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07/09/16

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Originally posted by olive blossom ↑

Some may come to Australia

Boycotting the USA...migrating to Australia...
Muslim immigrants are boycotting the U.S.A. by the thousands, showing their outrage with Donald Trumps proposed law of stopping all further Muslim immigrants till they can clearly check who they are.
In the small town of Guadalupe, AZ, south of Phoenix, Mohammed Aabad is one of those who is punishing the U.S.A. by leaving.
As he loaded his stolen car with his stolen belongings, four wives and fourteen children,
the 21 year old Mohammed Aabad told this reporter through an interpreter: "It's a matter
of principle; I refuse to be supported by a state that treats me like a criminal!"
The effects of the exodus are being felt by American retailers, who are reporting dwindling sales of beer, spray paint, and ammunition. Also hit hard are the state hospitals, which have reported a dramatic decline in births and emergency room visits.
Mohammed Aabad told a reporter through an interpreter that he and his family are moving
to Australia, where if the Labor Party returns to government, they will pay for everything, where hard working people, through their taxes, will support him and his family with dignity!

Kind of brings a tear to your eye, doesn't it...???

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The point is - anyone who adds value to Australia should be welcomed because they erm... add value.

Any parasitic welfare shopping illegal immigrant with the education of a 10 year old should be excluded.

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