Page 7 - Majority Population News Today

Senators in particular. you have tim scott in south carolina. we know what terrorism looks like in south carolina. i lost a friend when dylann roof went in and shot people, and thats the future well have in this country if we dont have a president who has the moral clarity to say that white nationalism and terrorism doesnt play a part in this countrys future. >> is it me, or does it seem to unleash talk and unleash thoughts that at worst, were suppressed, but at best were moot? most people were ...

The opposition that started with peaceful street protests in 2011 in syria, it quickly evolved from not just a protest movement, not just a street movement, it evolved into an armed resistance. it evolved into an armed opposition movement. since then, syria has spent two, three, four, five, now six years sliding deeper and deeper and deeper into increasingly impossible, increasingly complex, catastrophic civil war. a half million people killed. half million people. 5 million people flung out of ...

2011, in syria, it quickly evolved from not just a protest movement, it evolved into an armed resistance, an armed opposition movement. since then, syria has spent two, three, four, five, now six years sliding deeper and deeper and deeper into increasingly impossible, increasingly complex catastrophic civil war. a half million people killed. half million people. 5 million people flung out of syria fleeing for their lives by taking refuge anywhere else in the world and bashar al assad still in po...

And russias propping him up. and iranians are propping him up, and the majority population of syria is sunni. theyre never going to be okay again. they will never be okay again with being ruled by a nonsunni dictator who inherited the gig from his dad and then spent his own second decade in power slaughtering syrians by the hundreds of thousands. the solution to this is not rocket science. the solution to this is way more complicated than rocket science. do you think our current administration i...

The working class. the one common trait in all these places is that a white majority population faces a recent influx of immigrants. perhaps the phenomenon might be better described as a reaction to cultural change, but it often expresses itself simply as hostility to people who are different and are usually brown and black. consider, for example, that 72% of registered republican voters still doubt that barack obama was born in the united states. this is according to an august nbc poll. donald ...

These places is that a white majority population faces a recent influx of immigrants. perhaps the phenomenon might be better described as a reaction to cultural change, but it often expresses itself simply as hostility to people who are different and are usually brown and black. consider, for example, that 72% of registered republican voters still doubt that barack obama was born in the united states. this is according to an august nbc poll. donald trumps political skill was to speak defiantly a...

Economic problem. its happening in germany, where there are lots of manufacturing jobs. those germans have maintained those old factories. its happening in france which has lots of protections for the working class. whats the common theme in america and france and germany? all of these places you have a white majority population that faces an influx of brown and black skin people coming into their countries, their towns and cities. and maybe you can say maybe it is true, it is a kind of cultural...

Especially if youre talking about 46.2% that. is a super majority of a president. >> ive lived in philadelphia and the majority of african-americans dont live in the inner city of philadelphia that has a very big metropolitan area and a lot of african-american suburbs. the stats show most african-americans dont live in the inner city. >> i respectfully disagree. 46.2% are in the confines of philadelphia county, which is philadelphia city. im not counting -- >> thats not a majority -- 4662 is not...

Share an interest, ultimately, following the experience with their aircraft in weakening isil. they are investing at this point in propping up assad. they think the way to fight isil is to have a strong government in damascus under assad. we think the way to fight isil is to have a legitimate government and we think assad, by virtue of killing hundreds of thousands of his own citizens has lost all legitimacy. he has to go. the majority population who are sunni in syria feel they have an opportun...

Administration is trying put together a fallback position, but we are not dealing with a situation here which is likely to have a happy outcome. and my real concern is that by not working with some of our other allies and friends in the region, we now have a situation where ethnic cleansing is going on and the shia are pushing these sunni majority population in iran out of the country, and frankly, this is causing a crisis in europe, and certainly, in turkey, in jordan and lebanon. so, this is a...