Monday’s Wall Street Journal discussed the approaching horde of Central Americans as being similar to the 1980 deluge of Cubans who were admitted by President Jimmy Carter. It’s a decent argument, but it doesn’t go far enough. What happened to Miami, where most of the Cubans ended up, must rank as one of the worst […]
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October 24th, 2018 | Category: third world diversity | Tags: aliens, border, caravan, Central America, crime, Cuba, culture, diversity, enforcement, Fidel Castro, Honduras, illegal, immigration, Mariel Boatlift, Miami, murder rate, public safety |  Email This Post |  Print This Post The changing population around the Miami area has included a very cruel expression of diversity, namely the theft and slaughter of horses for monstrous purposes. It’s been going on for years; my first report was in 2009: Diversity in Miami Now Includes Cruel Horse Slaughter. Americans object to animal cruelty, but often don’t understand how […] January 13th, 2018 | Category: diversity against Americans | Tags: animal cruelty, crime, Cubans, culture, diversity, enforcement, Florida, horse slaughter, immigration, Miami, santeria, south Florida diversity | Email This Post | Print This Post |
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