Wake Up America! “SEED COMMUNITIES” Of Muslim Refugees Are Sprouting Up All Over The U.S.Be aware and be ready to push back on this effort by the State Department and the United Nations to spread  seed communities  (their term) all over the U.S. Pretty soon we ll be covered up in refugees who are mostly (90%) muslim. We already have millions of illegals from Central America that we cannot and should not support. We now know that small towns across America like Athens, GA and Spartanburg, SC are being targeted for a influx of muslim refugees. Because it s very secretive (for obvious reasons), you need to keep your ear to the ground and push back like Athens and Spartanburg. Below is a fantastic piece that will fill you in on what s REALLY going on:With Muslim immigrants streaming into the United States at a rate of 100,000 per year, some of the communities targeted for new arrivals are seeking information on their new neighbors, only to be frustrated by federal bureaucrats and their hired contractors.How does a city get on the U.S. State Department s list of 190 communities selected for refugee resettlement? How can cities find out who will be coming and when? What services will they use, and what will be the cost to taxpayers?And, the granddaddy of all questions: Can the communities be assured that foreign nationals with ties to ISIS, al-Shabab and other Islamic terrorist groups won t slip through the government s porous screening process posing as  refugees ?The answers to these questions are simple. Very little information is available. And there are no guarantees that some very bad apples won t arrive in your town, says a leading expert on the refugee resettlement program. One community that is trying to get information right now is Spartanburg, South Carolina.On March 16, Ann Corcoran, author of the Refugee Resettlement Watch blog, spoke at a national security summit in Columbia, South Carolina, hosted by former Defense Department analyst Frank Gaffney. A few days before that conference, on March 9, a story broke in the local Spartanburg newspaper that World Relief, one of the nine resettlement agencies that works under contract with the federal government, was planning to open an office in Spartanburg.When an agency like World Relief opens an office in a city, it means refugees will be arriving soon. There are no public hearings or announcements in local media, Corcoran said. Typically a story will appear in the local newspaper just before or after the first arrivals appear in town.Corcoran met some activists at Gaffney s conference who wanted to find out more about the plans for resettling United Nations-certified refugees in their city. It is like pulling teeth to get any information,  Corcoran said.  And these are long-term grassroots activists who know how to get information. One of the activists is Christina Jeffrey, a political science professor and former U.S. House of Representatives historian who ran against Rep. Trey Gowdy, R-S.C., in last year s Republican primary. Gowdy is now chairman of the House subcommittee on immigration and refugees. He is chair of this committee, and so they want to set up a refugee office in his home district, and we still can t get any information,  Corcoran said.Jeffrey has asked the federal government to prepare a comprehensive impact statement, detailing the impact the refugees will have on Spartanburg s public services. Schools, health facilities, housing, the job market and public welfare programs will all be affected, but so far nobody is saying to what extent.The mayor of Athens, Georgia, who asked for the same type of report last year, encountered the same blackout of information.St. Cloud, Minnesota, residents have also inquired about how many more Somali refugees will be arriving in light of recent problems with Somali student protests at a local community college. Dozens of other Somalis have either left the country to fight for al-Shabab or ISIS while others have been charged and convicted with sending material support to overseas terrorist organizations. They re trying to get information because residents have heard the rumor that there are 1,500 more Somalis getting ready to be resettled there in St. Cloud,  Corcoran said.The resettlement agencies hold lots of meetings and place lots of phone calls with  stakeholders  in the targeted communities, but these collaborative efforts almost always occur outside of the public spotlight. The term  stakeholders  does not apply to you, the taxpayer footing the bill for all of this,  Corcoran said.According to a March 8 article in the Spartanburg Herald-Journal,  a partnership of faith leaders  called Come Closer Spartanburg issued an invitation more than a year ago to World Relief to open a refugee office in Spartanburg. The March 8 article was the first public revelation of this effort even though World Relief had been working behind the scenes with  stakeholders  for a year. An initial group of 65 refugees will arrive this year, starting in April or May, from Congo, Bhutan and Syria.Jeffrey, in a March 30 op-ed in the local newspaper, shed more light on the group, Come Closer Spartanburg, and its goals: On its website, Come Closer Spartanburg describes the city of Spartanburg as  home to what has been identified as the fifth most dangerous neighborhood in the United States. We have extremely high rates of unemployment, poverty and domestic violence. Overall, we were recently listed as the fourth most  miserable  city to live in our country. It does not take long to realize that we are a city in need of transformation. Jeffrey discovered that the objective is to plant a  seed community  in Spartanburg that will eventually blossom and transform the city. The federal government is creating communities within communities often pitted against each other economically and culturally.It s the same tactic that has been used for decades in Europe. Looking at other U.S. cities with new refugee communities, it appears that contractors often keep sending refugees to the same place until there is a community within a community. Unassimilated communities have created problems in Europe, and we are beginning to have similar problems here in the United States (witness Milwaukee, Wis., and Lewiston, Maine),  Jeffrey writes.Corcoran said the word  assimilation  is no longer used by the resettlement agencies and their friends in the federal government. Rather, the new buzzword is  integration.  The goal of integration is to have a multitude of diverse cultures living side by side in  coexistence  but never assimilating.President Obama issued an executive memorandum dated Nov. 21, 2014, to all federal agencies directing them on  Creating Welcoming Communities and Fully Integrated Immigrants and Refugees. This sort of backroom dealing between the federal government, its hired resettlement contractors and local officials is not designed to provide information to the people who live and work in the targeted refugee cities, Corcoran said. They don t like this whole idea that their town is being secretly selected,  she said.  This has been going on for over a year now in Spartanburg, and the refugees are now due to start arriving in a month or so. And these people have no information until it s actually upon them. The mayor of Athens, Nancy Denson, requested a plan. The city of Spartanburg is asking for the same consideration. That s what these people in Spartanburg are asking for, and they are asking that when you have a plan that you present it publicly at a public hearing,  Corcoran said.  They don t want to have to show any of that to the public. They re saying it s only 65; well, it s only 65 for the first year. It will continue to be more every year afterward once you become a seed community. Of the more than 500 Syrian refugees brought to the U.S. so far this past year, 90 percent of them have been Muslim, Corcoran said.Read more: wnd left-news
wake up america seed communities of muslim refugees are sporting up all over the aware ready push back effort state department united nations spread seed communities term pretty soon covered refugees mostly muslim we already millions illegal central america support we know small towns across america like athens ga spartanburg sc targeted influx muslim refugees because secretive obvious reasons need keep ear ground push back like athens spartanburg below fantastic piece fill really going with muslim immigrants streaming united states rate per year communities targeted new arrivals seeking information new neighbors frustrated federal bureaucrats hired city get state department list communities selected refugee resettlement how cities find coming what services use cost taxpayers and granddaddy questions can communities assured foreign nationals ties isis islamic terrorist groups slip government porous screening process posing refugees the answers questions simple very little information available and guarantees bad apples arrive town says leading expert refugee resettlement program one community trying get information right spartanburg south march ann corporal author refugee resettlement watch blog spoke national security summit columbia south carolina hosted former defense department analyst frank gaffney a days conference march story broke local spartanburg newspaper world relief one nine resettlement agencies works contract federal government planning open office agency like world relief opens office city means refugees arriving soon there public hearings announcements local media corporal said typically story appear local newspaper first arrivals appear met activists gaffney conference wanted find plans settling united refugees city it like pulling teeth get information corporal said and grassroots activists know get information one activists christina jeffrey political science professor former house representatives historian ran they rowdy last year republican primary rowdy chairman house subcommittee immigration refugees he chair committee want set refugee office home district still get information corporal asked federal government prepare comprehensive impact statement detailing impact refugees spartanburg public services schools health facilities housing job market public welfare programs affected far nobody saying mayor athens georgia asked type report last year encountered blackout cloud minnesota residents also inquired many somali refugees arriving light recent problems somali student protests local community college dozens somalia either left country fight isis others charged convicted sending material support overseas terrorist organizations they trying get information residents heard rumor somalia getting ready resettled st cloud corporal resettlement agencies hold lots meetings place lots phone calls stakeholders targeted communities collaborative efforts almost always occur outside public spotlight the term stakeholders apply 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often keep sending refugees place community within community assimilated communities created problems europe beginning similar problems united states witness milwaukee lewiston maine jeffrey said word assimilation longer used resettlement agencies friends federal government rather new buzzard integration the goal integration multitude diverse cultures living side side coexistence never obama issued executive memorandum dated federal agencies directing creating welcoming communities fully integrated immigrants refugees this sort bathroom dealing federal government hired resettlement contractors local officials designed provide information people live work targeted refugee cities corporal said they like whole idea town secretly selected said this going year spartanburg refugees due start arriving month and people information actually upon the mayor athens nancy benson requested plan the city spartanburg asking consideration that people spartanburg asking asking plan present publicly public hearing corporal said they want show public they saying well first year it continue every year afterward become seed community of syrian refugees brought far past year percent muslim corporal and
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Wake Up America! “SEED COMMUNITIES” Of Muslim Refugees Are Sprouting Up All Over The U.S.Be aware and be ready to push back on this effort by the State Department and the United Nations to spread  seed communities  (their term) all over the U.S. Pretty soon we ll be covered up in refugees who are mostly (90%) muslim. We already have millions of illegals from Central America that we cannot and should not support. We now know that small towns across America like Athens, GA and Spartanburg, SC are being targeted for a influx of muslim refugees. Because it s very secretive (for obvious reasons), you need to keep your ear to the ground and push back like Athens and Spartanburg. Below is a fantastic piece that will fill you in on what s REALLY going on:With Muslim immigrants streaming into the United States at a rate of 100,000 per year, some of the communities targeted for new arrivals are seeking information on their new neighbors, only to be frustrated by federal bureaucrats and their hired contractors.How does a city get on the U.S. State Department s list of 190 communities selected for refugee resettlement? How can cities find out who will be coming and when? What services will they use, and what will be the cost to taxpayers?And, the granddaddy of all questions: Can the communities be assured that foreign nationals with ties to ISIS, al-Shabab and other Islamic terrorist groups won t slip through the government s porous screening process posing as  refugees ?The answers to these questions are simple. Very little information is available. And there are no guarantees that some very bad apples won t arrive in your town, says a leading expert on the refugee resettlement program. One community that is trying to get information right now is Spartanburg, South Carolina.On March 16, Ann Corcoran, author of the Refugee Resettlement Watch blog, spoke at a national security summit in Columbia, South Carolina, hosted by former Defense Department analyst Frank Gaffney. A few days before that conference, on March 9, a story broke in the local Spartanburg newspaper that World Relief, one of the nine resettlement agencies that works under contract with the federal government, was planning to open an office in Spartanburg.When an agency like World Relief opens an office in a city, it means refugees will be arriving soon. There are no public hearings or announcements in local media, Corcoran said. Typically a story will appear in the local newspaper just before or after the first arrivals appear in town.Corcoran met some activists at Gaffney s conference who wanted to find out more about the plans for resettling United Nations-certified refugees in their city. It is like pulling teeth to get any information,  Corcoran said.  And these are long-term grassroots activists who know how to get information. One of the activists is Christina Jeffrey, a political science professor and former U.S. House of Representatives historian who ran against Rep. Trey Gowdy, R-S.C., in last year s Republican primary. Gowdy is now chairman of the House subcommittee on immigration and refugees. He is chair of this committee, and so they want to set up a refugee office in his home district, and we still can t get any information,  Corcoran said.Jeffrey has asked the federal government to prepare a comprehensive impact statement, detailing the impact the refugees will have on Spartanburg s public services. Schools, health facilities, housing, the job market and public welfare programs will all be affected, but so far nobody is saying to what extent.The mayor of Athens, Georgia, who asked for the same type of report last year, encountered the same blackout of information.St. Cloud, Minnesota, residents have also inquired about how many more Somali refugees will be arriving in light of recent problems with Somali student protests at a local community college. Dozens of other Somalis have either left the country to fight for al-Shabab or ISIS while others have been charged and convicted with sending material support to overseas terrorist organizations. They re trying to get information because residents have heard the rumor that there are 1,500 more Somalis getting ready to be resettled there in St. Cloud,  Corcoran said.The resettlement agencies hold lots of meetings and place lots of phone calls with  stakeholders  in the targeted communities, but these collaborative efforts almost always occur outside of the public spotlight. The term  stakeholders  does not apply to you, the taxpayer footing the bill for all of this,  Corcoran said.According to a March 8 article in the Spartanburg Herald-Journal,  a partnership of faith leaders  called Come Closer Spartanburg issued an invitation more than a year ago to World Relief to open a refugee office in Spartanburg. The March 8 article was the first public revelation of this effort even though World Relief had been working behind the scenes with  stakeholders  for a year. An initial group of 65 refugees will arrive this year, starting in April or May, from Congo, Bhutan and Syria.Jeffrey, in a March 30 op-ed in the local newspaper, shed more light on the group, Come Closer Spartanburg, and its goals: On its website, Come Closer Spartanburg describes the city of Spartanburg as  home to what has been identified as the fifth most dangerous neighborhood in the United States. We have extremely high rates of unemployment, poverty and domestic violence. Overall, we were recently listed as the fourth most  miserable  city to live in our country. It does not take long to realize that we are a city in need of transformation. Jeffrey discovered that the objective is to plant a  seed community  in Spartanburg that will eventually blossom and transform the city. The federal government is creating communities within communities often pitted against each other economically and culturally.It s the same tactic that has been used for decades in Europe. Looking at other U.S. cities with new refugee communities, it appears that contractors often keep sending refugees to the same place until there is a community within a community. Unassimilated communities have created problems in Europe, and we are beginning to have similar problems here in the United States (witness Milwaukee, Wis., and Lewiston, Maine),  Jeffrey writes.Corcoran said the word  assimilation  is no longer used by the resettlement agencies and their friends in the federal government. Rather, the new buzzword is  integration.  The goal of integration is to have a multitude of diverse cultures living side by side in  coexistence  but never assimilating.President Obama issued an executive memorandum dated Nov. 21, 2014, to all federal agencies directing them on  Creating Welcoming Communities and Fully Integrated Immigrants and Refugees. This sort of backroom dealing between the federal government, its hired resettlement contractors and local officials is not designed to provide information to the people who live and work in the targeted refugee cities, Corcoran said. They don t like this whole idea that their town is being secretly selected,  she said.  This has been going on for over a year now in Spartanburg, and the refugees are now due to start arriving in a month or so. And these people have no information until it s actually upon them. The mayor of Athens, Nancy Denson, requested a plan. The city of Spartanburg is asking for the same consideration. That s what these people in Spartanburg are asking for, and they are asking that when you have a plan that you present it publicly at a public hearing,  Corcoran said.  They don t want to have to show any of that to the public. They re saying it s only 65; well, it s only 65 for the first year. It will continue to be more every year afterward once you become a seed community. Of the more than 500 Syrian refugees brought to the U.S. so far this past year, 90 percent of them have been Muslim, Corcoran said.Read more: wnd left-news
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: wake up america seed communities of muslim refugees are sporting up all over the aware ready push back effort state department united nations spread seed communities term pretty soon covered refugees mostly muslim we already millions illegal central america support we know small towns across america like athens ga spartanburg sc targeted influx muslim refugees because secretive obvious reasons need keep ear ground push back like athens spartanburg below fantastic piece fill really going with muslim immigrants streaming united states rate per year communities targeted new arrivals seeking information new neighbors frustrated federal bureaucrats hired city get state department list communities selected refugee resettlement how cities find coming what services use cost taxpayers and granddaddy questions can communities assured foreign nationals ties isis islamic terrorist groups slip government porous screening process posing refugees the answers questions simple very little information available and guarantees bad apples arrive town says leading expert refugee resettlement program one community trying get information right spartanburg south march ann corporal author refugee resettlement watch blog spoke national security summit columbia south carolina hosted former defense department analyst frank gaffney a days conference march story broke local spartanburg newspaper world relief one nine resettlement agencies works contract federal government planning open office agency like world relief opens office city means refugees arriving soon there public hearings announcements local media corporal said typically story appear local newspaper first arrivals appear met activists gaffney conference wanted find plans settling united refugees city it like pulling teeth get information corporal said and grassroots activists know get information one activists christina jeffrey political science professor former house representatives historian ran they rowdy last year republican primary rowdy chairman house subcommittee immigration refugees he chair committee want set refugee office home district still get information corporal asked federal government prepare comprehensive impact statement detailing impact refugees spartanburg public services schools health facilities housing job market public welfare programs affected far nobody saying mayor athens georgia asked type report last year encountered blackout cloud minnesota residents also inquired many somali refugees arriving light recent problems somali student protests local community college dozens somalia either left country fight isis others charged convicted sending material support overseas terrorist organizations they trying get information residents heard rumor somalia getting ready resettled st cloud corporal resettlement agencies hold lots meetings place lots phone calls stakeholders targeted communities collaborative efforts almost always occur outside public spotlight the term stakeholders apply taxpayer footing bill corporal march article spartanburg partnership faith leaders called come closer spartanburg issued invitation year ago world relief open refugee office spartanburg the march article first public revelation effort even though world relief working behind scenes stakeholders year an initial group refugees arrive year starting april may congo bhutan march local newspaper shed light group come closer spartanburg goals on website come closer spartanburg describes city spartanburg home identified fifth dangerous neighborhood united states we extremely high rates unemployment poverty domestic violence overall recently listed fourth miserable city live country it take long realize city need transformation jeffrey discovered objective plant seed community spartanburg eventually blossom transform city the federal government creating communities within communities often pitted economically tactic used decades europe looking cities new refugee communities appears contractors often keep sending refugees place community within community assimilated communities created problems europe beginning similar problems united states witness milwaukee lewiston maine jeffrey said word assimilation longer used resettlement agencies friends federal government rather new buzzard integration the goal integration multitude diverse cultures living side side coexistence never obama issued executive memorandum dated federal agencies directing creating welcoming communities fully integrated immigrants refugees this sort bathroom dealing federal government hired resettlement contractors local officials designed provide information people live work targeted refugee cities corporal said they like whole idea town secretly selected said this going year spartanburg refugees due start arriving month and people information actually upon the mayor athens nancy benson requested plan the city spartanburg asking consideration that people spartanburg asking asking plan present publicly public hearing corporal said they want show public they saying well first year it continue every year afterward become seed community of syrian refugees brought far past year percent muslim corporal and