Paris wtf

[Danzig]

http://www.cnn.com/2015/11/16/politi...ack/index.html

completely disagree. nothing should be off the table. nothing. the march thru syria should rival shermans march to atlanta and the sea.

[OldDog]

Danzig, you hawk, you!

[OldDog]

French media outlet changes its tune
http://blogs.news.com.au/dailytelegr...sy_vs_reality/

"Obama has said that the administration is moving forward with its plan to thoroughly vet and admit as many as 10,000 Syrian refugees. All three Democratic presidential candidates have said they would admit Syrians but only after thorough background checks."
http://www.sfgate.com/news/politics/...16-6634189.php

Ben Rhodes:
"With respect to refugees, we have the most extensive security vetting that we have ever had to deal with Syrian refugees coming into the United States that involves not just the Department of Homeland Security and the State Department, but also our intelligence community, the National Counterterrorism Center, so that anybody who comes to the United States, we are carefully vetting against all of our information.

We have very extensive screening procedures for all Syrian refugees who come to the United States. There is a very careful vetting process that including our terrorism community, our Department of Homeland Security."

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sDqJ-PQS7xw

FBI Director Robert Comey testified before the House Judiciary Committee that vetting Syrian refugees will be “challenging” when asked by Rep. Louie Gohmert about the quality of intelligence and information that exists on Syrians.

Gohmert: Well, without a good fingerprint database, without good identification, how can you be sure that anyone is who they say they are if they don’t have fingerprints to go against?

Comey: The only thing we can query is information that we have. So, if we have no information on someone, they’ve never crossed our radar screen, they’ve never been a ripple in the pond, there will be no record of them there and so it will be challenging.

FBI Assistant Director Michael Steinbach to the House Homeland Security Committee about the quality of information available on anyone coming out of Syria:

"The concern in Syria is that we don’t have systems in places on the ground to collect information to vet… You’re talking about a country that is a failed state, that does not have any infrastructure, so to speak. So all of the dataset, the police, the intel services that normally you would go to to seek information doesn’t exist."


If they do come, they should all go to sanctuary cities.

[joeydb]

Originally Posted by OldDog

French media outlet changes its tune
http://blogs.news.com.au/dailytelegr...sy_vs_reality/

"Obama has said that the administration is moving forward with its plan to thoroughly vet and admit as many as 10,000 Syrian refugees. All three Democratic presidential candidates have said they would admit Syrians but only after thorough background checks."
http://www.sfgate.com/news/politics/...16-6634189.php

Ben Rhodes:
"With respect to refugees, we have the most extensive security vetting that we have ever had to deal with Syrian refugees coming into the United States that involves not just the Department of Homeland Security and the State Department, but also our intelligence community, the National Counterterrorism Center, so that anybody who comes to the United States, we are carefully vetting against all of our information.

We have very extensive screening procedures for all Syrian refugees who come to the United States. There is a very careful vetting process that including our terrorism community, our Department of Homeland Security."

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sDqJ-PQS7xw

FBI Director Robert Comey testified before the House Judiciary Committee that vetting Syrian refugees will be “challenging” when asked by Rep. Louie Gohmert about the quality of intelligence and information that exists on Syrians.

Gohmert: Well, without a good fingerprint database, without good identification, how can you be sure that anyone is who they say they are if they don’t have fingerprints to go against?

Comey: The only thing we can query is information that we have. So, if we have no information on someone, they’ve never crossed our radar screen, they’ve never been a ripple in the pond, there will be no record of them there and so it will be challenging.

FBI Assistant Director Michael Steinbach to the House Homeland Security Committee about the quality of information available on anyone coming out of Syria:

"The concern in Syria is that we don’t have systems in places on the ground to collect information to vet… You’re talking about a country that is a failed state, that does not have any infrastructure, so to speak. So all of the dataset, the police, the intel services that normally you would go to to seek information doesn’t exist."


If they do come, they should all go to sanctuary cities.

Interestingly enough, the parts you put in bold also apply to the illegal immigrant situation. You see, if we don't have a wall, or fence, or something enforced as a border, then public officials don't have to worry about actually reporting who is here since they won't know. Isn't that convenient?

[Danzig]

Originally Posted by OldDog

Danzig, you hawk, you!

since syria went down the crapper, and people were saying 'we gotta do something', i would ask 'whose side do we go in on?'.
but this has gone far beyond that. the refugee crisis has only made it that much more of an issue....the best way to handle a refugee crisis, is to fix the stuff causing the crisis. over 6 million now looking for a place to live in peace.
i don't think i'll ever forget the picture of the poor dead syrian boy on the beach, drowned. it's the stuff of nightmares.
at any rate...again, this am, someone was on the radio talking about france, their response, bombing isis, and he asked 'what about civilians?'
well, civilians are dying elsewhere now, too. in france, thousands of miles away.
enough already. enough.
isis isn't going away. so, we have to make it go away.
we caused this issue, now we have to fix it.

[joeydb]

Originally Posted by Danzig

since syria went down the crapper, and people were saying 'we gotta do something', i would ask 'whose side do we go in on?'.
but this has gone far beyond that. the refugee crisis has only made it that much more of an issue....the best way to handle a refugee crisis, is to fix the stuff causing the crisis. over 6 million now looking for a place to live in peace.
i don't think i'll ever forget the picture of the poor dead syrian boy on the beach, drowned. it's the stuff of nightmares.
at any rate...again, this am, someone was on the radio talking about france, their response, bombing isis, and he asked 'what about civilians?'
well, civilians are dying elsewhere now, too. in france, thousands of miles away.
enough already. enough.
isis isn't going away. so, we have to make it go away.
we caused this issue, now we have to fix it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aCbfMkh940Q

[Danzig]

Originally Posted by joeydb

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aCbfMkh940Q

[Danzig]

"I intend to make Georgia howl." - William Tecumseh Sherman

we need to make isis howl.

[Danzig]

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/...rian-refugees/

just as a i thought when i saw the news yesterday, about states trying to refuse refugees.
they can't.
kind of scary how many politicians don't know the laws of this country.

[Pants II]

Genuine RISK how many whites live in the United States compared to the innocent po' widdle muswims?

Stupid liberals. Cowards who are suicidal that want us to die with them.

[Pants II]

Liberals are the biggest hate mongers on the planet. The difference between them and the 'white supremacists' is that the liberals use Saul Alinsky's playbook of deceit and lies.

His playbook is used in our schools, the media, our politicians, and dumb women on the internet who don't know when to shut the f.uck up.