: emergency food assistance; school breakfasts and lunches; summer food service and child care food programs; the Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) program; the Commodity Supplemental Food, Homeless Children Nutrition, and Special Milk Programs; and the Nutrition Program for the Elderly.

Q. How can I obtain more information about food stamps?
A. For more information about food stamp eligibility rules, contact your local welfare office. These web sites also may be helpful: the Food and Consumer Service of the U.S. Department of Agriculture (http://www.usda.gov/fcs) and FRAC, the Food Research and Action Center (http://www.frac.org); U.S. Department of Agriculture, (http://www.usda.gov/fcs/library/nsh.htm); Summary of Nutrition Provisions in the Welfare Reform Act. Food Research and Action Center, October 16, 1996, (http://www.frac.org/html/news/101696.html).

Endnotes:

1. This revised Fact Sheet incorporates changes to Food Stamp eligibility rules included in the Agricultural Research, Extension, and Education Act of 1998. These changes went into effect on November 1, 1998.
2. The Food Stamp Program defines "household" as a person or group of people living together, not necessarily related, who purchase and prepare food together.
3. Asylees, persons granted withholding of deportation, Cuban and Haitian entrants, and Amerasian immigrants from Vietnam are treated the same as refugees for the purpose of determining food stamps eligibility.
4. For qualifying quarters worked after December 31, 1996, to be credited, the refugee and anyone else whose quarters the refugee is claiming cannot have received "federal means-tested public benefits"--which include Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF), Aid to Families with Dependent Children (AFDC), Supplemental Security Income (SSI), Food Stamps, Medicaid, and Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP) benefits--during the quarter.
5. Individuals who are exempt from work registration requirements under the Food Stamp Act (such as students enrolled at least half-time in a recognized training program, persons with physical or mental conditions preventing them from working, and pregnant women) are exempt from this time limit. Individuals who lose food stamp benefits because they have reached the three-month cutoff point may regain eligibility by working or participating in work programs at least 80 hours in a 30-day period or by working off a month's benefits in a workfare program, which generally requires no more than 24 hours per month.

jelun

Sorry, Baby, and I do mean baby, whigning, crying, pouting...
this is the US we don't corral people and restrict their choices beyond what they can or cannot afford.
You seem to have forgotten what I just told you. Refugees are sponsored, it could be Russian Jews, Bosnians, or Somalis, or children from Central America.
Private organizations step up to the plate and settle people. Other than the process to assure that people deserve refugee status the federal gov't has nothing to do with this process. Well that, and the fact that we have a constitution that protects all of us.
If you don't like being part of a society that helps people, I suggest you find another.

mkewlkez

Oh enough already! I am so sick and freakin' tired of i*****l a***ns being welcomed into the US with obulls**t's arms wide open. And why not? They're muslim assholes just like himself. Free EVERYTHING for a people that are already sworn enemies of everything Christian. They have no business here period. Moreover, their insane laws--that pertain only to themselves--are nothing more than excuses to rape their own children, k**l their wives for wh**ever reasons and of course k**l or mutilate anyone not like themselves; hands and heads cut off, burned alive and you name it.
To my mind they are less than animals. For my part, I should like to see them force-fed raw pork dipped in pig blood until they choke and die. Shooting them would be a waste of ammunition...unless the bullets were dipped in pig blood as well.
As we all know full well, they are only here thanks to obulls**t and his muslim/socialist/c*******t cronies. THEY are the ones that should be deported to some third world hell hole. However, that would be too kind a fate for obulls**t and co. I should like to see him and his lying friends publicly executed on the capitol steps naked and in chains for the entire planet to bear witness.
Then and only then can we hope to see our country back on track...if it's not already too late. Never in my 59 years have I ever witnessed the evil that has befallen this once great nation. I lay the blame entirely first on obulls**t and his cronies and running a close second would be the cowardly 'self interest governs all' Congress. Their collective greed, laziness and lawlessness can no longer be tolerated. They are all cut from the same rotten cloth and could care less about the American people. In point of fact, they are worse than greedy, stupid and lazy. Their self-interest governs all.
Washington DC is a den of iniquity, a hotbed of lies and deceit, dishonesty, and chronic laziness. If a single one of them was actually honest I would be very surprised.
Sorry friends, for my ranting on so, and I know full well that after posting this distressing missive I will doubtless be targeted by any number of obulls**tbots and their liberal cohorts. Quite frankly, I could give a s**t about them and shall not wish them well.
As the Famous Mr. Ed once said, "That's why I started talking, Wilbur; I just had to tell SOMEBODY!" :evil: :evil: :cry: :-( :(