Update: Syrian refugee vote in the Senate was delayed by a week. Senate will vote after the Thanksgiving. Remind the senators the lessons of France
Posted on | November 21, 2015 | 2 Comments
We are expecting the Syrian vote in 1 week.
Dems are in a tough spot as majority of Americans want to close the border and stop the influx of Syrian migrants due to the threat of terrorism. Please, remember that Nidal Hassan, who murdered 13 and wounded 32 in Fort Hood, was a son of Palestinian Muslim refugees. Tzarnaev brothers, who murdered and wounded people during the Boston marathon, were Muslim refugees.
Many are asking, why there is such a surge of the terrorist activity in France. Please, remember that France had colonies in Northern Africa. As Morocco became independent in 1956 and Algiers in 1962, many Muslim migrants from these former French colonies settled in France. While some of them assimilated, there is still a large group of those migrants, who never assimilated. There is high unemployment among them and their children, crime, poverty and radicalization. So, we see how open border policies create lingering problems that last for decades, for generations. Some 60 years after the large migration from Algiers and Morocco into France, we see the problems among those migrants and their children.
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November 22nd, 2015 @ 5:53 am
We are in the middle of a national security crisis with Obama illegally flying in hundreds per plane load of jihadi muslim men in the middle of the night Then busing them past immigration at the airport in States where the Governor has said no “refugees”. And Congress wants to go eat turkey? They are all treasonous bastards!
November 22nd, 2015 @ 7:34 am
How about priorities??
https://www.weaselzippers.us/241181-forget-the-syrian-refugees-america-needs-to-bring-its-interpreters-from-afghanistan-and-iraq-here-first/