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Syrian Refugees Don’t Pose a Serious Security Threat

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Many many many Europeans in fact did flee Europe before and during WWII. And many many many more Eastern Europeans fled their counties as WWII ended and communism started to set in place.

 

But this photo is from 1991, Albanians fleeing to Italy. Photo is at the Italian port.

 

Any truth in this?

 

 

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I would also like to add this thread I have a problem with the thread title slash article title. It is projecting absolutes on the topic. If I say "no threat" , I'm saying zero threat.

 

There is no way the government or this author can project an absolute of no threat under the current system.

:lol2: :lol2:

 

You are having a rough go with this. "Don't pose a serious security threat" does not equal "no threat"...

Send a thousand of them to Martha's Vineyard.

:lol2: Yeah, I laughed

:lol2: :lol2:

 

You are having a rough go with this. "Don't pose a serious security threat" does not equal "no threat"...

 

Again he is posing an absolute that he can't prove or predict . If you want to say you are comfortable with the current system is different. No serious threat is an absolute.

 

La ugh all you want . What I have learned is you take this authors vision as gospel. That makes me laugh. You are struggling with reason.

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Again he is posing an absolute that he can't prove or predict . If you want to say you are comfortable with the current system is different. No serious threat is an absolute.

 

La ugh all you want . What I have learned is you take this authors vision as gospel. That makes me laugh. You are struggling with reason.

I just find it funny that a seemingly smart person can't manage to quote an article correctly...
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I believe the article because at this moment nobody has proven it wrong. People have posted hyperbole and "talking points" but I have yet to see some facts or statistics that go against what the author has said in the article.

I believe the article because at this moment nobody has proven it wrong. People have posted hyperbole and "talking points" but I have yet to see some facts or statistics that go against what the author has said in the article.

I think the fear is the statistics after the fact.

I believe the article because at this moment nobody has proven it wrong. People have posted hyperbole and "talking points" but I have yet to see some facts or statistics that go against what the author has said in the article.

 

The problem with waiting on the facts that will prove the author wrong, is that those facts will be accompanied by deaths of US citizens.

Over the last couple days Syrian family's have been showing up at the US/Mexican boarder. (4 families)

 

I'm concerned that potential bad guys might take the same route as these families and cross the open boarder rather than turn themselves in like these families have.

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The way that anyone from outside the US will get in is most likely by way of Canada.

The way that anyone from outside the US will get in is most likely by way of Canada.

 

I've been in Canada many times, and its always amazed me at how easy to cross on foot it would be. Acres and acres of thick woods.

 

I could see home grown radical Muslims making the walk. Much harder for a foreigner to make it into Canada now than a year ago. They have really beefed up there entry points from overseas.

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