Is Japan doing it wrong

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(12-11-2015, 02:02 AM)bfine32 Wrote: http://chersonandmolschky.com/2015/04/13/islamic-terrorism-japan/


Just asking

I'll have to find time to check their numbers and theories.  How did you say it? "I don't have to read every word that the good, down the middle, people at Cherson and Moschky..."

But...

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This is the blog of authors Y.K. Cherson and Rachel Molschky.

Muslim Immigration to the West: Sometimes cultures don’t mix, especially when one seeks to destroy the other. The multicultural experiment has failed.

Please take a moment to check out our book, currently for sale on Amazon:
Immigrants of Doom

Who We Are


Y.K. Cherson is an Israeli writer who has written countless articles for sites like Right Side News, Ali Sina’s Faith Freedom and many more. He has spent a lifetime serving the public. With an extensive military career which provided invaluable experience dealing firsthand with terrorists and future terrorists, his current “day job” keeps him on the front lines of the immigration and related crime issues facing us today.

A graduate of Moscow State University and Tel Aviv University, Cherson has a Ph.D. in International Politics and Economics. Aside from his military and academic background, his unique perspective comes from a lifetime of living around the world: first in Eastern Europe, then the Middle East, and currently in the West.


Rachel Molschky is Cherson’s writing partner. A graduate of Syracuse University and with a background in journalism, as well as business writing and research, Molschky has joined forces with Cherson to inform the public of what the mainstream media fails to report, with the main focus being the three “I’s”: immigration, Islam and Israel.

Both Cherson and Molschky have had personal experience with theimmigration process in different places, and Rachel is a second-generation American native-born citizen, which means it wasn’t long ago that her own family immigrated to a nation completely foreign to their culture. Yet they assimilated into the “melting pot” that used to be America, unlike today with the “multicultural” approach pushed by the liberal front, a concept that is a complete failure when the “religious” values of the immigrants clash with those of the native inhabitants.

Multiculturalism does not promote assimilation, and instead of a cohesive nation with a shared patriotism, immigrants now live in their own parallel communities, many with a hatred for their adopted country.


While they may seem like an unlikely pair, with Cherson from the East and Molschky from the West, both share a nearly identical ethnic and religious heritage. Identifying strongly with the religious ideals which were once the backbone of our nations, they work together to bring the reader a comprehensive and logical view of these topics, something that is lacking in the general mainstream media.

Just saying.