tj444
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ORIGINAL: Termyn8or Good for you. Now go put an addition on your house and get a second job to support them. And if you got young daughters, make sure they get alot of exposure to them, along with a bunch of "private time". People with common sense don't want ANYONE coming here anymore, we like our spaces and all that. And discrimination is learned, not taught. Whats ore, they are not screening them, a fingerprints of a few actually here have been found on bombs n shit over there. I think they should be required to eat pork before getting in. It is not the race, it is the religion. Judaism grew out of most of their fucking stupidity, but the Muslims have not. T^T Of course they are screening refugees, if they are refugees they go thru a couple of years and multiple screenings, only a very small number ever get so far as being allowed on US soil.. Those that arent refugees have to jump thru the same hoops & screening any immigrant needs to jump thru.. As far as the fingerprints go, I say BS.. you cant trust the govt, that has been proven over and over again.. they lie, even under oath & to Judges.. "Brandon Mayfield (born July 15, 1966) is an American attorney in Washington County, Oregon. He was erroneously linked to the 2004 Madrid train bombings. On May 6, 2004, the FBI arrested Mayfield as a material witness in connection with the Madrid attacks, and held him for over two weeks. Following the 2004 Madrid train bombings fingerprints on a bag containing detonating devices were found by Spanish authorities. The Spanish National Police shared the fingerprints with the FBI through Interpol. 20 possible matches for one of the fingerprints were found in the FBI database and one of the possible matches was Brandon Mayfield. His prints were in the FBI database because of his arrest two decades earlier.[clarification needed] He became the prime suspect because of his conversion to Islam and because he had represented one of the Portland Seven. The FBI described the fingerprint match as "100% verified". According to the court documents in judge Ann Aiken's decision, this information was largely "fabricated and concocted by the FBI and DOJ". When the FBI finally sent Mayfield's fingerprints to the Spanish authorities, they contested the matching of the fingerprints from Brandon Mayfield to the ones associated with the Madrid bombing. Further, the Spanish authorities informed the FBI they had other suspects in the case, Moroccan immigrants not linked to anyone in the USA. The FBI disregarded the information from the Spanish authorities, and proceeded to spy on Mayfield and his family further. On May 19 the Spanish authorities announced that the fingerprints actually belonged to an Algerian national, Ouhnane Daoud On November 29, 2006, the U.S. government settled part of the lawsuit with Mayfield for a reported $2 million. The government issued a formal apology to Mayfield as part of the settlement. The settlement allowed Mayfield to pursue a legal challenge against the Patriot Act" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brandon_Mayfield Hum, so you don't trust the government, it lies. Yet you're sure they are spending a couple of years vetting each immigrant that comes here. How odd is that thinking? https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/federal-eye/wp/2015/11/17/senior-obama-officials-have-warned-of-challenges-in-screening-refugees-from-syria/ http://dailycaller.com/2015/10/21/fbi-director-admits-us-cant-vet-all-syrian-refugees-for-terror-ties-video/ Of course there are challenges, despite all their spying, the US govt doesnt have fat files on everything anyone alive on the planet like they do on Americans. Nothing is foolproof, there is always some amount of risk, no matter how small that may be, its still there. (duh) Its not just the US that vets the refugees, the UN vets them all first, then the US goes thru to vet the best of those, & they vet them multiple times.. They arent gonna let anyone in that has even a hint of any terrorist ties or anything unusual, after all, they decided that this American born lawyer from Oregon was a terrorist and they tried framing him (the Spanish cops totally fucked that frame-up for them tho) so what makes you think they would do a 180 and turn around and let terrorists into the country??? Yes, I trust the govt to screen refugees to the best of their ability, do I trust the govt in finding homegrown terrorists, no I dont.. Oh, and its not the refugees screening that is the weak spot, its the screening of other immigrants that has holes, like the San Bernardino couple where she came into the US on a fiance/marriage visa.. or family sponsored visa or even an EB5 investor visa (that one gets the least amount of scrutiny & is the easiest, fastest way to get a green card).. What seems to go over most people's heads is that if they can do that to him, they can do it to anyone..
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