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Forget Poles: Palestinians find a home in suburban Chicago
February 7, 2013
By: Robin Amer
But 350,000 Palestinians were expelled from Kuwait and other Gulf states in 1990 after the Palestinian Liberation Organization (PLO) refused to back foreign intervention as a solution to Iraq’s occupation of Kuwait. Cainkar said that for many of these Palestinians, “this meant their only other option for survival was the U.S.”
(there is a reason they were made to leave Kuwait- and the PLO refused to back foreign intervention, which they probably were right )
Arab Americans have been subjected to much unwanted scrutiny since 9/11 turned “Islamic extremism” into a household term that fueled fear — the 2004 struggle over the Prayer Center in Orland Park is certainly evidence of that — and Palestinians carry with them a particularly painful history of struggle. (how true, will not get into 9-11 but a man In a cave was not to blame)
But Cainkar said that as a whole, America’s Arab population, including the entrepreneurial Palestinian community in Chicago’s Southwest suburbs, is thriving.
“Overall Arab income in the U.S. is higher than the median income of the U.S. as a whole,” Cainkar said. “Usually groups that face discrimination don’t do well in this country, but they're an exception to this pattern.”
More Palestinians live in Chicagoland than any other American metropolis WBEZ 91.5 Chicago
Forget Poles
This neatly puts to rest the myth that left to their own devices Palestinians are incapable of prospering and making decent lives for themselves. Pity they can't demonstrate this in their own country. That's what continual Zionist oppression brings, poverty and hatred towards the oppressor.
This neatly puts to rest the myth that left to their own devices Palestinians are incapable of prospering and making decent lives for themselves. Pity they can't demonstrate this in their own country. That's what continual Zionist oppression brings, poverty and hatred towards the oppressor.
No it's what their own government leaders' continual oppression and exploitation brings. You really cannot see that?
Forget Poles: Palestinians find a home in suburban Chicago
February 7, 2013
By: Robin Amer
But 350,000 Palestinians were expelled from Kuwait and other Gulf states in 1990 after the Palestinian Liberation Organization (PLO) refused to back foreign intervention as a solution to Iraq’s occupation of Kuwait. Cainkar said that for many of these Palestinians, “this meant their only other option for survival was the U.S.”
(there is a reason they were made to leave Kuwait- and the PLO refused to back foreign intervention, which they probably were right )
Arab Americans have been subjected to much unwanted scrutiny since 9/11 turned “Islamic extremism” into a household term that fueled fear — the 2004 struggle over the Prayer Center in Orland Park is certainly evidence of that — and Palestinians carry with them a particularly painful history of struggle. (how true, will not get into 9-11 but a man In a cave was not to blame)
But Cainkar said that as a whole, America’s Arab population, including the entrepreneurial Palestinian community in Chicago’s Southwest suburbs, is thriving.
“Overall Arab income in the U.S. is higher than the median income of the U.S. as a whole,” Cainkar said. “Usually groups that face discrimination don’t do well in this country, but they're an exception to this pattern.”
More Palestinians live in Chicagoland than any other American metropolis WBEZ 91.5 Chicago
This neatly puts to rest the myth that left to their own devices Palestinians are incapable of prospering and making decent lives for themselves. Pity they can't demonstrate this in their own country. That's what continual Zionist oppression brings, poverty and hatred towards the oppressor.
Forget Poles: Palestinians find a home in suburban Chicago
February 7, 2013
By: Robin Amer
But 350,000 Palestinians were expelled from Kuwait and other Gulf states in 1990 after the Palestinian Liberation Organization (PLO) refused to back foreign intervention as a solution to Iraq’s occupation of Kuwait. Cainkar said that for many of these Palestinians, “this meant their only other option for survival was the U.S.”
(there is a reason they were made to leave Kuwait- and the PLO refused to back foreign intervention, which they probably were right )
Arab Americans have been subjected to much unwanted scrutiny since 9/11 turned “Islamic extremism” into a household term that fueled fear — the 2004 struggle over the Prayer Center in Orland Park is certainly evidence of that — and Palestinians carry with them a particularly painful history of struggle. (how true, will not get into 9-11 but a man In a cave was not to blame)
But Cainkar said that as a whole, America’s Arab population, including the entrepreneurial Palestinian community in Chicago’s Southwest suburbs, is thriving.
“Overall Arab income in the U.S. is higher than the median income of the U.S. as a whole,” Cainkar said. “Usually groups that face discrimination don’t do well in this country, but they're an exception to this pattern.”
More Palestinians live in Chicagoland than any other American metropolis WBEZ 91.5 Chicago
This neatly puts to rest the myth that left to their own devices Palestinians are incapable of prospering and making decent lives for themselves. Pity they can't demonstrate this in their own country. That's what continual Zionist oppression brings, poverty and hatred towards the oppressor.
I agree. The damn Zionists in Israel have kept the Palestinians in bondage & oppression by making peace offerings to them, building a security fence & granting them their own land to keep them in Israel. Disgusting!
Forget Poles: Palestinians find a home in suburban Chicago
February 7, 2013
By: Robin Amer
But 350,000 Palestinians were expelled from Kuwait and other Gulf states in 1990 after the Palestinian Liberation Organization (PLO) refused to back foreign intervention as a solution to Iraq’s occupation of Kuwait. Cainkar said that for many of these Palestinians, “this meant their only other option for survival was the U.S.”
(there is a reason they were made to leave Kuwait- and the PLO refused to back foreign intervention, which they probably were right )
Arab Americans have been subjected to much unwanted scrutiny since 9/11 turned “Islamic extremism” into a household term that fueled fear — the 2004 struggle over the Prayer Center in Orland Park is certainly evidence of that — and Palestinians carry with them a particularly painful history of struggle. (how true, will not get into 9-11 but a man In a cave was not to blame)
But Cainkar said that as a whole, America’s Arab population, including the entrepreneurial Palestinian community in Chicago’s Southwest suburbs, is thriving.
“Overall Arab income in the U.S. is higher than the median income of the U.S. as a whole,” Cainkar said. “Usually groups that face discrimination don’t do well in this country, but they're an exception to this pattern.”
More Palestinians live in Chicagoland than any other American metropolis WBEZ 91.5 Chicago
This neatly puts to rest the myth that left to their own devices Palestinians are incapable of prospering and making decent lives for themselves. Pity they can't demonstrate this in their own country. That's what continual Zionist oppression brings, poverty and hatred towards the oppressor.
I agree. The damn Zionists in Israel have kept the Palestinians in bondage & oppression by making peace offerings to them, building a security fence & granting them their own land to keep them in Israel. Disgusting!
This bit is true, "The damn Zionists in Israel have kept the Palestinians in bondage & oppression".
Forget Poles
Now you're picking on the Polish people eh?
Difficult to see what doen't exist.
Forget Poles: Palestinians find a home in suburban Chicago
February 7, 2013
By: Robin Amer
But 350,000 Palestinians were expelled from Kuwait and other Gulf states in 1990 after the Palestinian Liberation Organization (PLO) refused to back foreign intervention as a solution to Iraq’s occupation of Kuwait. Cainkar said that for many of these Palestinians, “this meant their only other option for survival was the U.S.”
“Usually groups that face discrimination don’t do well in this country, but they're an exception to this pattern.”
More Palestinians live in Chicagoland than any other American metropolis WBEZ 91.5 Chicago
This neatly puts to rest the myth that left to their own devices Palestinians are incapable of prospering and making decent lives for themselves. Pity they can't demonstrate this in their own country. That's what continual Zionist oppression brings, poverty and hatred towards the oppressor.
Forget Poles: Palestinians find a home in suburban Chicago
February 7, 2013
By: Robin Amer
But 350,000 Palestinians were expelled from Kuwait and other Gulf states in 1990 after the Palestinian Liberation Organization (PLO) refused to back foreign intervention as a solution to Iraq’s occupation of Kuwait. Cainkar said that for many of these Palestinians, “this meant their only other option for survival was the U.S.”
(there is a reason they were made to leave Kuwait- and the PLO refused to back foreign intervention, which they probably were right )
Arab Americans have been subjected to much unwanted scrutiny since 9/11 turned “Islamic extremism” into a household term that fueled fear — the 2004 struggle over the Prayer Center in Orland Park is certainly evidence of that — and Palestinians carry with them a particularly painful history of struggle. (how true, will not get into 9-11 but a man In a cave was not to blame)
But Cainkar said that as a whole, America’s Arab population, including the entrepreneurial Palestinian community in Chicago’s Southwest suburbs, is thriving.
“Overall Arab income in the U.S. is higher than the median income of the U.S. as a whole,” Cainkar said. “Usually groups that face discrimination don’t do well in this country, but they're an exception to this pattern.”
More Palestinians live in Chicagoland than any other American metropolis WBEZ 91.5 Chicago
This neatly puts to rest the myth that left to their own devices Palestinians are incapable of prospering and making decent lives for themselves. Pity they can't demonstrate this in their own country. That's what continual Zionist oppression brings, poverty and hatred towards the oppressor.
I agree. The damn Zionists in Israel have kept the Palestinians in bondage & oppression by making peace offerings to them, building a security fence & granting them their own land to keep them in Israel. Disgusting!
This bit is true, "The damn Zionists in Israel have kept the Palestinians in bondage & oppression".
Forget Poles
Now you're picking on the Polish people eh?
From article:
Chicagoans are fond of saying that there are more Poles here than anywhere outside of Poland. But ask about Palestinians and you may get a blank stare. As it turns out, there are likely more Palestinian immigrants living in the Chicagoland area than anywhere else in the U.S.
