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creepingsharia · 5 years

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60 Muslim Refugee-Jihadis Caught in the U.S. Profiled in New Book

“The 60 refujihadis include a Muslim translator for the U.S. Army, cab drivers, gangsters, money transfer agents, janitors, and college students.”

Here are three facts that the most hysterical voices attacking the Trump administration’s proposal to radically reduce or freeze refugee admissions don’t want you to know:

1) They make billions of dollars off the federal refugee resettlement racket;

2) They are protected by the Open Borders Inc. media, which routinely whitewashes the gobsmacking financial self-interest of the “Let Them All In” leeches; and

3) They are never held accountable when untold numbers of the world’s most wretchedly violent and aggrieved refugees come here to sabotage the American Dream.

While left-wing religious groups, tax-exempt non-profits tied or allied to George Soros, and the amnesty-shilling Catholic Church scream “No hate, no fear, everyone is welcome here!” at the top of their lungs, American neighborhoods are being overrun by dangerous foreign criminals and jihad plotters. David Miliband, president and CEO of International Rescue Committee, attacked the White House plan to slash refugee numbers from an Obama-era high of 100,000 to less than the current historic low of 30,000 as “inhumane.” Is it because cutting the numbers would cut in to Miliband’s first-class travel and business lunch tabs? Malkin Truth-O-Meter: mostly likely true!

What Miliband neglects to mention in his diatribe against President Trump that his organization is one of 9 behemoth government contractors that works with the hostile United Nations and encrusted State Department social justice warriors to import thousands of new refugees every year with little input from the communities in which they are dumped. Miliband earns nearly a million-dollar salary and by one estimate, IRC has raked in nearly $900 million in refugee resettlement profits over the last decade. When you cut through the Statue of Liberty smokescreen of the open borders “charities,” the math is clear:

Reduced refugees means reduced cash flow.

Zero refugees means zero cash flow.

Why should taxpayers continue to see their hard-earned money siphoned away to feed the Trump Resistance Machine and Democrat Party’s Permanent Ruling Majority Project?

There are even more compelling reasons to throttle the refugee flow. According to the logic-twisting, ICE-doxxing cheerleaders at the New York Times, refugee reductions are the real threat to our nation because if we don’t keep importing hordes of Muslim translators from Iraq or Afghanistan, it would “undermine” our national security.

This is just plain ass-backwards.

The Trump-bashers and border-phobes equate any and all criticism of the refugee program as racist, xenophobic hatred. But it’s not all sweetness and light. They’re not all “yearning to breathe free.” Some of them just want free stuff. Some of them want to kill us. Many of them have absolutely no interest in assimilating themselves into our customs, measures, and laws. And many of them have outright contempt for Western civilization. They’re not here to strengthen our nation with their “diversity.” They’re here to destroy it. That’s fact, not “hate.”

In Open Borders Inc, I have profiled 60 of the planet’s most maleficent refujihadis nabbed over the past dozen years. Here are their names (you can learn their full stories in Appendix G of the book) . And remember: these are only the ones we’ve caught.

Nuradin Abdi

Dritan Duka

Shain Duka

Eljvir Duka

Mohanad Shareef Hammad

Waad Ramadan Alwan

Abdow Munye Abdow

Farah Mohamed Beledi

Cabdulaahi Ahmed Faarax

Shirwa Ahmed

Mahamud Said Omar

Abdiweli Yassin Isse

Kamal Hassan

Salah Osman Ahmed

Adarus Abdulle Ali

Ahmed Ali Omar

Khalid Mohamud Abshir

Zakaria Maruf

Mohamed Abdullahi Hassan

Mustafa Ali Salat

Tamerlan Tsarnaev

Dzhokhar Tsarnaev

Issa Doreh

Basaaly Saeed Moalin

Mohamed Mohamed Mohamud

Ahmed Nasiri Taalil Mohamud

Ramiz Hodzic

Sedina Hodzic

Mediha Medy Salkicevic

Armin Harcevic

Jasminka Ramic

Nihad Rosic

Abdullah Ramo Pazara

Fazliddin Kurbanov

Liban Haji Mohamed

Mohamed Abdullahi Hassan

Abdinassir Mohamud Ibrahim

Mohamud Ali Yusuf

Nima Yusuf

Zacharia Yusuf Abdurahman

Adnan Farah

Hanad Mustafe Musse

Guled Ali Omar

Abdirahman Yasin Daud

Mohamed Abdihamid Farah

Abdirizak Warsame

Hamza Ahmed

Abdullahi Yusuf

Ahmed Ali Omar

Amina Farah Ali

Hawo Mohamed Hassan

Abdul Razak Ali Artan

Dahir Ahmed Adan

Omar Abdulsattar Ameen

Omar Faraj Saeed Al Hardan

Aws Mohammed Younis Al-Jayab

Abdullatif Ali Aldosary

Bilal Abood

Jamshid Muhtorov

Mahad Abdiaziz Adbiraham

More than half of these foreign menaces came from Somalia.

The 60 refujihadis include a Muslim translator for the U.S. Army, cab drivers, gangsters, money transfer agents, janitors, and college students. They include convicted weapons felons, confessed aiders and abettors of terrorism, stabbing spree vigilantes, and bombers all sworn to wage war against infidels in the name of Allah – and fraudulently posing undercover as victims of political and religious persecution. Here’s just a small taste of what our blind “welcoming” culture has wrought:

Abdul Razak Ali Artan was a Somali refugee who left his homeland with his family in 2007 for Pakistan and landed in Dallas before resettling in Ohio. In 2014, he became a legal permanent resident. At Ohio State University, where he was a student, Artan raged against America and invoked radical Muslim cleric and spiritual adviser to jihadists Anwar al-Awlaki. In 2016, he plowed his car into a group of students and then broke out a knife and stabbed innocent bystanders. Eleven were injured before police shot Artan dead.

Somali refugee Dahir Ahmed Adan went on a stabbing spree at a St. Cloud, Minnesota, mall in 2016, injuring ten people before an off-duty police officer shot him dead. Police told local media Adan quizzed at least one person on whether the individual was Muslim and made references to Allah while carrying out the stabbings. A local chapter leader of the unindicted terror co-conspirators of CAIR-Hamas disseminated an obligatory condemnation of Adan’s jihad before wailing about “the potential backlash to this community.”

Mahad Abdiaziz Adbiraham pleaded guilty to stabbing two people at the Mall of America in Minnesota in January 2018. Initially, the crime was reported as an “interrupted theft” in which two men had spotted Adbiraham attempting to steal merchandise at a Macy’s. But Adbiraham made his intent clear in the courtroom when he entered his plea. His attack was a “call for jihad by the Chief of Believer, Abu-bakr Al-baghdadi, may Allah protect him, and by the Mujahiden of the Islamic State,” he wrote in a statement. “I understand that the two men I stabbed know and have explained the reason for my attack, and I am here reaffirming that it was indeed an act of Jihad in the way of Allah.” Motive: known. Adbiraham entered the U.S. with “derivative status,” meaning he came here with a relative legally (most likely a refugee or green card recipient).

Mohanad Shareef Hammadi was an Iraqi refugee who landed in Las Vegas before resettling in Bowling Green, Kentucky, in 2009. He was not being hunted or oppressed by anyone. He was, in fact, a bomb-maker insurgent for Al Qaeda in Iraq who had targeted American soldiers on the battlefield and sought to amass high-powered weapons and ship them from his adopted home back to the front lines to assist his terrorist brethren. In 2013, he was sentenced to life in prison for providing material support to terrorists and “conspiring to transfer, possess, and export Stinger missiles,” not to mention making a false statement in an immigration application.

In 2015, a ring of Bosnian Muslim refugees and naturalized Bosnian-American citizens were indicted on criminal charges for sending money and supplies to terrorists in Syria and Iraq. Ramiz and Sedina Hodzic, refugees who had resettled in St. Louis, were charged in a criminal conspiracy involving fellow Bosnian immigrants Mediha Medy Salkicevic, Armin Harcevic, Jasminka Ramic, and Nihad Rosic. They raised money and purchased U.S. military uniforms, combat boots, tactical gear, and rifle scopes, which they sent to Abdullah Ramo Pazara–a Bosnian Muslim refugee who had lived in St. Louis and became a U.S. citizen just days before traveling to Syria in 2013 to fight for Al Qaeda and the Islamic State. Pazara rose up the ranks of ISIS; he was reportedly killed on the Turkey-Syria border. Ramiz Hodzic, Harcevic, Salkicevic, and Ramic pleaded guilty to their charges in 2019. In May 2019, Sedina Hodzic pleaded guilty to providing material support to terrorism and is awaiting sentencing.

Open Borders Inc. propagandists and profiteers will do what they always do when confronted with criminal nightmares that don’t fit the Emma Lazarus fantasy narrative: Whitewash them. The vast majority of refugees are law-abiding, they’ll sputter. Only xenophobes dwell on the negative impacts, they’ll seethe. But an untold number of refugees are not just committing ordinary civilian crimes. They are Islamic oppressors masquerading as the oppressed. Never forget: Ramzi Yousef faked an asylum claim to plot the 1993 World Trade Center bombing. Never forget: Gazi Ibrahim Abu Mezer, a Palestinian bomb-builder who entered the U.S. illegally through Canada, claimed political asylum based on phony persecution by Israelis. Never forget: Palestinian jihadist Mir Aimal Kansi, convicted in 1997 of capital murder for the January 1993 shooting spree outside CIA headquarters in McLean, Va., claimed bogus political asylum based on his ethnic minority status in Pakistan. The 9/11 jihad attacks, which every feckless politician will commemorate during next week’s 18th anniversary events with “Never Again” platitudes, should have taught us that all it takes is a teeny-tiny minority of foreign menaces to wreak massive havoc on our safety and civil order.

How many more horrifying reasons do we need to shut off the refujihadi spigot, stop underwriting the U.N.’s sovereignty-eroding agenda, and get our house in order?

Michelle Malkin is the author of Open Borders Inc.: Who’s Funding America’s Destruction?, out September 10 from Regnery. Visit OpenBordersInc.com for more information.

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saxafimedianetwork · 5 years

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Commitment and the Poet - A Review of Maxamed Ibraahin Warsame “Hadraawi”: The Poet and the Man

Commitment and the Poet – A Review of Maxamed Ibraahin Warsame “Hadraawi”: The Poet and the Man

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artwalktv · 3 years

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FARDOSA – A film by Rukia Mahamed, Iqlaas Osman & Anton Tammi Cast: Rukia Mahamed, Iqlaas Osman, Marian Juuni, Sabah Mohamud, Saamia Mohamud, Saamia Kinzi Roble Additional Cast: Subaido Ali, Suado Khalif, Najma Warsame, Fatima Ahmed, Roda Ahmed Osman, Jawahir Ahmed, Najmo Elmi, Katrin Panicheva, Degmo Muhumud, Nimo Ahmed, Shukri Mumin, Nasra Hagi Farah, Kaltun Muuse, Sagal Ibrahim, Hamdi Ibrahim, Sumea Abdalla Ali, Saafi Duhulow & Tiina Alame Casting: Hamda Muhumud & Sara Salmani Producers: Hamda Muhumud, Sara Salmani, Saskia Whinney & Matias Autio Assistant Producer: Katariina Männikkö & Jimi Paaso Executive Producers: Janne Kyöstilä, Martin Howell & Carlo Montagnese Produced by Tiistai & Somesuch DP: Erik Henriksson 1st AC: Jouko Piipponen Gaffer: Ville Tolvanen 2nd AC: Joonas Schwank Grip: Joonas Saine Electricians: Rosa Mäkinen, Joonas Vainikka, Kari Virtaka & Aku Koskinen Forest Lights: Koptercam Production Designer: Elle Mikkola Set Design Assitant: Joska Heikkilä 1st AD: Jack Meredith Stylist: Maria Korkeila Assistant Stylist: Karita Paasonen Owl Jacket: Emma Saarnio Makeup: Fatma Bendris Makeup Assistants: Noora Varrio & Iida Rajaviita Editors: Janne Vartia, Christian Zimmermann & Tim Montana Additional Editing: Matthias Gaatz & Hannes Weishaupt VFX: Hugo Kiekeben / Post Control Helsinki Colorist: Joakim Rissveds 3D: Oscar Böckerman Graphic Design: Aleksi Tammi Sound Designer: Akseli Soini (El Camino) Sound Recording: Benjamin Lehti Additional Recording: Pontus Borg & Anssi Karjala Music: “Far Away”, composed by Joy Odyssey “Karma”, composed by Whitearmor “Frutta e Verdura”, composed by Gud & Whitearmor “Girls just want to have fun”, Bladee & Ecco2k “Vietnam Bells”, Movi, composed by Lucio Westermoreland (Movi) “Blanket”, composed by Lucio Westermoreland (Movi) “GodCum”, composed by Lucio Westermoreland (Movi) “Merilyns Film”, composed by Lucio Westermoreland (Movi) “Missing”, composed by Lucio Westermoreland (Movi) “They will prosper”, composed by Adam Rajab (Omrann) “Oma iTT3s”, IBE, Cavallini & Shrty, composed by Ville Laitinen, Ilmari Kärki, Yahye Mahdi, Rashid Mohamed (Skorpioni 2018) Thank you: Silja Minkkinen, Aleksi Tikander, Sofia Misgena, Helene Misgena, Liyo Gong, Ida Gundogdu, Jake Hunter, Selimoskar Segerstam, Miriami Pesonen, Andreas Arvidsson, Anders Johannessen, Eric Von Christison, Anders Håheim, Sala Mboup, Kirmo Manninen & Carmen

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Hadraawi: The Somali poet whose readings were like rock concerts

By Mary Harper Africa editor, BBC World Service News The Somali people are known as “a nation of poets” and there is no greater poet of modern times than Mohamed Ibrahim Warsame, who has died in Hargeisa, the capital of the self-declared republic of Somaliland, at the age of 79. Tens of thousands attended his funeral. Many travelled from across the region, including Djibouti, Ethiopia and…

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[TASK 079: SOMALIA]

In celebration of Black History Month, here’s a masterlist below compiled of over 190+ Somali faceclaims categorised by gender with their occupation and ethnicity denoted if there was a reliable source. If you want an extra challenge use random.org to pick a random number! Of course everything listed below are just suggestions and you can pick whichever character or whichever project you desire.

Any questions can be sent here and all tutorials have been linked below the cut for ease of access! REMEMBER to tag your resources with #TASKSWEEKLY and we will reblog them onto the main! This task can be tagged with whatever you want but if you want us to see it please be sure that our tag is the first five tags, @ mention us or send us a messaging linking us to your post!

THE TASK - scroll down for FC’s!

STEP 1: Decide on a FC you wish to create resources for! You can always do more than one but who are you starting with? There are links to masterlists you can use in order to find them and if you want help, just send us a message and we can pick one for you at random!

STEP 2: Pick what you want to create! You can obviously do more than one thing, but what do you want to start off with? Screencaps, RP icons, GIF packs, masterlists, PNG’s, fancasts, alternative FC’s - LITERALLY anything you desire!

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THINGS YOU CAN MAKE FOR THIS TASK - examples are linked!

Stumped for ideas? Maybe make a masterlist or graphic of your favourite faceclaims. A masterlist of names. Plot ideas or screencaps from a music video preformed by an artist. Masterlist of quotes and lyrics that can be used for starters, thread titles or tags. Guides on culture and customs.

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and whatever else you can think of / make!

MASTERLIST!

Elisa Kadigia Bove (1942) Somali, Italian - actress.

Fatima Jibrell (1947) Somali - filmmaker.

Fatima Ahmed (1949) Somali / Vietnamese - writer.

Maryam Mursal (1950) Somali - singer and composer.

Iman / Zara Mohamed Abdulmajid (1955) Somali - model and actress.

Soraya Mire (1961) Somali - author, director, and producer.

Waris Dirie (1965) Somali - model, actress, and author.

Yasmine Allas (1967) Somali - actress and writer.

Ayaan Hirsi Ali (1969) Somali - author.

Saba Anglana (1970) Somali / Italian - actress and singer.

Sofia Samatar (1971) Somali / Swiss, German - poet and writer.

Cristina Ali Farah (1973) Somali / Italian - novelist and essayist.

Igiaba Scego (1974) Somali - writer and journalist.

Kadra Ahmed-Omar (1975) Somali, Ethiopian - model.

Yasmin Warsame (1976) Somali - model.

Noora Noor (1979) Somali / Yemeni - singer.

Zahra Bani (1979) Somali / Italian - javelin thrower.

Nadifa Mohamed (1981) Somali - novelist.

Safia Abukar Hussein (1981) Somali - sprinter.

Amal Aden (1983) Somali - author.

Shadya Yasin (1983 or 1984) Somali - poet.

Fatima Siad (1986) Somali / Ethiopian - model.

Manal Cali (1986) Somali - basketball player.

Fartun Abukar Omar (1986) Somali - sprinter.

Ubah Hassan (1987) Somali - model.

Siham Hashi (1987) Somali - musician.

Ladan Hussein / Cold Specks (1987 or 1988) - singer-songwriter.

Ugaaso Abukar Boocow (1987 or 1988) Somali - instagrammer (ugaasadda).

Warsan Shire (1988) Somali - writer, poet, and editor.

Ayan Elmi (1988 or 1989) Somali - model.

Iman Hashi (1989) Somali - musician.

Hawa Ahmed (1989) Somali - model.

A’maal Nuux (1990) Somali - singer-songwriter.

Muna Jama (1990) Somali - Miss Universe Great Britain 2017 contestant.

Rahma Mohamed (1990) Somali - model.

Cici Ali (1991) Somali, Djiboutian - model.

Hodan Yusuf (1991) Somali - instagrammer (hodan.ysf).

Jawahir Ahmed (1991) Somali - model.

Zamzam Mohamed Farah (1991) Somali - sprinter.

Samira Hashi (1991) Somali - model.

Fayruz Abdiaman (1992) Somali - model.

Halima Jama (1992) Somali - photographer and instagrammer (halimajama_)

Cherrie Hersi (1992) Somali - singer-songwriter.

Maya Jama (1994) Somali / Swedish - tv personality and radio personality.

Autumn Sharif (1995) Somali / Dutch - singer-songwriter.

Aspiring Nomad (1995) Somali - instagrammer (Aspiring_Nomad).

Amaal Said (1995) Somali - instagrammer (amaalsaid).

Muna Mahamed (1995 or 1996) Somali - model.

Hals Yas and Hals (1996) Somali - youtuber (Yas and Hals).

Ikram Abdi Omar (1996 or 1997) Somali - model.

Alisha Boe (1997) Somali / Norwegian - actress.

Fatma Sharif (1997) Somali - youtuber (ItsFatma).

Maryan Nuh Muse (1997) Somali - sprinter.

Halima Aden (1997) Somali - model.

Yas Yas and Hals (1998) Somali - youtuber (Yas and Hals).

Asma Dahir (1999) Somali - Miss Africa Utah 2017.

Layla Hendryx (?) Somali / Djiboutian - rapper.

Amal Dalmar (?) Somali - buzzfeed employee.

Idil Ibrahim (?) Somali - actress, director, producer, and writer.

Amira Ahmed (?) Somali, Filipina - model.

Farhiya Shire (?) Somali - model.

Sagal Ibrahim Shire (?) Somali - model and blogger.

Abla Ahmed Osman (?) Somali / Yemeni - model.

OsobbBauty (?) Somali - makeup artist.

Jawahir Roble / Jawahir Jewels / JJ (?) Somali - football referee.

Najma M (?) Somali, Kenyan - youtuber (Najma M).

Sulekha Ali (?) Somali - singer-songwriter.

Fathia Absie (?) Somali - actress, filmmaker, producer, and writer.

Indie Glow (?) Somali - youtuber (Indie Glow).

Asha Lul Mohamud Yusuf (?) Somali - poet.

Guduuda ‘Arwo (?) Somali - singer.

Ladan Osman (?) Somali - poet.

Asha-Luul (?) Somali, Tanzanian, Omani - youtuber (AshaEveryday).

Barni Ahmed Qaasim (?) Somali - filmmaker and multimedia artist.

Amina Said Ali (?) Somali - author and poet.

Luna Mohamed (?) Somali - model.

Aynab Ahmed (?) Somali - actress.

Ahmed Ismail Hussein / Hudeydi (1928) Somali - singer-songwriter, oud player, and composer.

Ahmed Sheikh Ali Ahmed / Burale (1937) Somali - author.

Abdi Aadan Haad / Abdi Qays (1940) Somali - singer-songwriter, musician, poet, and playwright.

Abdi Sheik Abdi (1942) Somali - author.

Mohamed Ibrahim Warsame / Hadrawi (1943) Somali - songwriter and poet.

Jiim Sheikh Muumin (1945 or 1946) Somali - musician and actor.

Mohamud Siad Togane (1947) Somali - poet and writer.

Abdi Ismail Samatar (1950) Somali - writer.

Ali Said Hassan (1950) Somali - director and producer.

Ahmed Ismail Samatar (1950) Somali - writer.

Abdulkadir Ahmed Said (1953) Somali - director, producer, cinematographer, and screenwriter.

Hasan Adan Samatar (1953) Somali - singer, guitarist, and actor.

Mohamed Diriye Abdullahi (1958) Somali - writer.

Ahmed Aghil (1960) Somali / Unspecified White - reality tv star.

Jonis Bascir (1960) Somali / Italian - actor and singer.

Ali Mohamed Hufane (1960) Somali - long-distance runner.

Abdi Mohamed Ahmed (1962) Somali - footballer.

Abdi Billie (1962) Somali - middle-distance runner.

Robin Banks (1963) Somali - rapper.

Ibrahim Okash (1964) Somali - sprinter.

Abdourahman Waberi (1965) Somali, Djiboutian - novelist, poet, and short story writer.

Abdi Isak (1966) Somali - marathon runner.

Rageh Omaar (1967) Somali - author.

Jama Musse Jama (1967) Somali - author.

Xavier Amin Dphrepaulezz / Fantastic Negrito (1968) Somali / Unspecified - singer-songwriter and guitarist.

Abdisalam Aato (1970) Somali - director and producer.

Yousuf Adam Mahmoud (1972) Somali, Qatari - footballer.

Rizak Dirshe (1972) Somali - middle-distance runner.

Ibrahim Mohamed Aden (1972) Somali - middle-distance runner.

Dominic Salole / Mocky (1974) Somali / English - singer-songwriter.

Fabio Liverani (1976) Somali / Italian - footballer.

Abdihakem Abdirahman (1977) Somali - long-distance runner.

K’naan (1978) Somali - rapper and singer-songwriter.

Mohamed Hakeemshady (1978) Somali - actor.

Sharif Karie (1978) Somali - middle-distance runner.

Mustafa Mohamed (1979) Somali - long-distance runner.

Afdhere Jama (1980) Somali - filmmaker and writer.

Yasseen Ismail (1980) Somali - basketball player.

Ahmed Mohamed Ahmed (1980) Somali - footballer.

Harun Iman (1981) Somali - middle-distance runner.

Prince Abdi (1982) Somali - actor and stand-up comedian.

Abdi Jama (1982) Somali - wheelchair basketball player.

Diriye Osman (1983) Somali - visual artist and writer.

Mo Farah (1983) Somali - distance runner.

French Montana (1984) Moroccan, some Somali - rapper and singer-songwriter.

Faysal Ahmed (1985) Somali - actor.

Amin Askar (1985) Somali - footballer.

Barkhad Abdi (1985) Somali - actor.

Mohammed Ahamed (1985) Somali - footballer.

Ciise Aden Abshir (1986) Somali - footballer.

Faisal Jeylani Aweys (1987) Somali - taekwondo practitioner.

Abdulla Mohamed Hussein (1987) Somali - sprinter.

Liban Abdi (1988) Somali - footballer.

Aden Ali Aden (1988) Somali - footballer.

Yusef Ahmed (1988) Somali, Saudi - footballer.

Faisal Aden (1989) Somali - basketball player.

Hassan Mead (1989) Somali - long-distance runner.

Dimitri Mohamed (1989) 1/4 Somali, 3/4 French - footballer.

Prince Cassius (1989) Somali - blogger.

Bashir Abdi (1989) Somali - cross-country runner, middle-distance runner, and long-distance runner.

Skore Beezy (1989) Somali - rapper.

Abel Gigli (1990) Somali, Italian - footballer.

Naleye Dolmans (1990) Somali, Vietnamese, Dutch

Ayub Daud (1990) Somali - footballer.

Mukhtar Mohammed (1990) Somali - middle-distance runner.

Abdisalam Ibrahim (1991) Somali - footballer.

Mohammed Ahmed (1991) Somali - long-distance runner.

Adel Ahmed (1991) Somali - footballer.

Yasin Ali Egal (1991) Somali - footballer.

Ahmed Abdulla (1991) Somali, Yemeni - footballer.

Farhiya Abdi (1992) Somali - basketball player.

Ibrahim Laag (1994) Somali - filmmaker.

Jabril Hassan Mohammed (1994) Somali - footballer.

Islam Feruz (1995) Somali - footballer.

Iidle Elmi (1995) Somali - footballer.

Omar Laag (1996) Somali - actor.

Anwar Hared (1996) Somali - ice hockey player and bandy player.

Omar Mohamed (1996) Somali - footballer.

Abdinur Mohamud (1997) Somali - footballer.

Mukhtar Ali (1997) Somali - footballer.

Hassan Ali / Top 5 (1998 or 1999) Somali - rapper.

Aar Maanta (?) Somali - singer-songwriter and actor.

Skinz (?) Somali - singer.

Abukar Arman (?) Somali - writer.

Benny BlockBoy (?) Somali - musician.

Hanad Bandz (?) Somali - rapper-songwriter.

Mo Ali (?) Somali - filmmaker.

Adel Nur / Future The Prince (?) Somali - rapper and record producer.

Mohamed Jama (?) Somali - kickboxer.

Zak Ym (?) Somali - rapper.

Ali Jimale Ahmed (?) Somali - poet, essayist, and short story writer.

Prenz (?) Somali - rapper.

Jibriil Ollow (?) Somali - model.

Maxamed Daahir Afrax (?) Somali - novelist and playwright.

ALL.ME (?) Somali - rapper.

Said Salah Ahmed (?) Somali - filmmaker, playwright, and poet.

Mo-G (?) Somali - rapper.

Cabdi Salan (?) Somali - actor.

Archee (?) Somali - rapper.

Khalif Farah Hayir (?) Somali - poet.

OMVR (?) Somali - rapper.

Abdi Kusow (?) Somali - writer.

$heed (?) Somali - rapper.

Mohamed Deq Abdulle (?) Somali - taekwondo practitioner.

Abdulle Geedannaar (?) Somali - poet.

Hamze Garaad (?) Somali - actor.

Adan Ahmed (?) Somali - actor.

Ismail Ali Ismail (?) Somali - writer.

Abdi Osman (?) Somali - model.

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Trump escolheu os países errados? Não é bem assim.

72 terroristas condenados vieram de um dos sete países temporariamente bloqueados

De acordo com as informações compiladas por uma comissão do Senado americano, pelo menos 72 pessoas condenadas por crimes relacionados ao terrorismo desde os ataques de 11 de setembro de 2001 eram provenientes de algum dos sete países relacionados na ordem executiva de Donald Trump sobre imigração.

Em junho de 2016, a Subcomissão do Senado para Imigração e Interesse Nacional divulgou um relatório sobre pessoas condenadas em casos de terrorismo desde 2001. Usando fontes públicas, porque a administração Obama se recusou a prover registros oficiais, constatou-se que eram estrangeiros 380 dos 580 condenados pela Justiça no período, por terrorismo. Foi feita uma lista contendo o nome dos criminosos, data da condenação, filiação a grupo terrorista, acusações criminais, pena, estado de residência e histórico de imigração.

A partir desses dados, o Center for Immigration Studies (CIS), uma entidade independente que faz pesquisas sobre imigração para os Estados Unidos, encontrou 72 indivíduos condenados por terrorismo cujo país de origem está na lista da ordem executiva de Trump: Iêmen, Irã, Iraque, Líbia, Síria, Somália e Sudão. Os pesquisadores do Senado não conseguiram obter informações completas sobre cada terrorista. Portanto, é possível que mais terroristas sejam originários desses países.

Os números por país são os seguintes:

Somália 20 Iêmen 19 Iraque 19 Síria 7 Irã 4 Líbia 2 Sudão 1 Total 72

Pelo menos 17 desses indivíduos chegaram à América como refugiados. Três entraram com visto de estudante e um com passaporte diplomático. 25 desses imigrantes se tornaram cidadãos americanos. Dez tinham permissão legal permanente de residência e quatro eram imigrantes ilegais.

Trinta e três foram condenados por crimes graves, como uso de uma arma de destruição em massa, conspiração para cometer um ato de terrorismo, apoio material a um terrorista ou a um grupo terrorista, conspiração para lavagem internacional de dinheiro, posse de mísseis ou explosivos e posse ilegal de arma automática.

Seguem alguns dados da lista dos 72 terroristas.

Nome País de origem Organização terrorista Issa Dorch Somália Al-Shabaab Basaaly Saeed Moalin Somália Al-Shabaab Ahmed Nasir Taalil Mohammud Somália Al-Shabaab Mohamed Mohamed Mohamud Somália Al-Shabaab Mohamed Osman Mohamud Somália Al-Qaeda Siavosh Henareh Irã Hezbollah Mahamud Said Omar Somália Al-Shabaab Manssour Arbabsiar (aka Mansour) Irã Qods Force (Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) Mohanad Shareef Hammadi Iraque Al-Qaeda in Iran (AQI) Ahmed Hussein Mahamud Somália Al-Shabaab Ahmed Abdulkadir Warsame Somália Al-Shabaab, Al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula Waad Ramadan Alwan Iraque Al Qaeda in Iraq (AQI) Nima Ali Yusuf Somália Al-Shabaab Mohamud Abdi Yusuf Somália Al-Shabaab Amina Farah Ali Somália Al-Shabaab Hawo Hassan Somália Al-Shabaab Omer Abdi Mohamed Somália Al-Shabaab Mohamed Mustapha Ali Masfaka Síria Holy Land Foundation for Relief and Development Pirouz Sedaghaty Irã Al-Haramain Islamic Foundation Abdel Azim El-Siddig Sudão Islamic American Relief Agency Abdow Munye Abdow Somália Al-Shabaab Ali Mohamed Bagegni Líbia Islamic American Relief Agency Ahmad Mustafa Iraque Islamic American Relief Agency Zeinab Taleb-Jedi Irã Mujahideen-e-Khalz (MEK) Mohamed Al Huraibi Iêmen Hezbollah Yehia Ali Ahmed Alomari Iêmen Hezbollah Saleh Mohamed Taher Saeed Iêmen Hezbollah Mohammed Ali Hasan Al-Moayad Iêmen Hamas Mohammed Moshen Yahya Zayed Iêmen Hamas Salah Osman Ahmed Somália Al-Shabaab Mohammed Abdullah Warsame Somália Al-Qaeda Wesam Al Delaema Iraque Monzer Al Kassar Síria FARC Emadeddin Muntasser Líbia Mujahideen-e-Khalz (MEK) Nuradin M. Abdi Somália Al-Qaeda Yassin Muhiddin Aref Iraque Ansar al-Islam Saleh Alli Nasser Iêmen Monassser Omian Iêmen Sadik Omian Iêmen Jarallah Wasil Iêmen Elmeliani Benmoumen Iraque Ahmed Hassan Al-Uqally Iraque Abad Elfgeeh Iêmen Al-Qaeda and Hamas Aref Elfgeeh Iêmen Al-Qaeda and Hamas Ali Mohammed Al Mosalch Iraque Omar Abdi Mohammed Somália Rafil Dhafir Iraque Numan Maflahi Iêmen Al-Qaeda Ibrahim Ahmed Al-Hamdi Iêmen Lashkar-e-Tayyiba (LET) Mukhtar Al-Bakri Iêmen Al-Qaeda Enaam M. Arnaout Síria Al-Qaeda Mohamed Albanna Iêmen Nageeb Abdul Jabar Mohamed Al-Hadi Iêmen Hussein Al Attas Iêmen Al-Qaeda Mohadar Mohammed Abdoulah Iêmen Al-Qaeda Nabil Al-Marabh Síria Al-Qaeda Mohammed Husssein Somália Al-Qaeda Mohammed Ibrahim Refai Síria Omer Salmain Saleh Bakarbashat Iêmen Hadir Awad Síria Mustafa Kilfat Síria Mohamed Abdi Somália Kamel Albred Iraque Haider Alshomary Iraque Wathek Al-Atabi Iraque Hatef Al-Atabi Iraque Fadhil Al-Khaledy Iraque Mohammed Alibrahimi Iraque Haider Al Tamimi Iraque Ali Alubeidy Iraque Alawai Hussain Al-Baraa Iraque Mustafa Al-Aboody Iraque

Fonte: http://cis.org/vaughan/study-reveals-72-terrorists-came-countries-covered-trump-vetting-order

Revisado por Maíra Pires @mairamacpires

Trump escolheu os países errados? Não é bem assim. was originally published on Reaçonaria

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