i don't see anything thru the eyes of prejudice. It's called being realistic. Even though I doubt you can see who every person is in whatever picture you saw.....it hardly matters how many good Muslims were or were not there. We have to have the help of the Muslim world to to fight radical Islam......all the talk on the right makes that tough.
'Un American & that's not who we are" according to who?
Around 1960 America was a country with a European core & a culture uniquely its own. America was
united then.
I was watching a Texas high school football game last fall an the announcer remarked
at one of the schools playing they had 22 languages spoken at that school. In 50 years the USA has
morphed into a hodgepodge of every creed & color from every country on earth. What is there
to hold this country together anymore.
What we were we are not anymore
What is un American today is what used to be america
Trump 2016 - "Make America Great Again"
Maybe I jumped into this a little late, it started at +250 but after Britain witnessing the demise of
the European Continent with the Muslim Invasion I doubt they want no part of this.
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And this is exactly why you get the label Dumb Fuck in the poly forum. Pussy liberal Jane Fonda shit. I would rather you pussy liberals just say thank you, at least we have some in this country who aren't afraid to call it what it is....a problem, and then take action to solve it.
One thing liberals are not real good at. Ya dig?
Now now Joe....this is just Fox news right wing propaganda. These guys were probably actors, body doubles....a conspiracy of sorts to make Islam look bad. I forget, who exactly took 3000 lives in New York City back in 2001?
If you listened to ass clowns in here you would think it was Cliven Bundy and some looney right wing Christian or KKK group.
These idiots don't get it, they never will. ISLAM WILL NOT STOP UNTIL THE CONVERT OR KILL EVERYONE. This is there Caliphate.
But as long as there are pussy liberals using semantics to say we are being racist, you will be witnessing the deterioration of all other religions.
[h=6]- MARCH 22, 2016 -[/h][h=1]DONALD TRUMP ON BRUSSELS ATTACK: ‘THE TERRORISTS ARE TOTALLY WINNING’[/h]Breitbart
Billionaire and 2016 GOP presidential frontrunner Donald Trump told Breitbart News on Tuesday in a wide-ranging, exclusive interview that in his estimation, the terrorist attack in Brussels, Belgium, proves terrorists are winning the war against the Western world. The Islamic State, or ISIS, has taken credit for the Brussels attacks.
“The terrorists are totally winning,” Trump said in the interview that lasted more than 30 minutes. “The terrorists are making us look like fools.”
Trump continued by noting that former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton—the Democratic presidential frontrunner who Trump is most likely to face in the general election, assuming he can seal the nomination in the next few months—is likely to be significantly negatively impacted by the rise of terror on the world stage.
“The terrorists will cause Hillary Clinton to lose the election,” Trump said. “She’s weak on borders. She’s weak on crime. She’s weak on anything having to do with controversy other than controversy with herself. She’s weak on the police. She’s weak on anything having to do with strength. Hillary is so weak on the borders, and so afraid to talk negatively about protecting our people, that it will end up costing her the election in my opinion.”
Trump said his previous warning, in an interview with Fox Business Network’s Maria Bartiromo, that Brussels was in danger is why he’s winning in the presidential election.
"It’s one of the reasons I’m leading in the polls by so much,” Trump said.
Trump also bashed the New York Times for mocking him—which it did back in January, over that Bartiromo interview—for making the Brussels prediction.
“The New York Times wrote an article because the New York Times doesn’t have a clue,” Trump said. “That’s why they won’t be in business too much longer. I call them ‘the failingNew York Times.’ They wrote a mocking article, and so many people have called me about the New York Times article being so wrong. Brussels is a disaster. Brussels is a tinderbox. Brussels is a place I went to years ago—it was one of the most beautiful cities in the world and totally safe. Now, it’s catastrophic what’s happened to it. Many, many people are saying I was right about so many things. So many things.”
When asked how the United States prevents this type of attack—and prevents the devaluing of western and U.S. culture by installing pockets of non-assimilated people like the community in Stockholm, Sweden, that now is called “Little Mogadishu” from popping up—Trump quadrupled down on his call for a temporary ban on all Muslim migration.
“By not allowing the people in,” he said. “That’s how you prevent it, not allowing the people in. There has to be a moratorium. We have to find out what’s going on. Every city you look at, you take a look at Paris, you take a look at—the police don’t even go into the areas, the police are afraid of the areas. Look at the case of this fugitive. He was the number one fugitive in the world, and he was living right next to where he lived. All of those people knew that he was there and nobody turned him in.”
In Sweden, just this week, 60 Minutes Australia news crews released footage of its trip to Stockholm’s Rinkeby district where young men used a car to run over one of the cameramen’s feet. Police didn’t want to accompany the news crew into the neighborhood, either, as a local political activist walked the television crew through how the migrants from East Africa have a particularly difficult time assimilating into Western culture.
It’s not a problem unique to Europe. The United States has handed out 680,000 green cards to migrants from Muslim nations over just the past five years, according to a November report from Sen. Jeff Sessions (R-AL) 80% and his Senate Judiciary Committee subcommittee on Immigration and the National Interest.
Trump told Breitbart News it’s time for America to reconsider these policies before things get worse here, as bad as they are getting across Europe.
“I think we have to go and we have to re-examine our entire policy of entrance into this country,” Trump said. “We shouldn’t allow the Syrians to come in, who have no documentation. We don’t know where they come from, we don’t know where they’ve been. We don’t know why they’re not fighting for their country. You know, you take a look at the Syrians—so many in the migration are young men. Why, you say to yourself, are there so many young men and fewer women and children than you would expect? You’ve heard that before, right? We have to be very, very smart, very tough and very vigilant. And if we’re not, we’re going to end up in the same situation as so many of these other countries.”
Trump also noted that Germany and Sweden could be headed for the same fates as Brussels and Paris already have, because of what their feckless leaders have done.
“Germany is a disaster now,” Trump said, slamming German Chancellor Angela Merkel without naming her. “You know what’s going on over there? It’s a catastrophe. Germany is a disaster. What she has done to Germany is unbelievable, what’s going on over there. There’s so many other places. In Sweden, you have an area that you just mentioned that is catastrophic. So, so dangerous. And you say to yourself, what are we doing? What are we doing?”
Trump said the solution to the problem is not taking these Syrians and Muslim migrants from other nations in here in America. He said, instead, what should happen is the creation of safe zones in the Middle East.
“What should happen is the United States and a bunch of other countries should get together—funded by the Gulf States, because they have tremendous amounts of money—and we should build a safe zone,” Trump said. “It should be in Syria. Or a number of safe zones, in different parts of Syria, where you build until the war ends and they can go back—if they want to—they can go back to where they want to be. But, absolutely, we should not be taking undocumented people into this country.”
Trump worries that it may perhaps be too late to stop lots of these attacks from occurring throughout the Western world, including in the Untied States, but said if voters elect the right president they can certainly tamp own the efforts of the Islamists.
“A lot of the people we’re talking about, there’s absolutely no way of verifying where they come from,” Trump said. “They could be very much ISIS-related, and we know what two radicalized people could do where they killed the 14 people [in San Bernardino] right? We saw what two did in California. We saw the havoc that they wreaked on a very important part of the world. We have to be very strong, we have to be very vigilant and we have to be very, very smart. And if we’re not, we’re going to have problems. We probably already do have those problems. It’s already probably too late because many people have been allowed into our country that we should have never, in a million years, allowed. You’ve seen it in Boston [with the 2013 Boston Marathon bombing]. You know the amazing thing about Boston? When those kids came in they were very young—so they weren’t even under the influence as much when we took them in. They didn’t even become radicalized until they were older and they didn’t even become radicalized over there.”
Trump said electing him president the solution to these concerns, because his strong stances on security would prevent this from happening.
“One of the many reasons I’m leading in the polls is my stance on border security,” Trump said. “My stance on border security is by far the strongest of any candidate to date, and it’s one of the reasons I’m leading by a lot in the polls.”
Billionaire and 2016 GOP presidential frontrunner Donald Trump told Breitbart News on Tuesday in a wide-ranging, exclusive interview that in his estimation, the terrorist attack in Brussels, Belgium, proves terrorists are winning the war against the Western world. The Islamic State, or ISIS, has taken credit for the Brussels attacks.
“The terrorists are totally winning,” Trump said in the interview that lasted more than 30 minutes. “The terrorists are making us look like fools.”
Trump continued by noting that former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton—the Democratic presidential frontrunner who Trump is most likely to face in the general election, assuming he can seal the nomination in the next few months—is likely to be significantly negatively impacted by the rise of terror on the world stage.
“The terrorists will cause Hillary Clinton to lose the election,” Trump said. “She’s weak on borders. She’s weak on crime. She’s weak on anything having to do with controversy other than controversy with herself. She’s weak on the police. She’s weak on anything having to do with strength. Hillary is so weak on the borders, and so afraid to talk negatively about protecting our people, that it will end up costing her the election in my opinion.”
Trump said his previous warning, in an interview with Fox Business Network’s Maria Bartiromo, that Brussels was in danger is why he’s winning in the presidential election.
"It’s one of the reasons I’m leading in the polls by so much,” Trump said.
Trump also bashed the New York Times for mocking him—which it did back in January, over that Bartiromo interview—for making the Brussels prediction.
“The New York Times wrote an article because the New York Times doesn’t have a clue,” Trump said. “That’s why they won’t be in business too much longer. I call them ‘the failingNew York Times.’ They wrote a mocking article, and so many people have called me about the New York Times article being so wrong. Brussels is a disaster. Brussels is a tinderbox. Brussels is a place I went to years ago—it was one of the most beautiful cities in the world and totally safe. Now, it’s catastrophic what’s happened to it. Many, many people are saying I was right about so many things. So many things.”
When asked how the United States prevents this type of attack—and prevents the devaluing of western and U.S. culture by installing pockets of non-assimilated people like the community in Stockholm, Sweden, that now is called “Little Mogadishu” from popping up—Trump quadrupled down on his call for a temporary ban on all Muslim migration.
“By not allowing the people in,” he said. “That’s how you prevent it, not allowing the people in. There has to be a moratorium. We have to find out what’s going on. Every city you look at, you take a look at Paris, you take a look at—the police don’t even go into the areas, the police are afraid of the areas. Look at the case of this fugitive. He was the number one fugitive in the world, and he was living right next to where he lived. All of those people knew that he was there and nobody turned him in.”
In Sweden, just this week, 60 Minutes Australia news crews released footage of its trip to Stockholm’s Rinkeby district where young men used a car to run over one of the cameramen’s feet. Police didn’t want to accompany the news crew into the neighborhood, either, as a local political activist walked the television crew through how the migrants from East Africa have a particularly difficult time assimilating into Western culture.
It’s not a problem unique to Europe. The United States has handed out 680,000 green cards to migrants from Muslim nations over just the past five years, according to a November report from Sen. Jeff Sessions (R-AL) 80% and his Senate Judiciary Committee subcommittee on Immigration and the National Interest.
Trump told Breitbart News it’s time for America to reconsider these policies before things get worse here, as bad as they are getting across Europe.
“I think we have to go and we have to re-examine our entire policy of entrance into this country,” Trump said. “We shouldn’t allow the Syrians to come in, who have no documentation. We don’t know where they come from, we don’t know where they’ve been. We don’t know why they’re not fighting for their country. You know, you take a look at the Syrians—so many in the migration are young men. Why, you say to yourself, are there so many young men and fewer women and children than you would expect? You’ve heard that before, right? We have to be very, very smart, very tough and very vigilant. And if we’re not, we’re going to end up in the same situation as so many of these other countries.”
Trump also noted that Germany and Sweden could be headed for the same fates as Brussels and Paris already have, because of what their feckless leaders have done.
“Germany is a disaster now,” Trump said, slamming German Chancellor Angela Merkel without naming her. “You know what’s going on over there? It’s a catastrophe. Germany is a disaster. What she has done to Germany is unbelievable, what’s going on over there. There’s so many other places. In Sweden, you have an area that you just mentioned that is catastrophic. So, so dangerous. And you say to yourself, what are we doing? What are we doing?”
Trump said the solution to the problem is not taking these Syrians and Muslim migrants from other nations in here in America. He said, instead, what should happen is the creation of safe zones in the Middle East.
“What should happen is the United States and a bunch of other countries should get together—funded by the Gulf States, because they have tremendous amounts of money—and we should build a safe zone,” Trump said. “It should be in Syria. Or a number of safe zones, in different parts of Syria, where you build until the war ends and they can go back—if they want to—they can go back to where they want to be. But, absolutely, we should not be taking undocumented people into this country.”
Trump worries that it may perhaps be too late to stop lots of these attacks from occurring throughout the Western world, including in the Untied States, but said if voters elect the right president they can certainly tamp own the efforts of the Islamists.
“A lot of the people we’re talking about, there’s absolutely no way of verifying where they come from,” Trump said. “They could be very much ISIS-related, and we know what two radicalized people could do where they killed the 14 people [in San Bernardino] right? We saw what two did in California. We saw the havoc that they wreaked on a very important part of the world. We have to be very strong, we have to be very vigilant and we have to be very, very smart. And if we’re not, we’re going to have problems. We probably already do have those problems. It’s already probably too late because many people have been allowed into our country that we should have never, in a million years, allowed. You’ve seen it in Boston [with the 2013 Boston Marathon bombing]. You know the amazing thing about Boston? When those kids came in they were very young—so they weren’t even under the influence as much when we took them in. They didn’t even become radicalized until they were older and they didn’t even become radicalized over there.”
Trump said electing him president the solution to these concerns, because his strong stances on security would prevent this from happening.
“One of the many reasons I’m leading in the polls is my stance on border security,” Trump said. “My stance on border security is by far the strongest of any candidate to date, and it’s one of the reasons I’m leading by a lot in the polls.”
[h=6]MARCH 22, 2016 -[/h][h=1]DONALD TRUMP: BRUSSELS ‘JUST THE BEGINNING’[/h]CNN
Donald Trump reacted to the explosions that rocked Brussels Tuesday morning, describing the scene as a "disaster" and warning that "this is just the beginning."
The Republican front-runner, who has made immigration and security issues central to his 2016 presidential bid, discussed the reported suicide attacks in an interview on Fox News' "Fox and Friends."
"I will tell you, I've been talking about this a long time, and look at Brussels," Trump said. "Brussels was a beautiful city, a beautiful place with zero crime. And now it's a disaster city. It's a total disaster, and we have to be very careful in the United States, we have to be very careful and very vigilant as to who we allow in this country. "
Trump 'fine' with waterboardingIn an another interview, Trump also said he would be "fine" with waterboarding Salah Abdeslam, one of the leaders of the Paris attacks several months ago who was just captured in Brussels, in order to get more information on potential future attacks.
"Well I'm not looking to break any news on your show, but frankly the waterboarding, if it was up to me, and if we changed the laws or have the laws, waterboarding would be fine," the Republican front-runner said on NBC's "Today" show. "I would say they should be able to do whatever they have to do."
"You know, we work within laws. They don't work within laws -- they have no laws. We work within laws. The waterboarding would be fine, and if they could expand the laws, I would do a lot more than waterboarding," he said.
Trump has vacillated in his campaign about whether or not he would pursue using waterboarding -- which is considered torture and thus illegal. After getting criticized by former national security officials, Trump said he would instead seek to expand the laws, presumably to make such tactics legal.
'Armed camp'On Fox, he described Brussels now as an "armed camp."
"If you went into Brussels 20 years ago, it was like a magical city. Now you look at it, it's an armed camp," Trump said. "You want to lead your life, you don't want to be living in an armed camp for your whole life. And there is a certain group of people that is making living a normal life impossible."
Trump was quick to link the attacks to Muslim refugees and migrants from the Middle East who have flooded into Europe as a result of Syria's civil war and turmoil in the region.
"It's going to get worse and worse. In my opinion, this is just the beginning. It will get worse and worse because we are lax and we are foolish -- we can't allow these people, at this point we cannot allow these people to come into our country. I'm sorry," he said. "This is a story that just seems to be more and more happening and it's really not very pretty to watch."
Europeans, Trump warned, need to change their tactics.
"Those countries better get smart fast, because they're just disintegrating," he said.
Trump also took the opportunity to criticize "liberal policies" that he blamed for the tension and fear surrounding the refugee crisis.
"We're not the victims here -- we're acting like this is our fault," he said. "That's the problem with the liberal policies of this country and this world, it's acting like it's our fault. It's not our fault, okay, it's not our fault. It's their fault. And they have to come out and they have to say, hey look, this is happening."
Donald Trump reacted to the explosions that rocked Brussels Tuesday morning, describing the scene as a "disaster" and warning that "this is just the beginning."
The Republican front-runner, who has made immigration and security issues central to his 2016 presidential bid, discussed the reported suicide attacks in an interview on Fox News' "Fox and Friends."
"I will tell you, I've been talking about this a long time, and look at Brussels," Trump said. "Brussels was a beautiful city, a beautiful place with zero crime. And now it's a disaster city. It's a total disaster, and we have to be very careful in the United States, we have to be very careful and very vigilant as to who we allow in this country. "
Trump 'fine' with waterboardingIn an another interview, Trump also said he would be "fine" with waterboarding Salah Abdeslam, one of the leaders of the Paris attacks several months ago who was just captured in Brussels, in order to get more information on potential future attacks.
"Well I'm not looking to break any news on your show, but frankly the waterboarding, if it was up to me, and if we changed the laws or have the laws, waterboarding would be fine," the Republican front-runner said on NBC's "Today" show. "I would say they should be able to do whatever they have to do."
"You know, we work within laws. They don't work within laws -- they have no laws. We work within laws. The waterboarding would be fine, and if they could expand the laws, I would do a lot more than waterboarding," he said.
Trump has vacillated in his campaign about whether or not he would pursue using waterboarding -- which is considered torture and thus illegal. After getting criticized by former national security officials, Trump said he would instead seek to expand the laws, presumably to make such tactics legal.
'Armed camp'On Fox, he described Brussels now as an "armed camp."
"If you went into Brussels 20 years ago, it was like a magical city. Now you look at it, it's an armed camp," Trump said. "You want to lead your life, you don't want to be living in an armed camp for your whole life. And there is a certain group of people that is making living a normal life impossible."
Trump was quick to link the attacks to Muslim refugees and migrants from the Middle East who have flooded into Europe as a result of Syria's civil war and turmoil in the region.
"It's going to get worse and worse. In my opinion, this is just the beginning. It will get worse and worse because we are lax and we are foolish -- we can't allow these people, at this point we cannot allow these people to come into our country. I'm sorry," he said. "This is a story that just seems to be more and more happening and it's really not very pretty to watch."
Europeans, Trump warned, need to change their tactics.
"Those countries better get smart fast, because they're just disintegrating," he said.
Trump also took the opportunity to criticize "liberal policies" that he blamed for the tension and fear surrounding the refugee crisis.
"We're not the victims here -- we're acting like this is our fault," he said. "That's the problem with the liberal policies of this country and this world, it's acting like it's our fault. It's not our fault, okay, it's not our fault. It's their fault. And they have to come out and they have to say, hey look, this is happening."
Stupid fuck vit will come in here and post some group of small, local Muslims from some obscure sect in Iowa or somewhere who spoke up and make claims that they all are.
You our start banning them, kicking them out, chasing down the student Visa overstays etc, and watch them start speaking up.
Its a a big game...the Saudis are in it, the Syrians, Iranaians, he'll....the entire Muslim world is in on it and Pussies like Guesser shed a tear and spout shit like "it's unAmerican to not let them in our country based on race or religion".
