That's how they thank those who saved them
In Michelle Malkin's latest column, she discusses how jihadists have exploited America's hospitality. And if that's how they're going to thank us, by plotting terrorist attacks and other crimes against innocent people, including the very army that worked so hard to save them from the war in Albania, then here's my question: why should we have to bring them into the country? Only if they're willing to shun Islam altogether should we be willing to consider. And if these "refugees" were really thankful, they'd prove it by not trying to impose their "lifestyle" on others.
We must be thankful to the many John Does who show the courage to report suspicious actions by potential jihadists, and look in disgrace upon those who'd rather they not.
But now, just where and how did three of the 6 terrorists, four of whom were Albanian, enter the US? From none other than the Mexican border (also via Michelle). We can't allow the construction of a security wall to go on. It must be built already.
The AP went and interviewed the relatives of the Duka brothers (also via Michelle). Frankly, I'm not buying into their condemnation, as it reeks more of clever taqqiya.
We must be thankful to the many John Does who show the courage to report suspicious actions by potential jihadists, and look in disgrace upon those who'd rather they not.
But now, just where and how did three of the 6 terrorists, four of whom were Albanian, enter the US? From none other than the Mexican border (also via Michelle). We can't allow the construction of a security wall to go on. It must be built already.
The AP went and interviewed the relatives of the Duka brothers (also via Michelle). Frankly, I'm not buying into their condemnation, as it reeks more of clever taqqiya.
Labels: immigration, jihad, terrorism, war on terror
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