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Ismalification of Europe is nearly complete.

Posted: Feb 5, 2017

Well, don't say you weren't warned, because YOU ARE BEING WARNED.

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I hope - SM

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Marine Le Pen wins in France, but it may be too late for the French.

Europe needs to reestablish its identity. Islamic - extremism has provided the

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catalyst for this process.

The majority of people want their individual countries and identities back and do not want to be part of the melding of the EU.

Europe is becoming a continent that is filled with - Muslims. The Germans in particular will

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look and support a strong man to lead them out their problems, not Angela Merkel.

Part of the reason President Trump was elected - sm

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was to ensure terrorists don't enter our country (or at least curtail that as much as possible after BO opened up the borders) and to prevent Islam from overtaking Christianity, Judaism, Hinduism, atheism, etc. Freedom of religion means just that, not being forced into a caliphate and Sharia Law, which is the goal of Muslims. That has been stated very clearly.

This post was edited by the OP. I changed a disparaging name to just BO. I also fixed a spelling error. :-)

You know, part of me wants something to happen. Terrible, I know, (sm) - Olga

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but I believe it is the ONLY way the Democrats, some Republicans, and the bleeding heart liberal population is going to wake up. Even then, they may not, depending on the severity of the occurrence.

I get that completely and have even thought that. - Person to whom you responded

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In all honesty, I think a lot of people wonder what is it going to take to wake up the liberal progressives. They are so ensconced in their protective bubble that they just follow lockstep with whatever the MSM (or Soros) tells them to say and/or do.

Well, I don't want - anything to happen

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whether to prove a point or not. What you don't get is that most everybody knows Muslim radical terrorist groups want to take over the world. That does not include all Muslims. Trump wants to ban Muslims. We have been very strict on who we let in. Nobody feels we should stop the vetting process. The ban stopped people who have been through 12 to 18 months of vetting before being allowed to come to this country.

If he wants to look at the vetting process and see if it could use strengthening, go for it, but he and his supporters insinuate that there is no vetting process. He and people in his administration insinuate he was following the ban that Obama followed after the massacre in Kentucky that never was.

He makes bad judgements on a whim instead of thinking about things and doing what should be done and without gathering correct facts. The ban messed up a lot of good people's lives that were just chasing the American dream like many immigrants did in this country.

Again, I certainly don't want anything to happen but if it does you can thank Trump for that. He has been warned by multiple intelligent people that he is giving the terrorists more ammunition to recruit. So if you get your wish, and I certainly hope we don't, you can thank Trump for that.

109 people were delayed. How many at how many airports - were delayed because of protestors?

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How many INNOCENT AMERICANS have been negatively impacted by the rabid leftists conducting violent riots? This has gotten out of hand. You can thank BO for that.

That came from a Trump - Tweet

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The numbers I have seen are between 60,000 and 90,000 that were affected by the ban. Again, Trump not getting facts. These included people who had their visas cancelled and were turned back when they got here.

I hope nothing happens either but - sm

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I don't think that anything Trump, or really anyone else, says or does is giving the terrorists ammunition to recruit. They will recruit simply because it is part of their plan. They want to kill Americans/Christians, anyone who does not walk the line they want us to walk. The fact that we actually exist is all the provocation they need. They are carrying out their mission and getting new recruits is part of it.

This ^^ makes perfect sense. - sm

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Short. Sweet. Concise. True.

Thank you!

His actions - are

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helping them to convince would-be recruits how evil the United States is. Nobody said they don't want to kill Americans/Christians, etc. anyway. That is what is meant by ammunition.

I understand what you are saying but - sm

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I do not believe anyone can say or do anything to help them recruit. If they are looking for a recruit they will be looking for someone easily manipulated who is likely already beginning to lean in the direction they want them to. They do not need to show proof/ammunition to that individual that the United States is evil. They will simply say it is so and the recruit will follow without question. So, I still believe the only thing that truly provokes them is that we are alive and inhabiting the same planet as they are without having the same beliefs and behaving the way they want us to.

I'll just agree to disagree - with you - nm

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Re: His actions - Woli

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Ridiculous lack of logic! They have been calling America evil and "The Great Satan" for decades. And obviously immigration policies should not be based on placating terrorists so they don't get "mad" at us.

I wasn't - indicating

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we should "placate" terrorists. I was indicating we shouldn't be banning people because they are Muslim. Very logical. His Muslim ban can actually create terrorists and turn the Muslims who have been working side by side with our military against us. I have listened to some of these soldiers talk and how they feel betrayed. Shame on Trump!!!

Your post is full of misinformation. - radilj

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Trump did NOT call for a ban on muslims. He called for a temporary halt from countries who have been sponsoring terrorist activities while we see if our vetting processes are sufficient. And how exactly is someone "vetted" from a war-torn country like Syria? President Trump's temporary ban is extremely reasonable and shorter than Obama's 6-month ban of Syrian refugees or Carter's deportation after Iran took Americans hostage. There is no inherent right to immigrate to the U.S. and many of the "good people just chasing the American dream" are doing it at the expense of hard-working American taxpayers who have found "chasing the American dream" more difficult after 8 years of Obama. What reasonable people will be "thanking Trump" for are more secure borders and a safer country and for not being ashamed to put the best interests of American citizens first.

Your post consists of nothing but half-truths and distortions from start to finish. - rad197

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President Trump did NOT call for a ban on muslims--He called for a temporary halt on immigration from 7 countries that have sponsored terrorist activities and camps. This is what he promised during the campaign and is extremely reasonable and needed. It's also for a shorter duration than Obama's 6-month ban of Syrian refugees and Carter's deportations of Iranians after Iran took Americans hostage. And his purpose for doing so was just as he explained---to examine our vetting system. And how exactly can someone from war-torn Syria be vetted in the first place? What databases exist in a war-torn country? Or do you propose that we simply accept what the refugees say -- even though ISIS has promised to infiltrate refugee populations coming to this country?! There is no inherent right to enter the U.S.---just as there is no inherent right to immigrate to any other country on the face of the earth. And many of these "good people just chasing the American dream" are doing it at the expense of the hard-working American taxpayer who finds it more difficult to achieve the American dream themselves after 8 years of Obama. So what the intelligent FAIR-MINDED people will thank President Trump for are for keeping his campaign promises, for secure borders and increased safety of our country, and for putting the bests interests of Americans first.

If I could like this comment a thousand times, I would. - Perfectly said. n/t

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Obama did not "open up the - borders"

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We had very strict policies and vetting and have had for quite a while. Saying he opened the borders doesn't make it true.

My parents pulled us out of a Baptist Bible school because we came home and told them they were evil because they danced since that is what they taught us in that school. Do all Baptists do this? Are we to assume all Catholic priests are pedophiles because there are some?

What your post is telling me is that everybody has the right to freedom of religion except the Muslims.

What do you call it? The Border Patrol was - ordered to stand down.

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People in Central and South America were given explicit instructions on how to get to the Mexico-US border and were told exactly what to say to get in. I call that open borders that BO did not enforce.

The Muslims can do anything they damn well please, but they CANNOT CHANGE FREEDOM OF RELIGION, which is what they want to do. Seek and ye shall find the answer. It is out there. The Muslims want world domination. FACT.

Absolutely correct! - jacki123

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They certainly were ordered to stand down. Plus the corrupt Obama administration "cooked" the numbers to make it appear there were more deportations than there were by counting those just stopped and turned back at the border as deportations.

Border Patrol was reduced to being a Welcome Wagon. - I'm sure they will be glad to get back to

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protecting the border now.

Those Border Patrol agents have some of the most dangerous jobs in law enforcement. Those guys are out there at night alone in remote locations. I get scared just thinking about it.

A friend of mine was Border Patrol around Ciudad Juarez. He got shot at literally weekly.

Some of us do get it. It's called a caliphate. - Olga

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nm

I get it. I just stopped trying to explain to people who - refuse to listen. This isn't about

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politics. I read a lot of stuff from Foreign Policy. I would send a link but it's site you have to pay for.

Remember, people were warned about the Iran nuke deal, - too. Ex-Clinton diplomat got Boeing

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bucks while pushing the nuclear deal with Iran, which allowed Boeing to sell $25 billion worth of planes to state-owned Iran Air and did not disclose that he was paid by Boeing during the time he advocated for the agreement.

This was about cash. Period. A payoff for a nuke.

I bet you Iran has plans to weaponize many of the plans. A long range bomber, missile carrier, suicide nuke carrier.

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