US Offers Citizenship To 7000 Ahiska Muslims

Islam Online ^ | July 24, 2005 | Damir Ahmed

[Hill of Tara]

he should call Santorum, at least he's conservative.

[Dante3]

How can anyone, especially groups of people who appear to pose a security risk, be granted instant citizenship? This smacks of treason.

[Das Outsider]

Of all the people we might consider letting into this country, Muslims shouldn't just be at the bottom of the list, they shouldn't be on the list at all.

I was under the impression that the Ahiska wanted to return to their homeland--Georgia.

[stripes1776]

How many al-Qaeda sympathizers will there be in this group?

This is a sweet deal for Russia. Let the United Stated take in all their jihadists. There must be peals of laughter in the Kremilin tonight.

[Czar]

"I was under the impression that the Ahiska wanted to return to their homeland--Georgia."

If that is really the case, then (1) they don't need to be imported to America, let them go elsewhere, and (2) they don't need American citizenship to return to Georgia.

[the anti-liberal]

Australia: Adopt Our Values or Go Home, Foreign-Born Muslims Told

Them folks down under are on top of it - we should do the same.

[Das Outsider]

If that is really the case, then (1) they don't need to be imported to America, let them go elsewhere, and (2) they don't need American citizenship to return to Georgia.

That's sort of what I was getting at. Or more accurately, this question: Wouldn't the compassionate thing to do involve lobbying on their behalf for the right of return?

[Das Outsider]

This is a sweet deal for Russia. Let the United Stated take in all their jihadists. There must be peals of laughter in the Kremilin tonight.

We've become the world's Mikey (from the Life cereal commercials of yesteryear).

[Czar]

"Wouldn't the compassionate thing to do involve lobbying on their behalf for the right of return?"

Provided they don't come here, I'm all for it.

[junta]

WTF for?

[SwordofTruth]

Turkish and Azeri parliamentarians had recently appealed for an international intervention to pressure the Georgian government into allowing the return of Ahiska Muslims.

If Turkey wants them, then why are we taking them? Also why won't the Georgians let then stay there? What's wrong with them?

[1rudeboy]

US Offers Citizenship To 7000 Ahiska Muslims
	Posted by freedom44 On News/Activism 07/25/2004 1:24:09 PM CDT · 198 replies · 2,789+ views Islam Online ^ | 7/25/04 | Damir Ahmed KRASNODAR, Russia, July 24, (IslamOnline.net) - The United States has agreed to grant citizenship to 7,000 Ahiska Muslims who will be settled in Pennsylvania, reported a Russian newspaper on Friday, July 23. The first 11-strong batch of the Ahiska Muslims, living in the Russian province of Krasnodar, left for Geneva on Thursday, July 22, before flying to Philadelphia, reported Novie Izvestia. It added that the Muslims would be housed near the grand mosque in Philadelphia. The paper recalled that Krasnodar governor Alexander Tkachev was notified of the American decision on February 15. Izvestia said the Russian government does not treat...
US Offers Citizenship To 7000 Ahiska Muslims
	Posted by ambrose On News/Activism 07/25/2004 1:54:20 AM CDT · 74 replies · 2,070+ views Islam Online ^ | 7.24.04 US Offers Citizenship To 7000 Ahiska Muslims Several Ahiska Muslims packing to leave for the US By Damir Ahmed, IOL correspondent KRASNODAR, Russia, July 24, (IslamOnline.net) - The United States has agreed to grant citizenship to 7,000 Ahiska Muslims who will be settled in Pennsylvania, reported a Russian newspaper on Friday, July 23. The first 11-strong batch of the Ahiska Muslims, living in the Russian province of Krasnodar, left for Geneva on Thursday, July 22, before flying to Philadelphia, reported Novie Izvestia. It added that the Muslims would be housed near the grand mosque in Philadelphia. The paper recalled that...

[Racehorse]

I skipped to here to see if the 2004 story was caught.

Were you the first?

[1rudeboy]

I honestly don't know. I might come back to this thread tomorrow and read all three. Or I might not, I'm on knee-jerk reaction overload right now.

[Rebelbase]

Bush isn't the fascist leader the left would like us to believe, but with continuted insanity such as this he's paving the way for the one who will be.

[Ciexyz]

Does your church still offer indulgences?

Well, no. But the principle remains. We are encouraged to tithe and even to give over and above. If we don't have the money to tithe, we're encouraged to sow seed money of faith by giving even tho' we don't have it...because God will honor our faithfulness and open the floodgates of heaven and give it back to us in blessings.

Like I said, it's a tough act to swallow when I go into overdraft by the end of the month, waiting for my next retirement check. So yeah, I'm venting about it. How does this have to do with immigrants? Because the church supports numerous local organizations that provide automatic bennies to immigrants to this area, but if you're an American in need, and it's not easy to get help from these organizations. I know Americans who are in need and they don't get automatic help like the immigrants.

[ExSoldier]

There must be peals of laughter in the Kremilin tonight.

Wait for those peals of laughter to be muted by the sounds of gunfire and the moans of the dying. Watch the smiles turn to grimmaces as they remember the real reason for the 2nd Amendment to our Bill of Rights.

[Think free or die]

Our suburban Philadelphia church has been assisting one of these Meskheti Turk families for the better part of a year now. They are part of an extended family group which has been settling in our community, aided by several local churches. It's been a very big challenge.

Our church as put them up in a charming cottage on the church property, free of charge. To afford something similar would take significant income, since we're in a high-cost suburb. I can't imagine when the family will ever be able to afford rent for a suitable home, nor do I think they understand the value of what they're receiving. The husband's only work experience in Russia was on a family farm. He's of limited literacy, speaks Russian and Turkish, and is frequently belligerant. We had great difficulty finding him employment, and he's lost a couple of jobs due to poor attitude. The wife is legally deaf, illiterate, speaks only Turkish, and has serious emotional illness. She has trouble managing the two pre-school kids due to her disabilities and emotional problems. The husband doesn't do anything to help her or help in the house (not men's work).

It's frustrating to see this - these people have little hope of adjusting productively to our culture and I can't see how they will ever be able to support themselves here. The Russian government should be pressured to take care of their own problem minority populations. It makes no sense at all for us to ship them all to the USA for resettlement.

[Dante3]

I agree. For us to import them to this country is pure insanity, another step to weaken this country. It smacks of treason.

[F16Fighter]

"You know what, you're right. This insane border policy is President George Bush's fault. He swore an oath to protect the states from invasion. He has failed to honor his oath of office."

How so many at FR can swear the Emperor IS wearing cloths is incredulous to me.

Dubya is clearly derilict in his duty in this case.

"If anyone would like to know more about MS13, use the link below.

This is more evidence of what open borders is doing to our nation. Yes, the nation some profess to love, but couldn't care less what open borders is doing to it. America's Most Dangerous Gang - MS13 - Violent, Vicious, and Spreading Fast.

Worth another PING!