Syrian Refugees Coming to Richmond?

Posted by: 218albemarle

Syrian Refugees Coming to Richmond? - 11/17/15 05:20 PM

Has Clinton's Governor lost his freaking mind? How can this idiot speak for me? How can this idiot put my family in danger? Why isn't this idiot as well as Clinton and Obama nation prison for putting all of us in danger?
I am very upset and afraid. I feel that my entire family needs to be locked and loaded everywhere they go.
Posted by: bigblock935

Re: Syrian Refugees Coming to Richmond? - 11/17/15 05:24 PM

Amen brother I'm with you all the way and watch who your selling guns to now
Posted by: ktyhawk

Re: Syrian Refugees Coming to Richmond? - 11/17/15 05:26 PM

Originally Posted By: 218albemarle
I feel that my entire family needs to be locked and loaded everywhere they go.



You mean they weren't?
Posted by: 6.5x55

Re: Syrian Refugees Coming to Richmond? - 11/17/15 06:25 PM

If little Clinton Mcterry imports the terrorists he will likely house them in Arlington, Herndon, Annandale and Hoodbridge with all the other illegals.

He will make it geographically easy for them to get across the Potomac to visit their Mulla obummer.

Next time obummer invites a Muslim with a board full of wires and timers to visit D.C., the crap will hit the fan.
Posted by: num1fordfan

Re: Syrian Refugees Coming to Richmond? - 11/17/15 07:24 PM

10k refugees coming here for free housing , food and health care ...... What about united states vets who served this country who are now homeless , hungry , have no health insurance
Posted by: troutnut

Re: Syrian Refugees Coming to Richmond? - 11/17/15 07:56 PM

10,000 refugees with no possible background check , and zero job skills other than running an AK and possible terrorist training . Gotta love our government.
Posted by: Mark S

Re: Syrian Refugees Coming to Richmond? - 11/17/15 10:37 PM

Time to voice our displeasure to the governor, your senator and your representative. Bury them in emails and calls.
Posted by: VaGunTrader

Re: Syrian Refugees Coming to Richmond? - 11/18/15 09:11 PM

Originally Posted By: Mark S
Time to voice our displeasure to the governor, your senator and your representative. Bury them in emails and calls.

actions speak louder than words (or emails)
http://www.vaguntrader.com/forums/ubbthreads.php/ubb/showflat/Number/971534/gonew/1#UNREAD
Posted by: Boosted_FG2

Re: Syrian Refugees Coming to Richmond? - 11/19/15 03:47 PM

Over 200,000 In total with no paper work what so ever said to come here from what I hear. They have caught multiple "refugee" isis members using this open door advantage to slip in several countries much easier. How are we to tell them apart?. It's going to get worse before it gets better unfortunately. We must protect ourselves and our american soil without question since our government won't. As if we don't have enough problems on our own lands, hungry american vets on the streets but were gonna house 200,000 of these refugees?. Very disturbing situation
Posted by: MP3Mogul

Re: Syrian Refugees Coming to Richmond? - 11/21/15 01:40 PM

It is a very dangerous time in America right now. If you don't carry EVERY DAY and all of your family, you better start right this minute!
Posted by: LaserJock

Re: Syrian Refugees Coming to Richmond? - 11/23/15 08:15 AM

Already here and more coming.

Several states governors has said they will not take in more.

Very likely they will be reshuffled and distributed to other consenting states.

Be aware. Be ready. Be Americans
Posted by: joea22

Re: Syrian Refugees Coming to Richmond? - 11/23/15 11:26 AM

All the refugees I have seen, are extremely gracious and respectful. There are bad apples ( in this case extremely bad apples) amongst all groups. Did we forget about the Islamic extremists already on US soil!? In camps and compounds we know about?

The refugees are just that, they have been displaced by horrendous acts of hatred and injustice. Is it Americas responsibility to care for them? No. But does that mean we shouldn't? I hope not. Don't be so quick to judge them based on their religious beliefs. sometimes, being American can mean putting down your gun and giving someone a hug, and warm meal. i haven't seen a single post for advocacy of our vets( both in good standing and those who are less fortunate) until now, don't use their service as a crutch to spread your distaste for the decisions being made. Bottom line, Syrian people, whether they are Muslim or scientologist or what ever, are still humans like you and I. and if it was your children in place of theirs, you would be kicking down barriers and boarders to protect them just the same.
Posted by: VAis4GunLovers

Re: Syrian Refugees Coming to Richmond? - 11/23/15 03:17 PM

Originally Posted By: joea22
All the refugees I have seen, are extremely gracious and respectful. There are bad apples ( in this case extremely bad apples) amongst all groups.

This is true

Originally Posted By: joea22
Did we forget about the Islamic extremists already on US soil!? In camps and compounds we know about?
The so called 'terror training camps' are a lie, created by hateful people and xenoohobes.

Originally Posted By: joea22

The refugees are just that, they have been displaced by horrendous acts of hatred and injustice. Is it Americas responsibility to care for them? No. But does that mean we shouldn't? I hope not. Don't be so quick to judge them based on their religious beliefs. sometimes, being American can mean putting down your gun and giving someone a hug, and warm meal. i haven't seen a single post for advocacy of our vets( both in good standing and those who are less fortunate) until now, don't use their service as a crutch to spread your distaste for the decisions being made. Bottom line, Syrian people, whether they are Muslim or scientologist or what ever, are still humans like you and I. and if it was your children in place of theirs, you would be kicking down barriers and boarders to protect them just the same.

Very well said.

I wonder if the Native Americans who gave assistance to the refugee pilgrims had the same arguments that we're now having today about assisting them?
Posted by: Mark S

Re: Syrian Refugees Coming to Richmond? - 11/23/15 04:43 PM

If they aren't willing to fight and die for their own country why would I want to let them into mine.

Yeah, that's harsh. Guess what, life's tough and then you die. On top of that, we already know that the enemies of our religion, our freedoms and our way of life have infiltrated the refugee migrations.

A number of us on this board have been there to fight for them, if they can't even fight to maintain the state we created screw them. I don't need them and I don't want them and I don't want my money spent on them.
Posted by: VAis4GunLovers

Re: Syrian Refugees Coming to Richmond? - 11/23/15 04:47 PM

Originally Posted By: Mark S
If they aren't willing to fight and die for their own country why would I want to let them into mine.

Yeah, that's harsh. Guess what, life's tough and then you die. On top of that, we already know that the enemies of our religion, our freedoms and our way of life have infiltrated the refugee migrations.

A number of us on this board have been there to fight for them, if they can't even fight to maintain the state we created screw them. I don't need them and I don't want them and I don't want my money spent on them.

Why didn't the pilgrims fight the European tyrants and churches that persecuted them? Sounds like cowardice to me. Perhaps the Native Americans should have sent them away on their boats.

I wonder if you even know the reason why they don't fight? Have you ever considered that? The root causes?

I guarantee you that had the British colonies been ruled in the same manner that Syria and Iraq were both under Saddam, Assad and ISIL, the USA would not be in existence today.
Posted by: 6.5x55

Re: Syrian Refugees Coming to Richmond? - 11/24/15 08:04 AM

giving someone a hug, and warm meal.

Really?
How about 3 hots and a cot? Next you will suggest singing kumbaya. What are they going to bring to the table here?

Muslims in the middle East don't even like each other. Relocating military aged men to some sandbox near their home makes sense; bringing them here does not. 🐲
Let them hunker down until things change politically in Syria, then send then packing from the host country.
If they don't have the backbone to stand and change their home country they are sure to be a drag on the welfare system in the U.S.
Posted by: Mark S

Re: Syrian Refugees Coming to Richmond? - 11/24/15 10:22 AM

Originally Posted By: VAis4GunLovers
Originally Posted By: Mark S
If they aren't willing to fight and die for their own country why would I want to let them into mine.

Yeah, that's harsh. Guess what, life's tough and then you die. On top of that, we already know that the enemies of our religion, our freedoms and our way of life have infiltrated the refugee migrations.

A number of us on this board have been there to fight for them, if they can't even fight to maintain the state we created screw them. I don't need them and I don't want them and I don't want my money spent on them.

Why didn't the pilgrims fight the European tyrants and churches that persecuted them? Sounds like cowardice to me. Perhaps the Native Americans should have sent them away on their boats.

I wonder if you even know the reason why they don't fight? Have you ever considered that? The root causes?

I guarantee you that had the British colonies been ruled in the same manner that Syria and Iraq were both under Saddam, Assad and ISIL, the USA would not be in existence today.


Root causes? No enlighten me, is it global warming, lack of job opportunities, or western imperialism/colonialism?

Yeah, the Brits were pretty much gentlemen soldiers here in the US...except that they weren't. Maybe you've heard of the Alien and Sedition Acts, the dragoons, 'Bloody Ban' Tarleton, Butler and the attack on Cherry Valley, prison ships, etc...

Hey, the Native Americans are a GREAT example. They were invaded by religious outcasts who then TOOK THEIR COUNTRY. Great parallel, let's not let that happen again.
Posted by: Bob138

Re: Syrian Refugees Coming to Richmond? - 11/24/15 01:37 PM

Originally Posted By: Mark S
If they aren't willing to fight and die for their own country why would I want to let them into mine.

Yeah, that's harsh. Guess what, life's tough and then you die. On top of that, we already know that the enemies of our religion, our freedoms and our way of life have infiltrated the refugee migrations.

A number of us on this board have been there to fight for them, if they can't even fight to maintain the state we created screw them. I don't need them and I don't want them and I don't want my money spent on them.


What is "our religion", because based on your statements, it's obviously not Christianity.
Posted by: Mark S

Re: Syrian Refugees Coming to Richmond? - 11/24/15 04:13 PM

Originally Posted By: Bob138
Originally Posted By: Mark S
If they aren't willing to fight and die for their own country why would I want to let them into mine.

Yeah, that's harsh. Guess what, life's tough and then you die. On top of that, we already know that the enemies of our religion, our freedoms and our way of life have infiltrated the refugee migrations.

A number of us on this board have been there to fight for them, if they can't even fight to maintain the state we created screw them. I don't need them and I don't want them and I don't want my money spent on them.


What is "our religion", because based on your statements, it's obviously not Christianity.


Ahh, and there you have it. Our religion is any religion but there's (we're talking about Muslims and the infiltration by Salifist followers).

For the forces of Radical Islam, Jihad must be waged to convert, subjugate or kill - it is not an option, it is a duty. Not an option, a duty - and to die in doing so is not only the ultimate sacrifice, but also the ultimate glory. The problem is that Radical Islam isn't different from nonradical teachings as it comes from the same foundation and all of the followers believe in the final outcome.

For the Sufi Jihad is often claimed to be an inner struggle, but the reality is that they still follow the same beliefs that the world must eventually submit to Islam. The Salafist on the other hand believes that Jihad is total warfare by any means.

It might surprise you to find out that even in the US the majority of Muslims believe that Sharia Law supersedes US law
Some sources:
http://www.jihadwatch.org/2015/10/51-of-...lam-than-to-u-s
https://www.centerforsecuritypolicy.org/...-shariah-jihad/

Furthermore, if you go to places where fundamentalist Muslims rule are you will find that the VAST majority have driven the rest of the population to fundamentalist views. In many countries including US allies like Pakistan, Christians, Hundus and Buddhists as well as atheists have to pay the Jizya - the tax on non-believers.

Muslims in the UK now have over 100 municipalities that recognize Sharia law and even in the US some have petitioned the US courts to do so. We actually have our first municipality in the US that is majority Muslim In the first majority-Muslim U.S. city, residents tense about its future https://www.washingtonpost.com/national/...eee_story.html. So for you legal scholars, at what point does the majority rule in a democracy?

Basically, the Kuran and Sunnah are incompatible with western democracy as we know it. Jihad will be practiced as Sufi (inner struggle) only until it transitions to Salafist 'war' when the power is available to do so.

It has been this way for 1400 years, and unless and until you can show me a period of enlightened transition my comments stand - because our religion at this point is any religion that is not their religion.
Posted by: VAis4GunLovers

Re: Syrian Refugees Coming to Richmond? - 11/24/15 04:32 PM

Originally Posted By: 6.5x55
giving someone a hug, and warm meal.

Really?
How about 3 hots and a cot? Next you will suggest singing kumbaya. What are they going to bring to the table here?

Muslims in the middle East don't even like each other. Relocating military aged men to some sandbox near their home makes sense; bringing them here does not. 🐲
Let them hunker down until things change politically in Syria, then send then packing from the host country.
If they don't have the backbone to stand and change their home country they are sure to be a drag on the welfare system in the U.S.

Stand and change their home country to what exactly, 6.5?

Have you ever lived in Syria? I have, and I saw how the government suppresses free thought.
- Schools and universities teach only what the government tells them to.
- Churches and mosques preach only what the government wants them to.
- Their internet is monitored and sites are restricted.
- Secret police follow people around, search their apartments when they are not there.
- They'll black bag a person and torture them to get information.
- They maintain an army of informants and spies.
- The people are fearful.

If the US Founding Fathers were subjected to similar conditions growing up, there would not have been a revolution simply because there would not have been free thought that led the way to it.

So what will they be fighting for? Syria? A nation state that was created by the colonial powers after WW1? One that separated families?

There's nothing for people there to fight for. If they're fighting for the rebels then they are fighting just to remove an oppressive government and will probably either replace it with a similarly oppressive secular government or for a theocratic regime.

So at the moment, we call them terrorists for fighting against Assad. When they refuse to fight against him and try and leave we call them terrorists or cowards.

Make you mind up. You sound very entitled.
Posted by: Mark S

Re: Syrian Refugees Coming to Richmond? - 11/24/15 10:09 PM

Just to reinforce my previous point that: "For the Sufi Jihad is often claimed to be an inner struggle, but the reality is that they still follow the same beliefs that the world must eventually submit to Islam. The Salafist on the other hand believes that Jihad is total warfare by any means."

All leave this little piece of attribution right here for you to consider:
Shock Poll: 81% of Al Jazeera Arabic Poll Repnsdents Support Islamic State

Truth be told, I'm not really shocked...
Posted by: SIW

Re: Syrian Refugees Coming to Richmond? - 11/24/15 10:47 PM

Originally Posted By: Mark S

Muslims in the UK now have over 100 municipalities that recognize Sharia law and even in the US some have petitioned the US courts to do so. We actually have our first municipality in the US that is majority Muslim In the first majority-Muslim U.S. city, residents tense about its future https://www.washingtonpost.com/national/...eee_story.html. So for you legal scholars, at what point does the majority rule in a democracy?



to your question about a democracy, technically in a democracy the majority ALWAYS rules, which is why the United States is not a democracy, it is a democratic republic. Democracy is literally mob rule where the majority makes the decisions, in our system it is elected representatives that make decisions for good and bad.

On the other issues, while I am not a fan of bringing in refugees I will not lump them all in and say they are all an issue, but since there have been issues already (including it is suspected that at least one of the paris attackers traveled claiming to be a refugee) I do not like the idea of bringing them here not because of the peaceful ones, but because of the wolf that may be hiding among the sheep. I read a post on facebook that to me sums it up: If I hand you 10 grapes and tell you 2 of them are poison and will kill you, are you going to eat any of them?
Posted by: Mark S

Re: Syrian Refugees Coming to Richmond? - 11/25/15 09:06 AM

I have no question about democracy, I was using it in the general descriptive sense in that you can't have freedom of speech or worship if you follow the tenets of Islam. I know that we are representative republic with special protections for minorities both legal and electoral.
Posted by: Shotz

Re: Syrian Refugees Coming to Richmond? - 11/25/15 11:39 AM

... Just so we're clear ... you know that the refugee process is like, the MOST secure way to enter the country, yes?

Takes on average 18 - 24 months...

Potential refugees are vetting by the UNHCR, then that list is sent to our State / Homeland groups for further vetting and paring down..

Seriously, if I were a terrorist or wished to find a way into the US to execute a plan of ill intent; filing for refugee status would be the absolute LAST way I'd try to come into the country..

And to be fair ... let's look at terrorists in the United States over the last 20 years .. the demographic tends to be .. wait for it ... white males who identify as Christian.

And since it's the crux of the issue - yes, my family absolutely would host refugees in our home.
Posted by: Shotz

Re: Syrian Refugees Coming to Richmond? - 11/25/15 11:53 AM

And since immigration is a federal issue, can this "coalition of governors" really restrict the interstate movement of refugees that have been lawfully admitted this country?

.. hint, the answer is the same as it would be if New Jersey wanted to all the sudden say "no one from New York can come here anymore."

So why would they say that? Surely, they MUST have had lawyers and counsel to advise them, right? Yep .. they did. They know it's frivolous, but this is how you get VOTES!
Posted by: LaserJock

Re: Syrian Refugees Coming to Richmond? - 11/26/15 07:06 AM

The "MOST" secure way. Using what information from a war torn country. How is this information securely and accurately verified cross checked?

If I told you there is 1 poisoned grape in this bunch would you risk eating a few?

Let's use the most recent attack that occured in the US as it is still fresh in our minds. The Boston marathon bombers were Chenyan born refugees with ties to Muslim and radical Islam.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boston_Marathon_bombing

A repeat of attacks similar to Paris is not an if but when in American soil yet we allow them to enter our country.


The action of some governors to block refugees may be seen as a reaction to being forced into a corner and political maneuvering. Along the lines of they already know the act won't accomplish the intended but a CYA and an ace in the hole that may be used at a later time in their political career. Hey I was one of the one who opposed that remember and vote for me.

Housing Syrian refugees in your own home is your choice. The decision to bring them into this country is against my choice. I would not want to place that risk on my fellow Americans.


Posted by: lue-jones

Re: Syrian Refugees Coming to Richmond? - 11/26/15 07:57 AM

Originally Posted By: Shotz
... Just so we're clear ... you know that the refugee process is like, the MOST secure way to enter the country, yes?

Takes on average 18 - 24 months...

Potential refugees are vetting by the UNHCR, then that list is sent to our State / Homeland groups for further vetting and paring down..

Seriously, if I were a terrorist or wished to find a way into the US to execute a plan of ill intent; filing for refugee status would be the absolute LAST way I'd try to come into the country..

And to be fair ... let's look at terrorists in the United States over the last 20 years .. the demographic tends to be .. wait for it ... white males who identify as Christian.

And since it's the crux of the issue - yes, my family absolutely would host refugees in our home.


The fact you look to the United Nations in matters of United States national security is troubling, but the truth of the matter is your entire post above is disturbing on a number of levels. Unfortunately, you're not alone in opinions such as these. So I am sure you rest easy at night knowing your short sightedness is in fact shared by the majority of Americans who are politically correct and naive in nature.

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Washington (CNN)The Paris terrorist attacks have intensified a debate in Washington over whether the United States should allow Syrian refugees to enter the country.

Following reports that one of the terrorists involved in the strike entered Europe as part of a wave of Syrians fleeing the country's civil war, Republicans on and off the campaign trail are pressing President Barack Obama not to accept the displaced people. Many Republican governors, meanwhile, have said they won't allow Syrian refugees into their states.

Here's how the refugee process works.

How do refugees come to the United States?

Potential refugees first apply for refugee status through the United Nations High Commission for Refugees (UNHCR), the international body in charge of protecting and assisting refugees.

The UNHCR essentially decides who merits refugee status based on the parameters laid out in the 1951 Refugee Convention, which states that a refugee is someone who "owing to a well-founded fear of being persecuted for reasons of race, religion, nationality, membership of a particular social group or political opinion, is outside the country of his nationality, and is unable to, or owing to such fear, is unwilling to avail himself of the protection of that country."

If it's demonstrated that the refugee in question meets the above conditions, the applicant may be referred by the UNHRC for resettlement in a third country, such as the United States, where he or she will be given legal resident status and eventually be able to apply for citizenship.


How do Syrian Refugee's Get Into The U.S.

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The registration process includes in-depth refugee interviews, home country reference checks and biological screening such as iris scans. Military combatants are weeded out.

Among those who pass background checks, a small percentage are referred for overseas resettlement based on criteria designed to determine the most vulnerable cases. This group may include survivors of torture, victims of sexual violence, targets of political persecution, the medically needy, families with multiple children and a female head of household.


Heres how the Process Works

So when we examine the UNHCR vetting process we find it starts off with little more than deciding if an individual meets a particular set of criteria based on meeting the definition of refugee. Further more, as we see below, there is not a sufficient enough process in place to vet these "refugee's" for posing a potential threat to national security because we have hardly any information on the majority to begin with.

So what good is an "intensive screening" when you don't have any information on these people from the start? You can go through 10 different agencies, none of whom are armed with any information about an individual and all reach the same conclusion. Zero information about an individual, is zero information. And that is how a potential terrorist can go through "intensive screening" and slip right through the cracks.

When we start to examine how the process works closely it becomes readily apparent the entire thing is little more than a joke. In Paris one of those killed in a police raid was a female, lending credibility to the fact those aligned with the enemy can in fact be anyone. Not just military aged males, with "military combatants" being weeded out a quite subjective term that is very broad in scope. Even journalists can be labeled combatants now. So they can hide behind the weeding out process with any number of excuses due to conventional definition alone. The entire process is filled with holes big enough to drive a truck through.

And with the kind of numbers we're talking about with these refugee's, where the magnitude ranges from conservative estimates of 10,000 to approaching 100,000 + they would have had to of started vetting refugee's years ago with the time frame quoted in the media (18-24 months) or they're basically packing them in like sardines. The kind of man power required to do that kind of vetting process in the time length we've been given would be enormous.

The cost alone of such a thing would prohibitive and thats not getting into how much its going to cost American tax payers to shoulder the burden of giving them allowances, a place to stay, food to eat and everything else being afforded to them now. And all of this is alleged to be the result of a Syrian Civil War that the United States has played a huge role in to begin with that the American people wanted no part of.

ISIS: We Will Use Refugee Crisis to Infiltrate West

ISIS Infiltrating Refugee's

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At the hearing Wednesday, an FBI official also questioned whether the U.S. intelligence community – with few assets on the ground in Syria and little insight into the country from elsewhere – can provide authorities with the information they need to properly determine whether any refugee could pose a threat.

"You have to have information to vet,” said FBI Assistant Director Michael Steinbach, who heads the bureau’s counterterrorism division. “Databases don't [have] the information on those individuals, and that's the concern.”


Officials Fear Syrian Refugee's Pose a Threat

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I don’t, obviously, put it past the likes of ISIL to infilitrate operatives among these refugees, so that’s a huge concern of ours,” Director of National Intelligence James Clapper said at a security industry conference in September, using another name for the Islamic State. He added that the government has “a pretty aggressive program” for screening refugees but that he is less confident about European nations.

FBI Director James Comey added in congressional testimony last month that “a number of people who were of serious concern” slipped through the screening of Iraq War refugees, including two arrested on terrorism-related charges. “There’s no doubt that was the product of a less than excellent vetting,” he said.

Although Comey said the process has since “improved dramatically,” Syrian refugees will be even harder to check because, unlike in Iraq, U.S. soldiers have not been on the ground collecting information on the local population. “If we don’t know much about somebody, there won’t be anything in our data,” he said. “I can’t sit here and offer anybody an absolute assurance that there’s no risk associated with this.”


Senior Obama Officials Warns of Challenges in Screening Refugee's

Quote:
'Barbarians are at the gate,' says congressman

Rep. John Katko, R-N.Y., asked Steinbach if he could suggest ways to go about getting this vital background information that would separate legitimate refugees from those who may be seeking to enter the U.S. to harm Americans.

“I just don’t think you can go and get it,” Steinbach said.
“You’re talking about a country that’s a failed state, does not have any infrastructure so to speak. So all the data sets, the police, the intel services, that you would normally go to and seek that information, don’t exist.”

“And that obviously raises a grave concern of being able to do proper background checks on individuals coming into the country?” Katko asked.

“Yes,” Steinbach responded.


Syrian Refugee Program Called Back Door for Jihadists

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FBI director James Comey said the federal government does not have the ability to conduct thorough background checks on Syrian refugees


FBI Admits It Cant Vet All Refugee's

So the very same refugee's you would allow to stay at your home with your family are the very same refugee's officials in our very own government are concerned about. When being politically correct sacrifices the truth and puts everyone in danger its time to re-evaluate your position.

The fact you would sacrifice your own family in order to be politically correct is incredibly irresponsible, yet it reflects the majority of the countries opinions on matters such as these. So afraid of being labeled racist, a biggot, irrational etc. that you would sacrifice the truth and even your own families safety in order to be politically correct.

Also disturbing is the fact you're parroting Department of Homeland Security propaganda that the real terrorists are in fact White Christian Americans, not the radical Islamic fundamentalists being brought into this country who are poorly vetted with little to no true data about who they are, where they've been or what they're capable of doing.

In closing, I will leave you and everyone else a nice little list of sources which is growing by leaps and bounds on a regular basis. Information is power. The most dangerous of all men are not those with firearms, but in fact men armed with facts.

For those interested in reading more:

Revolutionary Communist Party, USA linked to Pro Amnesty

Communist Party USA calls for 'street heat' to push for Amnesty

Muslim Gangs Plunder German Churches

Germany Cracks Down on Online Anti-Immigrant Speech

Angela Merkels Response to Mass Migration Concerns

Sunni Muslims March for Jihad in Copenhagen

Muslim Migrants March Through Slovenia like Invading Soldiers

Swedes Find Weapons Stash at Migrant Center

Migrant Crisis: Refugee's Trudge Through Hungary

Refugee Crisis: Europe Takes Many, Gulf States Take None

Gun men attack luxary hotel in Mali

Paris Attacks

Paris Attack Leaves More Than 100 Dead

Islamic Invasion Pulls Trigger: Europeans Scramble for Guns

EU Response to Paris Attacks

Muslims Say They Will Make it Legal to Rape White Women

What Muslim Immigrants Secretly Say: Raping, Robbing

Muslim Migrant Rapes 7 year old European Child

Sweden: Rape Capital of the West

Americans Need to See Why Sweden is Rape Capital of West

Sweden Shocked Again as Swedish Woman Raped to Death by Immigrant

Sweden Raises Terror Threat Level

Belgium Raises Terror Threat Level

EU Running Out of Money to Handle Immigration Crisis

Migration Crisis Causing Deep Division

As Migrants Flow In, More Europeans Question Open Borders

Obama Opens Borders

Obama Admin Issues Leaflet to ISIS Warning of Bombing Run

Muslim Truck Drivers Refuse to Deliver Beer, Win Lawsuit

Honduras Detains 5 Syrians With Stolen Passports

Exploding Muslim Immigration Overwhelms the FBI

Study: Mideast Immigrants Pose Security Threat to the U.S.

Immigration to Swell U.S. Muslim Population to 6.2 Million

Obama Administration to Import Thousands of Syrian Refugee's

Muslim Immigration to U.S. is Staggering

U.S. To Take Atleast 10,000 More Syrian Refugee's

Refugee Crisis: Pressure Builds for U.S. To Take In More Refugee's

Missing Syrian Refugee Found in D.C.

Big List of Muslim Terrorists Attacks in U.S.

Obama Rejects Intell on Known Islamic Terrorists

Communist Attorney General Vows to Prosecute Anti-Muslim Rhetoric

Teenager Claims She Was Gang Raped by Syrian Refugee's

Michigan City Adopts Sharia Law

Poll: Most U.S. Muslims Would Trade Constitution for Sharia Law

Muslims Try to Pass Sharia Law in Alabama

Muslim Call to Prayer on UCLA Campus

UCLA: Allah is Great Call to Prayer

Cultural Genocide

CNN Guest: Its Cultural Genocide

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Communism in the United States Today
Posted by: Mark S

Re: Syrian Refugees Coming to Richmond? - 11/26/15 10:50 AM

Go lue!

I'll go with the head of the FBI who says he doesn't have an effective way to screen them vs the head of DHS who had 72 guys on the terror watch list working in TSA...

The process is only as good as the access you have to data about the refugees previous life. For many countries and Syria specifically we have NO data.

As far as freedom of movement, the 'benefits' that go to refugees are generally delivered through the states and there is definitely a cost to taking them.
Posted by: izymic

Re: Syrian Refugees Coming to Richmond? - 11/27/15 09:49 AM

we are F'ed
Posted by: 6.5x55

Re: Syrian Refugees Coming to Richmond? - 11/27/15 10:17 AM

"If the US Founding Fathers were subjected to similar conditions growing up, there would not have been a revolution simply because there would not have been free thought that led the way to it.

So what will they be fighting for? Syria? A nation state that was created by the colonial powers after WW1?
"

Goofball comment from a noobie. Syria or Assyria predates Christianity. They have had a couple of thousand years to get their act together but can't. 'Free thought' is just that. Your mind (or at least mine) can think what it likes. The Greeks and Romans were in Syria more than a millenia ago. The seeds of democratic elections, representative government were planted long ago. For some reason the soils of most of the Persian and Arab world don't seem to allow those seeds to germinate and grow.

Why should we take in folks who have a proven track record of multigenerational acceptance of failure, corruption and despotism? It just doesn't fit with American ideals.

Resettle them is anotherm middle eastern country but keep them out of here.
Posted by: Paratus

Re: Syrian Refugees Coming to Richmond? - 11/29/15 10:08 AM

Originally Posted By: 218albemarle
Has Clinton's Governor lost his freaking mind?


This would suggest that he had one to begin with. I believe that Fast Terry's purpose in being here is to facilitate Hillary's election and the progressive movement in Virginia with the ultimate intent to turn the state into a "blue" state. With this will be the associated reductions in individual rights and freedoms that we see with progressive (statist, liberal, communists, socialist are all synonyms) rule. IF I remember correctly, a while ago Terry ran for the gov mansion in Florida with the same intent.

Terry is all in on moving the Syrian Tsunami to Richmond under the guise of a humanitarian effort. In reality, like politicians generally, the concept has its backing in political aims. Terry was elected by an uninformed electorate who are willing to trade freedom for more government.

People need to wake up and realize that the Democrat party is the most dangerous group we face as a nation, far more dangerous than ISIS or Syrians. The war for our nation is in full swing. Make no mistake, Terry and the Dems are NOT looking out for anyone except themselves and their party.
Posted by: Shotz

Re: Syrian Refugees Coming to Richmond? - 11/30/15 12:58 PM

Not looking to the UN to do any security work for us .. simply stating that BEFORE starting the US' vetting system, a refugee applicant must first apply to and be approved for that status through the UNHCR.

Laser, Lue - the video below will start to give you a little bit of information about what I mean by "most secure," and how the data is verified and cross-checked ..

Ten minutes ...

That's a convenient summary - but there's a whole host of more detailed documentation out there on the process - USCIS released an overview just last week..

Citing the Boston marathon bombing as an example of refugees committing heinous acts / we shouldn't let them in because terrorists! is silly .. The Tsarnaev's emigrated in 2002, Dzhokhar is a United States' Citizen, and Tamerlan had Permanent Resident Status ..

Using the "one bad grape in the bunch" argument is silly too - how many travelers come here as tourists each year? OMG, what if one is a bad grape - we should shut the border entirely!

Stating that the majority of refugee applicants / admittants are "military age men" is also silly. First; what's military age? Between 14 and 55? Ok, so like .. every male applicant.

Here's the UNHCR report on the demographics of Syrian refugees..

Again with the argument about "help our homeless / homeless vets first!" Ok, fine .. get out there and do it .. you know .. like these people .. who happen to be ... you guessed it.. Syrian refugees ...

"It costs too much." OK, so what's a life worth? How much should we be able to allocate to human issues per person? What parts cost too much? Are you going off of actual numbers, or is this again one of those "I heard it on facebook that every refugee gets free housing and a WIC card!"

We can go back and forth all day on examples to support each side - most anecdotal.

Finally, shame to you for turning away an entire group of people fleeing murder and persecution because of "potential" threats to our security. This is the United States of America .. I'm descended from immigrants and refugees - betcha you are too.

Your logic is flawed, but that's because your arguments are largely based in fear and misunderstanding.. If you don't like the national stance on accepting Syrian refugees - vote. If you don't like the state stance on accepting Syrian refugees - vote. Write a letter .. heck, volunteer even. Basically, you can do pretty much anything beyond complaining on the internet and be much more effective in your goals..

I still maintain that it's our duty as Americans to everything prudent to help these people (who make up what, 3% of the refugees we'll take in over the next year?) and any like them who look to us as the promise of hope and defense from evil..

/soapbox.
Posted by: LaserJock

Re: Syrian Refugees Coming to Richmond? - 11/30/15 01:52 PM

Lol if you keep calling my stance silly does that give me permission to call yours naive or brainwashed?
Posted by: Shotz

Re: Syrian Refugees Coming to Richmond? - 11/30/15 02:00 PM

Completely does! That's the beauty of it! We can push back and forth here all ninny-like, and then at the end of the day share a magazine on full auto and toast beer glasses.

I always come back to this saying that I have no idea who to credit to but cracks me up entirely..

"You're rightfully entitled to your own opinion - even if it's wrong." muttley

But seriously .. how is any issue going to be advanced without open discourse and the ABILITY to disagree on the most fundamental things?
Posted by: Mark S

Re: Syrian Refugees Coming to Richmond? - 11/30/15 05:47 PM



You lost me at UN report. For those of us who have worked with their data, it's...poop.

Actually, you lost me at DHS report, sorry, I'll take FBI chief saying we can't screen over the BS coming from Jeh Johnson any day.
Posted by: Shotz

Re: Syrian Refugees Coming to Richmond? - 11/30/15 08:18 PM

Gosh golly, it's a good thing we didn't let in any Iraqi or Afghani refugees (300,000+) then - shucks, the streets would be flooded with insurgent Taliban and AQ fighters!

....
Posted by: Mark S

Re: Syrian Refugees Coming to Richmond? - 11/30/15 09:59 PM

Gosh golly, had nothing to do with the point.

But, since you brought it up. The head of the FBI never came out and said we did not have a vetting process for the Iraqis or the Afghanis they vetted. Nor, were they known to be infiltrated by ISIS (or I guess we'd say Fedayeen Saddam, AQ or Taliban). We also had pretty good records from the ministries in both of those countries.

Here's some data for you:
2014, from Eurostat - male asylum applicants 70% of total with the vast majority being of military age.
EU Male Asylum Applicants 2014

The rest of the stats:
http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/statistics-explained/index.php/Asylum_statistics
Posted by: LaserJock

Re: Syrian Refugees Coming to Richmond? - 12/02/15 07:24 AM

I was going to reply with something thought provoking, insightful ( maybe even inciteful ) but never you mind. . .

I now know another who I won't sell / trade firearms with. Some men you just can't reach.
Posted by: lue-jones

Re: Syrian Refugees Coming to Richmond? - 12/02/15 09:41 AM

Originally Posted By: Shotz
Not looking to the UN to do any security work for us .. simply stating that BEFORE starting the US' vetting system, a refugee applicant must first apply to and be approved for that status through the UNHCR.

Laser, Lue - the video below will start to give you a little bit of information about what I mean by "most secure," and how the data is verified and cross-checked ..

Ten minutes ...


It looks like you're back peddling while still maintaining your original intent to me. Below is just a reminder of what you actually said, which certainly looks like you're supporting sacrificing United States national security by putting it into the hands of the United Nations to me.

Originally Posted By: Shotz
... Just so we're clear ... you know that the refugee process is like, the MOST secure way to enter the country, yes?

Takes on average 18 - 24 months...

Potential refugees are vetting by the UNHCR, then that list is sent to our State / Homeland groups for further vetting and paring down..



You sound like everything that is wrong with the United States today. This country has become a shell of its former self and you're taking up hollow space. Unfortunately, you're not alone in that shell. The majority of the shell is occupied by air-heads just like you. There is always safety and comfort in numbers and behind you stands a majority of the country. So I have no doubt you're very comfortable in what amounts to selling this country out to be politically correct.

Originally Posted By: Shotz


Citing the Boston marathon bombing as an example of refugees committing heinous acts / we shouldn't let them in because terrorists! is silly .. The Tsarnaev's emigrated in 2002, Dzhokhar is a United States' Citizen, and Tamerlan had Permanent Resident Status ..



Here's the thing about working off your back foot, your momentum is in reverse and you're handicapped in putting up both a good offense and defensive. As exemplified by your rebuttals in this thread which are long on wind and short on common sense. You do realize the Tsarnaev brothers share the same religion as a majority of these refugee's right?

And that the Boston Marathon bombing, attributed to these two young men, represent one of many terrorists attacks carried out by Islamic extremists in the United States. Which is the crux of this entire issue, allowing extremists into the United States who pose potential threats to national security. Try to keep up Beaver.

Originally Posted By: Shotz

Using the "one bad grape in the bunch" argument is silly too - how many travelers come here as tourists each year? OMG, what if one is a bad grape - we should shut the border entirely!


OK, so what's a life worth?


Apparently one or several American lives is not worth very much to you. Because you're willing to sacrifice national security and along with it the safety of the entire country in order to maintain a politically correct ideological stance. All it takes is one bad apple to ruin an entire batch, but some people just don't understand the difference between apple cider and vinegar.

Originally Posted By: Shotz

What parts cost too much? Are you going off of actual numbers, or is this again one of those "I heard it on facebook that every refugee gets free housing and a WIC card!"


It doesn't sound like you've thought this out very thorougly to me. Although I am well aware it took days for you to respond, likely building up the courage to defend your Commie ideology its clear you're unable to see the forest for the tree's. If one was to put faith in your own thought process about the vetting these refugee's go through, by man hours alone you're talking a huge amount of money paying people to handle the interviewing, background checks and what is likely a mountain of paper work. And that is not getting into the stipends, plane tickets and welfare these refugee's apply for once they reach the shore.


Originally Posted By: Shotz

Finally, shame to you for turning away an entire group of people fleeing murder and persecution because of "potential" threats to our security. This is the United States of America ..


Fancy that, you're using the "this is the United States of America" stance while fully supporting the undermining of the entire country. How ironic you would support putting national security at risk along with American lives and justify it by attempting to remind us of who we are. Its ideology just like yours that will be the downfall of this country and I do not believe you have one patriotic bone in your body. In fact, one could easily make the case you support treasonous acts. Which would make you a traitor.

Originally Posted By: Shotz
And since immigration is a federal issue, can this "coalition of governors" really restrict the interstate movement of refugees that have been lawfully admitted this country?


Unfortunately, we are dealing with a very serious subject. One only needs to examine the history of the American Civil War to see where the debate of states rights can lead. And just in recent times we've had many national and social debates concerning numerous subjects which fall under the states rights vs. federal government oversight debate. And I would be willing to bet a number of related issues will continue to pop up until some states throw their hands up and seriously consider secession. Many have secessionists movements in place already.

Obama to States: You Don't Have the Power to Stop Refugee's

Obamacare, the Confederate flag controversy, same sex marriage and even Operation Jade Helm "coincidentally" listed as occurring in states that just happen to have secessionists movements a foot just off the top of my head. This is all being purposefully forced upon the American people for a reason. Division. A pillar of Communist based ideology. The class struggle, pitting the proletariat vs bourgeois. The have's vs. the have nots.

Precedent was set long ago over federal over reach versus states rights. For those of you like Shotz who will side with the government no matter what, understand what you're supporting is trashing the old America in favor of the new. And new means different, different means not the same. And if you're supporting turning this country into something else, you're no patriot to put it very shortly. Believe me, I could expand.

When you have a nation divided, particularly when the majority are influenced by the mainstream media and popular culture to take anti-American stances in favor of politically correct thought you have a powder keg kind of situation. It has been my position for sometime now this is all originating by purposeful design, not the result of random events which it appears to be at first glance. There are very intelligent people who have a plan in mind and we're seeing it executed in real time. Look no further than the United Nations and world leaders across the globe to see where it all leads back too.

Take a good look at DHS puppet Shotz and his echoing of who the real terrorists are in the United States and ask yourself why would white, Christian Americans be considered potential domestic terrorists? I think the answer is obvious. If the plan is to fundamentally change the United States and other countries, you start by demonizing those who would oppose that change pre-emptively in order to stiffle support. To understand where the anti-white, anti-christian, anti-American rhetoric is coming from look no further as to why those individuals would be inclined to stand up and say no more.

For these reasons and more I believe this is a very serious topic, and unfortunately I think real Americans are the minority. If you possess an anti-politically correct stance, you've already been pre-emptively labeled a domestic terrorist. Imagine how the mainstream media would portray genuine Americans who have the countries true best interest in mind by oppossing this new world order we're seeing unfold in front of us? By those who are taking stances which go against the popular social direction supported by the majority of Americans who are influenced by the media?

You have to look no further than the propaganda about the Confederate States of America to see what it looks like to be on the losing end of states rights disputes. And by the might of the United States military alone, lead by the same government in question you're talking about nearly insurmountable odds. Ive said it before, but if you're with the minority you're the enemy. The majority have been drinking the Kool-Aid for so long that those who can see past their noses are already on the losing end of the debate before it even starts.

Your options are pretty limited. Either drink the Kool-Aid and sell out your country and fellow country men or be marginalized. Its easy to go along with the majority, the safe direction. But its harder to swim upstream against the current. And this time I think its going to be much harder than most realize. Serious business people, are you an American or are you sheep?
Posted by: lue-jones

Re: Syrian Refugees Coming to Richmond? - 12/03/15 11:39 AM

The latest mass shooting event just happened to be by a Muslim man named Syed Farook. Which should come to absolutely nobody as a surprise. Information is still coming out since the shooting only recently unfolded, so I expect it to change much the same as in the recent terrorist event in Paris, France. But here is what we know so far.

Quote:
6:40 a.m.: The Telegraph (UK), citing the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR), reports that female suspect Tashfeen Malik is originally from Pakistan–not Russia, as some early reports erroneously claimed.

The couple had a child believed to have been born in May this year, according to Hussam Ayloush, Council of American Islamic Relation executive director.

Farook’s family was originally from South Asia, while Malik was believed to be from Pakistan and had lived in Saudi Arabia before coming to the United States, Mr Ayloush said.


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5:30 a.m.: Political correctness may have played a role, as suspicious neighbors declined to report the suspects for fear of “racial profiling.” CBS Los Angeles reports:

Neighbors in Redlands were shocked that the suspects had ties to their area.

“I was in awe that it was happening four houses down form my property,” one neighbor said.

A man who has been working in the area said he noticed a half-dozen Middle Eastern men in the area in recent weeks, but decided not to report anything since he did not wish to racially profile those people.


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8:37 p.m.: From the Wall Street Journal: “Government records show Mr. Farook, a U.S. citizen, traveled to Saudi Arabia last year.”


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8:16 p.m.: From Jordan Schachtel:

CAIR is preparing a press conference for 8:30 PM in Anaheim, California. Just an hour before Wednesday’s shooting in San Bernardino, CAIR was demanding the FBI get involved in an alleged desecration of a Quran:


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He was very religious. He would go to work, come back, go to pray, come back. He’s Muslim.


Quote:
The Los Angeles Times reports that its sources indicate the lead gunman was a U.S. citizen. 6:00 p.m.: Adelle Nazarian of Breitbart News notes that CNN analysts say the attack looks like terrorism:

Speaking on CNN’s Out Front with Erin Burnett Wednesday, former CIA case officer Robert Baer said the most “disturbing” aspect of the deadly San Bernardino shooting is that it was carried out using tactics that are employed in the Middle East. “What I don’t like about this shooting is multiple shooters… IEDs… I say this very reluctantly, but this has the hallmarks of the sort of attacks you see in the Middle East,” Baer said. Former FBI special agent Robert Chacon agreed with Baer’


Quote:
One report indicates that ISIS supporters are celebrating the attack on Twitter.


Quote:
The Huffington Post’s Sam Stein and Arthur Delaney are mocking people tweeting prayers for the victims and those in the line of fire:

Public officials are the people society trusts to solve society’s ills. Like, say, gun violence. But every time multiple people have been gunned down in a mass shooting, all these officials can seemingly do is rush to offer their useless thoughts and prayers. And so they did after news broke about multiple casualties in San Bernardino, California, on Wednesday.


Quote:
Hillary Clinton
I refuse to accept this as normal. We must take action to stop gun violence now. -H

twitter.com - 2 Dec 2015


Quote:
Martin O'Malley

Horrifying news out of #SanBernardino. Enough is enough: it's time to stand up to the @NRA and enact meaningful gun safety laws


San Bernadino Shooting: Day Two
Posted by: DieselRock

Re: Syrian Refugees Coming to Richmond? - 12/03/15 03:58 PM

Originally Posted By: joea22
All the refugees I have seen, are extremely gracious and respectful. There are bad apples ( in this case extremely bad apples) amongst all groups. Did we forget about the Islamic extremists already on US soil!? In camps and compounds we know about?

The refugees are just that, they have been displaced by horrendous acts of hatred and injustice. Is it Americas responsibility to care for them? No. But does that mean we shouldn't? I hope not. Don't be so quick to judge them based on their religious beliefs. sometimes, being American can mean putting down your gun and giving someone a hug, and warm meal. i haven't seen a single post for advocacy of our vets( both in good standing and those who are less fortunate) until now, don't use their service as a crutch to spread your distaste for the decisions being made. Bottom line, Syrian people, whether they are Muslim or scientologist or what ever, are still humans like you and I. and if it was your children in place of theirs, you would be kicking down barriers and boarders to protect them just the same.


Joe, I am assuming that this means you will take a few in at your house?
Posted by: 6.5x55

Re: Syrian Refugees Coming to Richmond? - 12/03/15 07:43 PM

Gracious and a warm hug. So "We AreThe World", so touchy.

Here's the vetting: Raise your hand, have a fellow terrorist who speaks English lie for you, lay low for a few months, then disappear into the states like all the illegals crossing the border.

Muslim middle easterners need to be resettled in Muslim countries. California proved this week that assimilation is not working. The chief dipstick in D.C. thinks it ' might be a terrorist act'. These guys mix with American values like oil mixes with water.

Does anybody else find it odd that 'students' and 'low level workers' always seem to have a spare $1000 for a one way ticket back to Dirtbagistan for some jihad training? This is a cultural attack on the United States.

Like a previous poster noted, if you want to adopt a potential terrorist and house them go ahead. Otherwise keep them out, we've got enough already.
Posted by: Sfach

Re: Syrian Refugees Coming to Richmond? - 12/03/15 08:12 PM

This is a big mistake.
Posted by: mwhod

Re: Syrian Refugees Coming to Richmond? - 12/04/15 07:24 AM

Doesn't look like that voting is working out too well is it?
Posted by: LaserJock

Re: Syrian Refugees Coming to Richmond? - 12/04/15 11:56 AM

I am not the original creator of the following but thought it was dang funny. . ..


"Wait, they get in the country and get a free 'vette too?!
Posted by: Mark S

Re: Syrian Refugees Coming to Richmond? - 12/05/15 08:35 AM

Hey, where'd all you Syrian Refugee Program supporters go?
Posted by: rugerguy45

Re: Syrian Refugees Coming to Richmond? - 12/05/15 01:32 PM

I'm just worried if one of us had to self defend ourselfs against a radical we would be labeled as a racist and we would charged with a hate crime
Posted by: Shotz

Re: Syrian Refugees Coming to Richmond? - 12/05/15 08:39 PM

Mark S, still right here. Still firmly believe that those fleeing tyranny, murder, and hell on earth deserve the consideration of humanity instead of the cold shoulder.
Posted by: Mark S

Re: Syrian Refugees Coming to Richmond? - 12/06/15 07:28 AM

I firmly believe that putting the safety and security of US citizens at risk when we're at war against global jihad is stupid.
Posted by: tejtd35

Re: Syrian Refugees Coming to Richmond? - 12/06/15 09:29 AM

Im with shotz
Posted by: lue-jones

Re: Syrian Refugees Coming to Richmond? - 12/06/15 11:09 AM

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It is a moral outrage and a national disgrace that civilians can legally purchase weapons designed specifically to kill people with brutal speed and efficiency. These are weapons of war, barely modified and deliberately marketed as tools of macho vigilantism and even insurrection


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It is not necessary to debate the peculiar wording of the Second Amendment. No right is unlimited and immune from reasonable regulation.

Certain kinds of weapons, like the slightly modified combat rifles used in California, and certain kinds of ammunition, must be outlawed for civilian ownership. It is possible to define those guns in a clear and effective way and, yes, it would require Americans who own those kinds of weapons to give them up for the good of their fellow citizens.


NY Times: End Gun Violence

So terrorists come to the United States and kill American citizens and the plan is to then strip Americans of their Second Amendment rights due to the actions of those very same terrorists? So essentially they want to take away our ability to defend ourselves against the aggressors the government is importing?

The current government of the United States and its allies have been involved in an illegal war in Syria to oust the countries democratically elected President. And astonishingly enough, the group (Al Qaeda) touted as having been behind the September 11th, 2001 attacks in the United States is the same group the United States is now aligned with to help over throw Syria's government.

And we are lead to believe this international refugee crisis is the result of Syrian nationals fleeing their war torn nation. Nevermind the fact the refugee crisis is not limited to Syrians, and Syrian christians, themselves the subject of Al Qaeda/ISIS persecution are denied entry into the United States while Islamic refugee's are apparently welcomed with open arms. And we've seen time and time again that radicalized Islamic extremists wish to do harm to America.

And we have the majority of the country cheering on this bad idea, too stupid to see any further past their nose than patting themselves on the back for how tolerant and politically correct they are. Notice how the New York Times article specifically mentions insurrection, a subject which has picked up quite a bit of momentum in recent years due to numerous states rights issues which made national headlines. Division is an essential ideological concept in Communist ideology and as we've seen in the war of northern aggression otherwise known as the Civil War a very dangerous one as well. Take a good look at what is occuring in this country, because as the famous author Mark Twain once said, "history does not repeat itself, but it sure does rhyme."

Since we have a Department of Homeland Security (DHS) stooge in our midst, touting the United Nations at every turn lets take a look at who the United Nations is and why they should never be allowed to handle any matters related to the United States or its national security.

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The UN was founded by Communists and CFR members whose common goal was a socialist world government. Sixteen key U.S. officials who shaped tthe policies leading to the creation of the UN were later exposed in sworn testimony as secret Communists. These included Alger Hiss, chief planner of the 1945 founding conference, and the Assistant Secretary of the Treasury, Harry Dexter White. The Soviet Union under Stalin and the entire Communist Party USA apparatus worked tirelessly to launch the UN.


The Truth About The United Nations

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There was only one problem. Alger Hiss was later exposed as a Soviet spy; he was convicted of perjury and imprisoned for lying under oath about his Communist activities. No doubt that was why, at the first London Conference in 1946, a couple of years before he was exposed, Hiss arranged for the Soviets to run UN military activities and for the United States to run UN financial activities, which meant in effect that the Soviet Union won the right to run the UN and we won the right to pay for it. It is important to note that Alger Hiss was just one of many Soviet UN maggots. How likely is it, do you think, that George W. Bush doesn't know all this?

Remember that the purpose of all this was and remains the creation of a world government, in which our own U.S. government would at first be subservient and later dissolved.


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And the UN was conceived by Communists, was founded by Communists and always has been run by Communists for Communist purposes. This would eventually mean the complete Communist subjugation of the United States. Surely none of my very knowledgeable readers subscribes to the preposterous Communist canard that Communism is "dead."


The UN is Communist

The United Nations was also the principle architect in the dismantling of the nation formerly known as Rhodesia. A country which was once ruled by the minority white population and whose rings were turned over to the majority black population. Rhodesia no longer exists, it is now known as Zimbabwe. Where whites have been systematically targeted for rape, murder and forced off their property all under the guise of social justice. Social justice being a term closely associated to political correctness. And I have no doubt this was accomplished not only by support from the communists, but by a healthy dose of propaganda in the media. A microcosm of what is occurring in the United States today.

We have millions of Americans just like DHS puppet Shotz who support politically correct thought. Americans exposed to a wide range of social justice causes which ultimately put white, christian Americans in the back seat in favor of everyone else. Look at how many support the open border between the United States and Mexico with any number of politically correct stances. And guess who is also behind supporting the influx of refugee immigration on the southern border of the United States? The United Nations. We are witnessing the convergence of many United Nations related topics into mainstream national news. The UN is involved in the open border between the United States and Mexico, the importation of refugee's from Syria and the disarmament of United States citizens while those very same immigrants have killed American citizens.

For those interested in reading more, please see the links below:

Representative Tulsi Gabbard on Illegal Syrian War

Donald Trump: Obama Wont Let Syrian Christians Into U.S.

Syrian Christians Denied Entry Into United States

United Nations: Communism Key to Fighting Global Warming

Communism in the United States Today

Obama Administration Signs UN Arms Treaty
Posted by: Shotz

Re: Syrian Refugees Coming to Richmond? - 12/07/15 06:36 AM

Except that my comment was only that before the U.S. multi-agency vetting of refugee applicants began, that they were first referred by the UN - not that the UN was in anyway "responsible for our security."

I personally couldn't give a flying hoot if you think I'm a stooge, but I'm happy to wear that albatross. Fact of the matter remains - I believe that people, all people, deserve basic human consideration. And sure, spurn the Constitutional debate - but to me "We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness." was a declaration to the world. It doesn't say "All natural born Americans are created equal," or "all White Christians are created equal," or "All American citizens and those with lawful status are created equal." No, it says "all men."

You can argue all day about whether or not we should accept Syrian or any other refugees (and ohh boy has the GOP had a field day with this one, like a certain candidate with a well known family name and his position that we should allow Syrian refugees that can "prove they're Christian." Oh, wonderful - religious tests. Tell me, exactly how do you "prove" that you're a Christian?), but fact of the matter remains that they're coming. We can sit around with this issue, like we are doing with others, and try to repeal Obamacare for what, the 64th time? OR, we can figure out what we're going to do about it. "We need better vetting." Ok, like what? What would be "satisfactory" to you in terms of vetting? Will it ever be good enough?

And if you really want to get down to it - here's the crux of the issue. The "war on terror" is over, and we've lost. The fact that there's even a debate about whether or not we should take in from the cold those who are seeking our compassion (because, when it comes down to it, we're scared), means that "the t'rrists" have accomplished their mission. We take our shoes off and surrender our assault-nail-clippers to get on an airplane; families think twice about attending large venue events; we look to our neighbors with suspicion on a daily basis; and we sit here arm-chair quarterbacking the denial of life and liberty to a people because of their religious affiliation and the color of their skins. We're racist, bigoted and fearful. We've let the events of the past 20 years fundamentally alter our humanity.

I have no objection to vetting refugees. I have no objection to doing what is possible to ensure the safety of Americans and those we host here in this country. I have no objection to absolutely obliterating those that wage war on freedom and the innocent.

I do object to unilateral denial of basic human compassion because "one of the grapes might be poisoned." I do object to standing by doing nothing, worse than nothing, when there are people who have asked for our help in their escape from evil.

Posted by: Mark S

Re: Syrian Refugees Coming to Richmond? - 12/08/15 08:01 AM

Extremists Terget Refugee Programs
Posted by: 6.5x55

Re: Syrian Refugees Coming to Richmond? - 12/09/15 09:34 AM

Last week's mass Islamic terror attack in Cali in which a "THOROUGHLY VETTED ” muslim woman was using
a false address and other info to get in to our country should be enough evidence to show that the current vetting doesn't work. And she was from a country that DOES work with our dept of state. ( of course it was weakened by hilderbeast and Frankenstein Kerry).

Any argument that vetting can I.D. a sleeper Islamic killer falls apart. For all the kumbaya singing hug givers onboard, how about if you send a check to to red Crescent? A few bucks U.S. would buy a nice place for the Syrians in some other hellhole Arab state. The "refugees" would be around familiar foods, a known climate with folks following their own bronze age cultural norms. Plenty of goats to play with, sheep to sacrifice on holidays and governments that won't let women drive or Christians practice their faith openly.

We don't need to import and fund folks who will scream at a Bob Evans because the grill cook made bacon on the same grill that they wanted a burger cooked on. Theirs is a culture of hate
Posted by: Shotz

Re: Syrian Refugees Coming to Richmond? - 12/10/15 07:07 AM

Should the vetting process be different for...

K1 Visas?

v.

B1 Visas?

v.

Refugee applicants?

v.

Asylees?

v.

Tourists?

v.

VWP travelers?
Posted by: 6.5x55

Re: Syrian Refugees Coming to Richmond? - 12/11/15 02:03 PM

From the liberal ABC news today

With the U.S. and other countries on high alert for ISIS attacks, American authorities are warning the terror group’s followers may have infiltrated American borders with authentic-looking passports ISIS has printed itself with its own machines, according to an intelligence report obtained by ABC News.

The 17-page Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) Intelligence Report, issued to law enforcement last week, says ISIS likely has been able to print legitimate-looking Syrian passports since taking over the city of Deir ez-Zour last summer, home to a passport office with “boxes of blank passports” and a passport printing machine. Another passport office was located in Raqqa, Syria, which has long been ISIS’s de facto capital.

“Since more than 17 months [have] passed since Raqqa and Deir ez-Zour fell to ISIS, it is possible that individuals from Syria with passports ‘issued’ in these ISIS controlled cities or who had passport blanks, may have traveled to the U.S.,” the report says.
The report notes that the primary source for the information was rated at “moderate confidence,” the second-highest rating given for source assessments. Testifying before lawmakers Wednesday, FBI Director James Comey first publicly revealed the nation’s top security officials’ very real anxiety over the problem.

“The intelligence community is concerned that they [ISIS] have the ability, the capability to manufacture fraudulent passports, which is a concern in any setting,” Comey said.

Former Department of Homeland Security intelligence official and ABC News consultant John Cohen said, “If ISIS has been able to acquire legitimate passports or machines that create legitimate passports, this would represent a major security risk in the United States.”

Fake Syrian passports have already been discovered in Europe, most notably two used by suicide bombers in the horrific terrorist attack on Paris last month. The two men are believed to have slipped into Europe with a flood of Syrian refugees fleeing the violence in their homeland.

According to the source that provided the passport information to homeland security officials, Syria is awash in fake documents.

“The source further stated that fake Syrian passports are so prevalent in Syria that Syrians do not even view possessing them as illegal,” the report says. “The source stated fake Syrian passports can be obtained in Syria for $200 to $400 and that backdated passport stamps to be placed in the passport cost the same.”

The report included one example in which law enforcement officials said that a Syrian passport discovered in Turkey was printed with a designator number indicating it had been printed in an ISIS-controlled area earlier this year.


So much for the Vetting Process that B. Insane Obama is so sure of
Posted by: LaserJock

Re: Syrian Refugees Coming to Richmond? - 12/12/15 07:38 PM

Great and lots of back and forth examples given here.

What I'd really like to hear from is the opinion of those who have lost their loved ones and those who were injured and lived to tell from the many terrorist attacks. I would like to ask them if it is a good idea to bring in more Syrian refugees.

That would have more weight than any of our silly opinions.

Posted by: rugerguy45

Re: Syrian Refugees Coming to Richmond? - 12/19/15 06:54 PM

I'm with mark
Posted by: rugerguy45

Re: Syrian Refugees Coming to Richmond? - 12/19/15 06:57 PM

Agreed. I do believe children under age 7 ish could be admitted though
Posted by: Sterno

Re: Syrian Refugees Coming to Richmond? - 12/22/15 02:34 PM

FDR, a hailed hero by the Democrat's, topped Trumps stance on refugee's...

http://spectator.org/articles/64879/fdr-was-trump-steroids
Posted by: 218albemarle

Re: Syrian Refugees Coming to Richmond? - 11/08/16 07:50 AM

Do these **I'm voting for Hillary** get to vote today??