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Monroe wrote:
Not far away, in 'diverse and progressive' Maplewood, someone has an apartment for rent, and is trying to find Syrian refugees to rent it. (I guess it would solve two aims-good, government stream of rent money, and politically correct cred of the highest order).

What this landlord may not know is that when the first attack on the WTC took place, the chemical engineer who masterminded the bomb did so-while renting an apartment in Maplewood!

How fast Americans forget. I believe the chemical engineer was studying or working at Rutgers.

Rutgers grad, he was working for Foster Wheeler in Morristown!

Monroe wrote:
Not far away, in 'diverse and progressive' Maplewood, someone has an apartment for rent, and is trying to find Syrian refugees to rent it. (I guess it would solve two aims-good, government stream of rent money, and politically correct cred of the highest order).

What this landlord may not know is that when the first attack on the WTC took place, the chemical engineer who masterminded the bomb did so-while renting an apartment in Maplewood!

JCorNYC wrote:

ISIS is 'absolutely' in America, leader in New York City's Syrian community says

A leader of the Syrian community in New York City believes ISIS sleeper cells are already in America, waiting for orders to carry out an attack.

Arafat 'Ralph' Succar told the New York Post on Wednesday that terrorists have 'absolutely' sneaked into America posing as civil war refugees since fake identifications papers are easily obtained in his birth country.

'I believe the terrorists from Syria have been coming into the United States, not only in the past few years, but way before that,' Succar said.'I think they?re already at work.'
The 57 year old moved to the United States when he was 10 and is now a community council leader in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, where there is a deep concentration of Syrian immigrants.
He says that the government in Syria is so corrupt that getting official identification papers bearing a fake name is as easy as paying a bribe.

'You can go to the Syrian government today and say to them, "I need a piece of paper that says I?m Tony Caterpillar." And they give it to you.

'These are not forged documents. These are written out by a government employee who needs money, whose family has no food,' Succar said.

Succar's frightening theory comes amid a new video from ISIS, threatening an attack on New York City.

"I believe the terrorists from Syria have been coming into the United States, not only in the past few years, but way before that."



http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/artic ... yrian-community-says.html

Monroe wrote:
Pebble, Obama wants to admit 10,000 refugees next year-with a two year vetting process? Obamamath!

neverleft wrote:
Bloomberg Poll: Most Americans Oppose Syrian Refugee Resettlement

By Margaret Talev
November 18, 2015 ? 2:23 PM EST

Americans agree with Republican presidential candidates on refugees, but are divided on whether to send U.S. troops to Iraq and Syria to fight the Islamic State, according to the poll.

Most Americans want the U.S. to stop letting in Syrian refugees amid fears of terrorist infiltrations after the Paris attacks, siding with Republican presidential candidates, governors, and lawmakers who want to freeze the Obama administration?s resettlement program.

The findings are part of a Bloomberg Politics national poll released Wednesday that also shows the nation divided on whether to send U.S. troops to Iraq and Syria to fight the Islamic State, an idea President Barack Obama opposes, and whether the U.S. government is doing enough to protect the homeland from a comparable attack.

Fifty-three percent of U.S. adults in the survey, conducted in the days immediately following the attacks, say the nation should not continue a program to resettle up to 10,000 Syrian refugees. Just 28 percent would keep the program with the screening process as it now exists, while 11 percent said they would favor a limited program to accept only Syrian Christians while excluding Muslims, a proposal Obama has dismissed as ?shameful? and un-American.





http://www.bloomberg.com/politics/art ... rian-refugee-resettlement

JCMan8 wrote:
While it would certainly be a nice surprise if everyone in this blog agreed with me and many others in this thread expressing similar opinions, it would ultimately be a novelty.

I have previously outlined what must be done, but the first thing is blocking the refugees from coming here, due to the increased terrorist risk.

The second, and probably more important thing, is to keep close tabs on mosques, and arrest or deport all of the radical preachers. If you google, you will find many well-known radical Islamic preachers who spread their hate, and this jihad/ anti-West ideology.

It is simply unacceptable that they are allowed to do this without consequence.

dwocius wrote:
I find it amazing that Obama believes that it is Russia and Iran that must change their tune on Assad, and not him. Is the guy (Obama) naive or a psycho? He should already realize that ISIS would never allow the Opposition to govern Syria; it would be another Libya, only worse.

http://www.reuters.com/article/2015/1 ... ria-idUSKCN0T80KP20151119

hero69 wrote:
looks like isis has many supporters in the us.

http://www.marketwatch.com/story/the- ... -in-two-charts-2015-11-18

MDM wrote:
Dailymail has an article up about arrest here in the USA. Some of these I heard about previously..



http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/artic ... -haven-turned-terror.html