Asylum: Jaziri had allegedly paid a Tijuana-based smuggling group $5,000 to get him across the border near Tecate, saying he wanted to be taken to a 'safe place anywhere in the U.S.'
Posted on 09/15/2014 4:59:38 AM PDT by sheikdetailfeather
Fence isn’t the problem it’s the river on the Texas border.
That was suppose to read west end of the Rio Grande.
Aren’t the two largest muslim communities in San Diego, CA and Dearborn, MI?
Both are near their respective borders.
“Are you saying that ISIS is ready to come across poised to perhaps execute what they have threatened to do, attacks on the United States, drown us in our own blood?” Hasselbeck asked. “Is that what you’re saying?”.....
That pretty well sums it up Hasselbeck. Glad you figured it out but you may have missed the part that ISIS is already IN the U.S.
Asylum: Jaziri had allegedly paid a Tijuana-based smuggling group $5,000 to get him across the border near Tecate, saying he wanted to be taken to a 'safe place anywhere in the U.S.'
There are thousands of American, British and other western citizens fighting for ISIS. Why would they need to sneak in across the Mexican border when they can just fly into any American city they choose?
Saw him this morning. :) Reminded me of my late father.
San Diego still has MAJOR PROBLEMS!
Great video
Expert explains who exactly are the Muslim Brotherhood Advisers at the White House.
CAIR Leader Spins: ‘Islamic State Is Not Islamic’
http://www.breitbart.com/Breitbart-TV/2014/09/15/CAIR-Leader-Spins-Islamic-State-Is-Not-Islamic
I have a question. Why are the prayer rugs/korans being left behind? I was under the impression their Koran was very precious and sacred? Red herrings?
I am a little curious about them finding copies of the Koran. The Koran is a sacred book (as is my Bible)....but the difference is Muslims believe the actual book (not the contents) are holy. I find it a little odd that the Koran is being left behind by Islamic extremists. They would never do that. They would protect the Koran with their life and never leave it laying around and forget about it.
Unfortunately it’s republicans fault as well as the dems, but Hussein seems to have doubled down on allowing everyone and anyone to come in. There are no border laws now.
Fence isn’t the problem it’s the river on the Texas border.
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In addition there are a couple of major lakes, Falcon and Amistad along the border.
Some of West Texas with canyon walls offer a natural barrier but could be breached.
Additionally the border is basically the middle of the Rio Grande River thus a winding border.
For all those that say build I fence I always ask the same question, what about Texas? Which side of the river are you going to build that fence?
My thought is they’re coming here to infiltrate the mosques. They’re beginning to plant the seeds of violence among the millions of Muslims already here, as well as create an underground support system. It’s basically a force multiplier. Why create havoc with a few hundred or even a few thousand mall shooters when you can spend a little more time building an effective fifth column that may be unstoppable, with hundreds of thousands of willing participants, who even have organizations already in place protecting them legally. CAIR and other similar organizations are the vanguard. Our enemies are not stupid people, and they’re playing the long game.
Why are the words moslem and Koran book in parenthesis?
Why were Korans found along the trail? Sounds like you might not have done much night walking in the scrub desert. People lose money, backpacks, phones, buttons off their uniforms, weapons, magazines, compasses, GPS units,,,, and yes,,, even their esteemed holy book.
Yes...what you said...Every American “mosque” is probably a cell
I guess with enough money a spot light station every 500 yards or so equipped with
lights and personnel with weapons could be provided. Then they could see the
infiltrators, take appropriate actions, etc. Now how much it would cost and what
the personnel requirements would have to be determined and funds appropriated.
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