Feeling safe?
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Queen Titania
Senator
How safe do Syrians feel, Boca? They ship war to once peaceful States, turning their order into chaos and then ship that chaos back to our State of order. We all needs stand back and look at the whole picture --- wtf is going on?
It is our own political regimes which need to be 'changed' not theirs, we need 'regime change', not they. Whilst you are arguing over voting for A or B you are not looking behind the curtain, for both A and B are the puppets of Z.
Before this evil War on Terrorism is ceased, until we wake up to how the world is being re- engineered by the owners of the $ and the £ and the Euro --- we stand no bloody chance. Knowledge is power - we all need to forget all we have been taught, for those who teach it are the manipulators of this re-engineering, and re educate ourselves - we are just idiotic dupes, suckers who do not deserve an even break.
I love it when the right admits to being afraid.
Not worried. We're all "Walking Dead". It's not how we die that matters, but how we live.
That bit of philosophy aside, our government is Constitutionally bound to "provide for the common defence, promote the general Welfare, and secure the Blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our Posterity". Anyone who proposes less or to violate those duties is acting against the Constitution.
https://oversight.house.gov/hearing/terrorism-and-the-visa-waiver-program/
National Security Subcommittee Chairman Ron DeSantis (R-FL):
“Senior DHS officials told the Government Accountability Office in April 2013 that the Department had not reported overstay rates because it did not have sufficient confidence in the quality of the over-stay data, and so they said that they couldn’t reliably report overstay estimates … Why did DHS officials tell the GAO that it did not have confidence in the biographic system in 2013?”
Health Care, Benefits, and Administrative Rules Subcommittee Chairman Jim Jordan (R-OH):
“Ms. Burriesci, I’ve asked you the number of Americans that have travelled to Syria — you don’t know; the number of Americans that may have travelled and returned — you don’t know; the number of Syrian refugees who have entered the country in the last year — you don’t know; the number of Visa Waiver Program overstays — you don’t know; the number of visa waiver overstays who may have been to Syria before they came here — you don’t know; and the number of American citizens on the no-fly list — and you don’t know.”
Rep. Mick Mulvaney (R-SC):
“At least some of the Paris bombers could’ve come into this country and we would’ve never known about it because of the Visa Waiver Program—that is a true statement?”
Rep. Steve Russell (R-OK):
“We can’t even get good figures in an open hearing that would be round to the nearest hundred-thousandth.”
That bit of philosophy aside, our government is Constitutionally bound to "provide for the common defence, promote the general Welfare, and secure the Blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our Posterity". Anyone who proposes less or to violate those duties is acting against the Constitution.
https://oversight.house.gov/hearing/terrorism-and-the-visa-waiver-program/
National Security Subcommittee Chairman Ron DeSantis (R-FL):
“Senior DHS officials told the Government Accountability Office in April 2013 that the Department had not reported overstay rates because it did not have sufficient confidence in the quality of the over-stay data, and so they said that they couldn’t reliably report overstay estimates … Why did DHS officials tell the GAO that it did not have confidence in the biographic system in 2013?”
Health Care, Benefits, and Administrative Rules Subcommittee Chairman Jim Jordan (R-OH):
“Ms. Burriesci, I’ve asked you the number of Americans that have travelled to Syria — you don’t know; the number of Americans that may have travelled and returned — you don’t know; the number of Syrian refugees who have entered the country in the last year — you don’t know; the number of Visa Waiver Program overstays — you don’t know; the number of visa waiver overstays who may have been to Syria before they came here — you don’t know; and the number of American citizens on the no-fly list — and you don’t know.”
Rep. Mick Mulvaney (R-SC):
“At least some of the Paris bombers could’ve come into this country and we would’ve never known about it because of the Visa Waiver Program—that is a true statement?”
Rep. Steve Russell (R-OK):
“We can’t even get good figures in an open hearing that would be round to the nearest hundred-thousandth.”
Boca
Governor
You're making a big mistake if you think I'm afraid little feller.
You spread fear, little fella. Why? To make others afraid? To what end? Do you have stock in the gun manufacturers and hope to gain riches through the spreading of fear?
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Please ignore the trolls.
Obviously Islamic Terrorism is a problem. While I sympathize with the plight of all innocents, including the 98% of Muslims who are innocent, it's the 2% who are or support terrorism who are the problem.
The answer is twofold: 1) Stop Islamic Terrorism 2) fix the problem on why Syrians are refugees. Just allowing them to immigrate in the tens of thousands does nothing to solve the problem(s).
Queen Titania
Senator
But he is right Craig ---- The problem is the knee jerk of 'don't let them in!' and the emotive of 'poor things have no were else to go' ---- we are all being played.
To what ends?
I don't think he is right. I think he's scared...and wants everyone else to be scared. "don't feel safe"....is the message.
The problem is the knee jerk reaction to the world's problems. Again...I was in Europe in 1986, right after the Achilles Lauro and the Tati bombing...so, terrorism was a big deal then as well.
In every case, there are degrees. Refugees are not in the same column as all emigres.
Queen Titania
Senator
I agree to a great degree ---- but must go. I shall be back to help find the solution to this later
xxx
Boca
Governor
Since you're not very good with words and their meanings, (maybe you are but that latent punk smartass in you took over), lemme ask you, is a cop scared when responding to a shots fired call, or would he consider it an unsafe situation? How about a fireman walking into a burning building?
The answer is no, they are prepared, I am too.
I'm very good with words.
I believe both the policeman and the firefighter are a tad scared. They should be; they are involved in life and death situations. Reasoned fear allows for preparation and caution.
For what are you "preparing"?
the "A" word was never used by Boca
for someone that likes to Post Rules, you may need reread them
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wasn't it Rule # 4 you posted?
