[syriacus]

Thank you for posting this.

It is encouraging to see that the administration is being cautious about admitting people.

[Samwise]

At a time that the United States is trying to improve its image and win friends, American diplomats say the policy is generating widespread hostility in the very countries and population — Muslim men — from which the Bush administration most wants to gain support.

Cry me a river.

[2right]

This is the best news I've heard all day!

[syriacus]

"It's certainly not creating good will," he added.

Why should we have to worry more about making things easy for others than we worry about our own security?

The folks in the US have had their lives turned upside down and people who come here might have to face a few inconveniences, too. It's all part of the fallout from 9/11.

[Congressman Billybob]

It has almost become a rule of thumb: If the Bush Administration does anything the New York Times disapproves of, the Administration must be on the right course. Denying visas to the proven most dangerous group -- young, male Muslims; how callous.

The Times says that "lives are being disrupted." How many lives were "disrupted" a year ago, tomorrow? How many lives WILL BE "disrupted" in the next attack? The reporters and editors of the Times are cordially invited to bite me.

Congressman Billybob

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[aShepard]

This is most excellent!

Now we have to round up all the scumbags that overstay their visa, and deport all of them!

[white trash redneck]

It sounds like the folks at the Times see this as a bug. To me it's a feature.