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Posted on 12/21/2016 12:48:29 PM PST by C19fan
The Tunisian terror suspect wanted in connection with the Berlin Christmas market atrocity spent four years in an Italian jail before moving to Germany, his father revealed today.
Anis Amri settled in Italy after leaving his hometown of Tataouine, Tunisia seven years ago to travel to Europe as an illegal immigrant, his father claimed in a radio interview.
(Excerpt) Read more at dailymail.co.uk ...
The stupidity hurts - literally.
Is the western world simply run by monstrous idiots??
Did something happen in the last 30 years where logic is no longer considered when making a decision?
I think we’re too big to govern with a Fed gov. Break the USA into 4 or 5 chunks! :)
You’d think he’d need documentation to justify staying.
Well, I hope they don’t break down and post his actual photo without blurring his face beyond recognition because that would violate his privacy.
Sounds just like Tamerlan Tsarnaev, the older Boston Bomber. He should have been in prison for murdering 3 people over drugs - Brendan Halley Mess (25, martial arts instructor) and two other Jewish men, Erik Hacker Weissman (31, a Cambridge Rindge and Latin High School grad, personal trainer) and Raphael Teken. We were warned about him by Russia and England more than once.
This One World Order and ignoring known terrorists must be stopped.
And we are supposed to take in the criminal Muslim refugees by the thousands Australia refused entry...HOW FREAKIN STUPID IS THAT!!!! They’ll probably make the USA shores in a couple of weeks...f’in OVOMIT!!!!
“You knew damned will I was a snake when you let me in”
—Donald Trump
Too bad Eurotrash was busy laughing at him
Tataouine? Really? Talk about an alien, jeez.
Documentation = shirt on his back + liberal guilt
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