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10,000 Syrian Refugees

Iamrice
Iamrice
Sep 6, 2016
7:48am
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The FSE is an excellent refuge from the Vegas heat.
BobOrme
BobOrme
Sep 7, 2016
4:34pm
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Anyone remember the late 1930's? America First!


Were there groups who had declared war on America, openly proclaiming that their warriors were infiltrating a refugee stream, coming into this nation with a stated goal of killing Americans on American soil?
Yup. They were called German refugees.


Read every word I wrote, and then prove truth to your response.


No proof, Bruce?


Calling people liars and claiming they make stuff up is a significant part of how you try to promote your ideology. No proof, Bruce?
billryan
billryan
Sep 7, 2016
5:21pm
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The FSE is an excellent refuge from the Vegas heat.


I prefer the 3rd St. Bandstand although the others seem more popular.
Iamrice
Iamrice
Sep 8, 2016
5:48am
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The FSE is an excellent refuge from the Vegas heat.


I prefer the 3rd St. Bandstand although the others seem more popular.


They all are great when it's 110!!!

pjstroh
pjstroh
Sep 13, 2016
11:35pm
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And so it begins.....Indianapolis got one of those frightening refugee families from Syria .
Damn! They're scary

"Like many new to Indiana, they say they're taken aback by Hoosier Hospitality.

Muhammad has paid it forward by volunteering with other Syrian refugees to make meals for the area's homeless.

Their wish is that federal judges and state leaders will see them as a family, not as a threat."




hoops2
hoops2
Sep 13, 2016
11:53pm
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Several Syrian refugees were arrested in Europe this week for terrorism. The refugee crime rate in Europe is well above average.
forkushV
forkushV
Sep 13, 2016
11:57pm
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Originally posted by: forkushV
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Originally posted by: forkushV
Anyone remember the late 1930's? America First!


Were there groups who had declared war on America, openly proclaiming that their warriors were infiltrating a refugee stream, coming into this nation with a stated goal of killing Americans on American soil?
Yup. They were called German refugees.
Read every word I wrote, and then prove truth to your response.
No proof, Bruce?
That German citizen sought refuge in the United States after the German government declared war on the U.S. really isn't in dispute.
billryan
billryan
Sep 14, 2016
2:12am
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Several Syrian refugees were arrested in Europe this week for terrorism. The refugee crime rate in Europe is well above average.



You do recognize there is a slight difference between the refugees America is admitting, who have been vetted for two years or so while the European ones are not vetted at all. Then again, you probably don't.
hoops2
hoops2
Sep 14, 2016
2:47am
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Comey has said that due to a lack of records 2 years is not enough time. And obama has sped the process up to 3 months. He is more interested in meeting his quota, than keeping America safe

"The Associated Press has cited an official at the U.S. Embassy in Amman as saying that the time taken to process each admission is being cut to three months.

“While the resettlement process usually takes 18 to 24 months, under the surge operation this will be reduced to three months, [regional refugee coordinator Gina] Kassem said,” the AP reported Wednesday.

With the fiscal year now more than half over, the number of Syrian refugees admitted as of Wednesday stands at 1,353, according to State Department Refugee Processing Center data."
Roulette Man
Roulette Man
Sep 14, 2016
4:33am
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Originally posted by: hoops2
Several Syrian refugees were arrested in Europe this week for terrorism. The refugee crime rate in Europe is well above average.



You do recognize there is a slight difference between the refugees America is admitting, who have been vetted for two years or so while the European ones are not vetted at all. Then again, you probably don't.


Oh yeah we can really see the vetting process has really worked on other people who have entered this country and then committed crimes. [/sarcasm]

By the way, I read it is a 3 month vetting process..
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