Neutron warhead time?
Oh wait, but bubba clinton had them all dismantled.
I hope we didn’t lose the recipe!
Oh wait, but bubba clinton had them all dismantled.
I believe that would be Jimmy Carter, in 1978. 👎 I am sure the technology still exists. 👍
What a deal! Come to the United States, and if you spend your income (even that from welfare and refugee programs) on travel to Somalia instead of paying your rent in public housing, whey the suckers taxpayers of Minneapolis will pick up the tab. The Minneapolis Star-Tribune reports (via Refugee Resettlement Watch):
Public housing residents in Minneapolis will no longer need to pay their normal monthly rent when travel abroad erases their income, a change particularly sought by East African immigrants. The board of the Minneapolis Public Housing Authority approved this week reverting to its previous policy of collecting only minimal rent during extended absences. The change takes effect once approved by federal housing officials, which is expected by year’s end. (Excerpt) Read more at americanthinker.com ...
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NTL REVIEW/BY DAVID HANSON----The Boston Bomber Brothers offer us a teachable moment about what has become near-suicidal US immigration policies.
Our sap-happy US government cannot assure the public that it is now enforcing immigration laws already on the books,
(1) that foreign nationals must at least avoid criminal activity,
(2) that foreigners must stay off public assistance,
(3) that the US govt is disinclined to grant "asylum" (means a free ride on the US gravy train and endless SS payments) to “fearful refugees” from war-torn Islamic regions,
(4) on-the-book govt mandates that force struggling taxpayers to foot the bill for the refugees to go back and forth between America and their supposedly hostile homelands on the taxpayers' dime.
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THERE'S MORE---Bostonians were enraged upon discovering THEY footed the travel bills of the entire Chechneyan family to attend the trail of the surviving bomber brother.
As they planned the bombing, the family received "every conceivable public benefit available out there" amounting to some 100 thousand dollars.
The evil Tsarnaevs worked the system bigtime; the entire family pocketed, including:
(1) the two bombing suspects' parents (mother later absconded--wanted for shoplifting),
(2) the two suspects themselves,
(3) their trouble-making sisters (one arrested for bomb threats),
(4) the widow of the suspect killed, and,
(5) their child.
Could also include benefits for their Chechen "student" pals who tampered w/ bombing evidence (one is now in jail, the other going to trial).
(Excerpt) Read more at wcvb.com ...
SOURCE http://www.wcvb.com/news/local/metro/hearing-set-to-look-at-tsarnaev-family-welfare- benefits/-/11971628/19933058/-/9yagjz/-/index.html#ixzz2RtfE87js
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MN Housing Board to Pay Monthly Rent for Migrants Traveling Back to East Africa
Gateway Pundit ^ | October 1,2016 | Jim Hoft
Posted by Hojczyk
The move was sought by local Minn East African immigrants. Immigrants traveling for 30 to 90 days could apply for a hardship which will reduce their rent to $75 a month while they are gone. The Star Tribune reported: Public housing residents in Minneapolis will no longer need to pay their normal monthly rent when travel abroad erases their income, a change particularly sought by East African immigrants.
board of the Minneapolis Public Housing Authority approved this week reverting to its previous policy of collecting only minimal rent during extended absences. The change takes effect once approved by federal housing officials, which is expected by year’s end. Abdi Warsame, a City Council member, told the board that the policy in place for the past five years works a particular hardship on elderly East Africans who must save for long periods if they want to visit their homelands. He said that many receive federal Supplemental Security Income, which is halted when the recipient is outside the United States.
Yet the policy required people to keep paying rent, which is income-based. Travelers gone for 30 to 90 days could apply for a hardship, which meant that they paid the minimum $75 monthly rent during their absence, but were required to make up the difference between that and their normal rent over the next year or two. (Excerpt) Read more at thegatewaypundit.com ...