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Friday, May 13, 2016

The Best Way To Encourage Jihadis--Pay Them

Belgium Hands Over Money to

 Al-Qaeda Terrorist

  • 05/13/2016 06:07 PM 
  • Source: RT News 
  • by: RT
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An Al-Qaeda terrorist convicted of plotting attacks against US targets in 
Europe received about €78,000 in compensation, as he claimed his human 
rights were violated by his extradition to the US, it has emerged.The information
 was revealed in Belgian media on Thursday. The compensation to the 
extremist – who was convicted of planning an attack on troops at a Belgian 
airbase and was suspected of planning an assault on the US embassy in
 Paris – was approved by the European Court of Human Rights back in 2014.

Nizar Trabelsi, a Tunisian professional football player turned jihadist, was
 convicted on charges of association with Al-Qaeda militant group and
 plotting attacks on US targets, including Kleine Brogel Air Base in Belgium. 
The base is home to the US Air Force's 7361 Munitions Support Squadron.
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Illegal Immigrant Children Have Grown Up To Do Adult Crime

Sheriff on Obama’s Dreamers: ‘Now they are adults committing serious felonies’

If the Obama administration doesn’t begin addressing its weak immigration policy, every county in the nation will soon be a “border county.”
That’s according to Sheriff Charles Jenkins of Frederick County, Md., who testified before Congress Tuesday about the immigration-related problems faced by U.S. communities situated far from the nation’s southern border.
“Open borders, reckless sanctuary policies, and failure to enforce our immigration laws have greatly impacted public safety and national security throughout every jurisdiction of this country,” he said. “Every single day, more Americans are becoming victims of senseless crimes, being injured and killed by criminal aliens, many are transnational gang members.”
Jenkins told the Subcommittee on Immigration and Border Security that his community, situated just 40 miles from Washington D.C., has made great strides in clamping down on illegal immigration related crime with the help of DHS 287g program that allows local law enforcement to enforce immigration laws.
“We have very effectively built a wall around Frederick County, given the fact that most surrounding jurisdictions do nothing or very little to cooperate with ICE,” the sheriff said.
Unfortunately, Jenkins said, keeping immigration crime down is getting harder in his community because the Obama administration has done its best to hamper local police immigration enforcement efforts.
“Since 2008, this Administration has weakened immigration enforcement by dismissing deportation cases, rescinding 287g agreements, encouraging sanctuary policies, and watering down detainer policies…
“Case by case amnesty, back door amnesty, DACA programs, and the Dream Act were pushed through by executive order,” Jenkins said.
He that “aliens that should have been deported have been allowed to remain and commit more serious crimes” thanks to Obama’s actions.
The Maryland sheriff said another consequence of Obama immigration policies, specifically the Dream Act, is a huge increase in gang violence.
According to Jenkins, a remarkable 65 percent of the criminal alien gang members his department dealt with last year initially came to the U.S. as unaccompanied minors.
“Now they are adults committing serious felonies,” Jenkins said.

Raising the Minimum Wage Destroys Jobs As Employers Look For Other Alternatives Like Automation

Got a minute? Use it to understand the folly of minimum wage laws

In this video running just over one minute, Free to Choose Media editor and Cato Institute senior fellow Johan Norberg explains precisely why forced minimum wage hikes hurt workers.
Contemporary arguments that years of wage stagnation in low-skill employment fields merit government mandated minimum wage hikes are “dead wrong,” Norberg says.
And there’s plenty of supporting evidence for his claim.
A Congressional Budget Office report out last year warned that President Barack Obama’s plan to raise the Federal minimum wage to $10.10 an hour would cost the economy 500,000 jobs. And a studyfrom the University of California at San Diego around the same time showed that past minimum wage increases have already put low-skill workers at a disadvantage. Future hikes, the researchers theorized, could destroy around 1.4 million jobs.
Why? Because when the price of labor increases, employers look for ways to save money.
“Minimum wage laws actually force us to discriminate against people who have low skills,” Norberg contends.
If governments want to improve the lives of low-skill workers, Norberg advises that they’d be smarter to focus on training.
He also notes that picking an arbitrary number for a minimum wage hike defies logic from a market perspective.
“If you think that increasing the minimum wage to fifteen dollars an hour helps people,” he says. “Well, why don’t we increase it to thirty dollars an hour or one hundred dollars an hour.”
Large minimum wage increases, Norberg says, would bring about disastrous economic consequences and hurt most the people they are intended to help.
“Yes, making ends meet with minimum wage jobs is hard— but it’s even harder without one,” he concludes.

Do You Agree With Kids Going To Bathrooms Of The Opposite Sex Because They "Feel" They Are That Sex?



image: http://www.wnd.com/files/2014/02/transgender-bathroom-2-e1423877138264.jpg
Transgender issues, like gender neutral bathrooms, have been taking front and center.
Transgender issues, like gender-neutral bathrooms, have been taking front and center.
The U.S. Justice Department and Department of Education, based on pressing from President Obama and his administration, released a joint letter online to school systems around the nation, not-so-subtly telling them they better open their restroom facilities to both genders, else face the wrath of the federal government.

“There is no room in our schools for discrimination of any kind, including discrimination against transgender students on the basis of their sex,” said Attorney General Loretta Lynch, in a written statement entitled “U.S. Departments of Justice and Education Release Joint Guidance to Help Schools Ensure the Civil Rights of Transgender Students” posted Friday.
She added: “I look forward to continuing our work with the Department of Education – and with schools across the country – to create classroom environments that are safe, nurturing and inclusive for all of our young people.”
The guidance, which does not carry the weight of law, nonetheless makes clear that schools that receive federal funding cannot discriminate against transgender students based on Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972. Feds, under that umbrella, are lumping transgenders in with that amendment’s prohibition against discrimination based on sex.

“No student should ever have to go through the experience of feeling unwelcome at school or on a college campus,” said U.S. Education Secretary John King Jr. “This guidance further clarifies what we’ve said repeatedly – that gender identity is protected under Title IX. Educators want to do the right thing for students and many have reached out to us for guidance on how to follow the law. We must ensure that our young people know that whoever they are or wherever they come from, they have the opportunity to get a great education in an environment free from discrimination, harassment and violence.”
The principal deputy assistant attorney general, Vanita Gupta, weighed in as well, speaking of the importance of all students having equal access to “safe, supportive” educational environments.
“Every child deserves [such] that allows them to thrive and grow,” Gupta said. “And we know that teachers and administrators care deeply about all of their students and want them to succeed. … Our guidance sends a clear message to transgender students across the country: here in America, you are safe, you are protected and you belong – just as you are. We look forward to working with school officials to make the promise of equal opportunity a reality for all of our children.”

And one more comment, from the assistant secretary for the civil rights division at the Department of Education, Catherine Lhamon, that drew in Congress and nearly dared legislators to challenge the executive branch guidance
“Our federal civil rights law guarantees all students, including transgender students, the opportunity to participate equally in school programs and activities without sex discrimination as a core civil right,” she said. “We look forward to continuing to work with schools and school communities to satisfy Congress’ promise of equality for all.”
Transgender-rights activists cheered the move.
“This is the boldest stance the federal government could take to support transgender students,” said National Center for Lesbian Rights Transgender Youth Project staff attorney Asaf Orr. “This guidance could not be clearer: Schools must treat transgender students with dignity and respect, providing them equal opportunities to succeed and thrive as they would any other student. We applaud this historic step, which sends the strongest possible message to transgender students and their families that they are valuable, equal, and welcome members of our national community. We look forward to working with the federal government and others to ensure this guidance is being implemented in school districts across the United States.”

Under the guidance, school officials would have to regard and treat transgender students by whichever sex they said they most identified with at the time, based only on a notification from parents or guardians that specify the newfound gender “differs from previous representations or records.”
A physicians’ notice is not required; neither is a medical diagnosis to underscore the student’s assumed identity.
The guidance states: “As is consistently recognized in civil rights cases, the desire to accommodate others’ discomfort cannot justify a policy that singles out and disadvantages a particular class of students.”
It also says schools have to “respond promptly and effectively to sex-based harassment of all students, including harassment based on a student’s actual or perceived gender identity,” and they have to “treat students consistent with their gender identity even if their school records or identification documents indicate a different sex.” Schools are also required to let students “participate in sex-segregated activities and access sex-segregated facilities consistent with their gender identity” and “protect students’ privacy related to their transgender status under Title IX.”

The issuance of the formal guidance comes just a few days after Lynch, in announcing a lawsuit against North Carolina for that state’s passage of a law requiring transgenders to use the bathrooms that correspond to their sex at birth, drew parallels between America’s Jim Crow era – when blacks were forcibly segregated from “whites only” facilities – and transgender equality.
“Instead of turning away from our neighbors, friends and colleagues,” she said, during a news conference earlier in the week, “let us instead learn from our history and avoid repeating the mistakes of our past. Let us reflect on the obvious but neglected lesson that state-sanctioned discrimination never looks good and never works in hindsight.”

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