Speaker of the House Paul Ryan is planning to hold a vote on a meaningless bill that holds no substantive policy “The American Safe Act” (All two pages of it) . Meanwhile he has tabled the Resettlement Accountability National Security Act also known as the “Babin Bill” as it was introduced by Rep. Brian Babin. Quoting a GOP House Staffer:
“Putting Ryan in charge of a fight to block refugees would be like putting (Nancy) Pelosi in charge of fight to repeal Obamacare.”
Here’s a good outline of the insufferable smoke-and-mirrors as provided by WND:
WASHINGTON DC – House Speaker Paul Ryan is lining up a showdown vote for Thursday on President Obama’s plan to resettle 10,000 Syrian refugees in the United States.
But conservatives on Capitol Hill who want to see the refugee program halted are warning that Ryan’s plan is nothing but a smokescreen designed to give lip-service while refusing to defund the program.
Ryan likely has no intention of cutting off the flow of Muslim refugees into the U.S., nor does he plan to ensure Syria’s persecuted Christian minority gets rescued from the clutches of ISIS, sources told WND.
The issue of ISIS terrorists infiltrating the West by sneaking in among the ranks of Syrian refugees has come to the fore in the wake of last Friday’s ISIS attack on Paris in which 132 innocent civilians were murdered by eight ISIS terrorists, at least two of which entered Europe as “refugees.”
[…] from insiders on Capitol Hill that Ryan’s end objective is not to close down a program that has delivered more than 1.5 million Muslim refugees to American cities and towns since 1990 under a law authored in 1980 by then-Sen. Joe Biden and the late Teddy Kennedy.
A conservative Capitol Hill aide told WND, “Paul Ryan is setting us up for a meaningless show vote on Syrian refugees so the White House can continue the influx of Muslim refugees this year and all the years to follow as it always has.
[…] The “show vote” will likely occur on North Carolina Rep. Richard Hudson’s American SAFE Act of 2105, the source said, a toothless bill that would allow Obama to continue the transfer of Middle Eastern refugees to the U.S. with certain assurances that they are being “certified” as having no connections to terrorism.
[…] A much stronger bill, the Resettlement Accountability National Security Act introduced by Rep. Brian Babin, R-Texas, is not being moved to a vote by Ryan. The Texas congressman’s bill would halt all resettlements until a full accounting of the program’s cost and risks to national security can be fully assessed.
Babin’s bill is gaining momentum with 74 co-sponsors. It had only 46 co-sponsors on Friday before the Paris attacks.
“What we want to do is include the language of our bill in the upcoming omnibus spending bill and cut off all funding,” Babin’s press secretary, Jimmy Milstead, told WND.
Ann Corcoran, author of the Refugee Resettlement blog, has followed the issue closely since 2007. She said funding is the key issue. Any other action is mere window dressing meant to appease the Republican base and fool it into thinking a tough stance is being taken against refugee resettlement.
The program costs taxpayers $1.2 billion a year, and that does not include the cost of heavy welfare use by the refugees. Nor does it include the cost of educating their children. (read more)
Eight Syrian Nationals stopped just today trying to get entry into the U.S. using false documents – How many are already here?
so discouraging.
at a time like this, the last thing we need as a nation and as individual citizens of this nation is more BS.
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Ryan picking up where Boehner left off.. Ryan another phony Conservative that voted with Dems 50 % of the time… Stop money to these RINOS
Only Trump can rescue America.. in 354 days .. 45th President
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Well, Trump or Cruz.
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We just might get both.
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I am disappointed. He should be pushing this hard. He’s got the backing of the vast majority of the people. The question is what can they do? Defund it? Which branch controls this process? Can governors order their Guard to just pick up the refuges just dropped off and push them into another state? Or across a border?
The trouble with Obama is he doesn’t care. You can’t pressure him like a regular politician because of his narcissism and his ideological fervor. Like I said many times, take notes. When people wonder why Germans allowed Hitler his leeway, or Mussolini or Stalin, or Henry the Eighth, you point to this period as a empathetic example. This is what it felt and looked like to the average citizen during those times in their nation. It happening here is simply embarrassing.
And we have evolved the Presidency, against many generations of warnings, into a far more powerful branch than designed. In fact, the original intent was to make it the weakest, by far, of the three branches to avoid exactly what we see today.
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Maybe the militia should offer a vote.
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“LIKEY”
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Can’t turn it into a police against civilian matter. Plays into the narrative of disarming our own population.
This is a long game. First step- outlast Obama’s madness. (one year) Second step- get a President who sees his role as not an emperor. Third step- educate your children against the narrative and prepare them. It will all come down to their generation.
This kind of “war” is generational. It ebbs and flows. Europe lost and is now in the place where their bad ideas have created realities. Their problem is they don’t know what happened or how to fix it, because they were taught not to think freely, only state approved nonsense. So they expect their leaders to fix it for them- as they have been taught.
We are on the same path because the same bad ideas infect our leaders. The difference is our nation’s history- the wild, wild west of doing things- is closer to now, than Europe’s history. They had a thousand years to become domesticated and compliant. We still have ranchers out west taking up guns against the federal “abuses.”
We can turn this ship.
Teach your kids. Voice your anger and concern. Make them pay attention, and you vote in people you believe- and know from their acts and history- are also true believers in OUR own nation. Don’t listen to their words, observe their deeds.
You’ll get more wrong than right at first, but don’t despair, it is a long game.
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Discouraging is putting it mildly! They have no concern whatever for the sick fear we are feeling out here in the country while our government laughs. It is beyond my comprehension how we have come to such a time. They truly don’t give a damn, do they?
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I’m trying my level best to remain civil when I make comments.
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I think Paul Ryan’s nose is growing.
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the stuff of nightmares in broad daylight.
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Nightmares 24/7.
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Civility is overrated.
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I am not feeling fear, it is more like RAGE. I am sick of DC and its lies, incompetency, greed, corruption, and disdain for the American people. At this point I am not sure I would shed a tear if DC got hit.
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Apparently, we need to look out for ourselves – the whole plan is coming to a head folks. III%
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You got that right.
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F’ng Paul Ryan!
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no plan to defeat ISIS…plan is to infiltrate the US and Western countries to put fear into population through violence. we are being HAD.
http://www.alt-market.com/articles/2741-isis-is-being-aimed-at-the-west-by-globalists-heres-what-we-can-do-about-it
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Good article. I am sure I am not the only one that would love to do some of the suggestions but I am limited financially, I can’t buy a rifle, the medical kits etc. I can only do so much, I have done what I can and will continue to work on it as I can. I have started carrying in public, before my mindset was home protection, and that has changed.
It is also challenging to find others out in the real world willing to band together. Lots of keyboard warriors, lots of people that will do the talk, but when it comes to actually committing time to get together, to work together, and have plans in place it is very difficult. At least that has been my experience.
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President Trump will send them back!
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Mmm…no he won’t. They’ll be here legally, with no basis for deportation. That’s not a comment about Trump, rather about the permanence of lawful (and law-abiding) refugee immigration.
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Could we describe your stance on this issue as, “It’s Settled Law”? Do you suppose that once a law is on the books, it’s immutable and permanent?
Remember, “Prohibition” was once not only a law (i.e., “passed legislation”), but a full-blown Amendment to the US Constitution. But, far from immutable and permanent, it was rightly overturned and is no longer ‘The Law of the Land’.
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You do realize you’ve just confirmed my post, don’t you? Is there anything in your post about the President having the power to deport lawful and law-abiding refugees?
I’m quite familiar with the creation and revocation of legislation. First, my comment was specific to current law. Second it was specific to the statement I replied to, i.e. “Trump will send them back.”. And of course, Trump can’t/won’t send them back as long as they are lawful and law-abiding refugees because the President has no power to yield on the matter. Exactly as you say, it would require at a minimum legislative action to address the issue of returning such refugees. And considering the number of GOPe leaders/members in Congress, one might consider that a President Trump may end up fighting his own party as well as Dems to enact his agenda. It’s not that I prospectively wouldn’t trust a President Trump. I simply don’t trust ANY GOPe members of Congress to support him. And such GOPe members will still be beholden to those that put them in power (not necessarily Trump), and they’ll want their financial backers to keep them in office long after the next President is gone. Sadly, I think “open borders” Republicans will be in the party for far too long. (Just watch how many GOPe’s will support Ryan’s plan to rollover to Obama on funding refugee resettlement. )
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If what you say is true and Donald Trump can’t send them back, he will intern somewhere like close to the north pole I hope. Maybe that way they will decide to go home on their own. Do I remember correctly that legal and law abiding Japanese citizens of this country were interred during WWII. And they have declared war on us, have they not?
Remember, Idiot, where there’ s a will there is a way.
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Your second post fills in quite a few blanks left to the imagination in your first.
Adherents to the concept of ‘static analysis’ will state that Trump’s election won’t change Washington; that he’s just one man. To that argument, I counter with “dynamic analysis”.
Let me just put it this way: Trump = “paradigm shift”.
Trump will have won, likely by landslide, and the GOPe will be reeling from this stinging and well-deserved defeat. You’re absolutely correct when you say that Trump will end up fighting members of his own party–I think that’s a given. But, when Trump enters the White House riding a massive wave of ground-swell, ‘the old way’ will be out whether they like it or not. The electorate will be in no mood to put up with any more of the GOPe’s shenanigans. Things will inevitably change.
And then Trump will start to do what he does best: dealing from a position of strength. Trump will easily out-maneuver the [so-called] “congressional leadership”–known weaklings, all–and paint them into a box. His agenda will pass–congress will change what needs to be changed, and that will be that.
This has been done before: a man wholly despised by the “old guard” of republican party rose up to claim the presidency. He slammed through his agenda and coined the term “bully pulpit” to describe how he did it. I speak of Theodore Roosevelt.
And then we have Reagan, who obviously carried the day on most of his agenda despite being despised by the “establishment” republicans–and having a democrat congress working in opposition, to boot.
Static analysis says that Trump won’t succeed. I say otherwise.
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I would hope you’re right.
As to the issue of refugee resettlement, when the GOPe funds this refugee resettlement, they will have provided Democrats complete cover for any ISIS refugee terror attack on US soil, seemingly for years. If such an attack occurs, Dems can simply say, “What are you complaining about, Republicans? You funded the program! Don’t blame Obama or us, you’re just responsible as anyone.”
And think about how easy slow-walking the funding could be…the GOP could simply say, “All we insist on is the administration explicitly explains to the American people EXACTLY how the refugees will be vetted,” then take even just two weeks to have a national debate on the issue, including getting Presidential candidates to commit their positions explicitly.
In 2 weeks, if the administration convinces the majority of the public, then the GOP could at least show they provided due diligence on the issue, and then pass the funding. And of course, if Obama would fail to convince the public, then he wouldn’t have the political capital to get it passed. The way it’s playing out, Obama is getting a free pass, and the GOP loses in every possible way, and gains nothing. Proving the GOP completely supports the idiocy of jumping into the resettlement program blindly.
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If Trump is elected President, the losers are the Uniparty and Obama. Not any GOP members who voted against funding.
If a Paris type event occurs in the US before the 2016 elections, Obama and those that voted for the funding will be lucky to retain any elected government position.
Don’t confuse the GOP with the GOPe. That don’t fly hear anymore. Too much is known.
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Hear = here
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A few days ago, Paul Ryan went on 60 minutes and said Trump’s immigration plan would never pass the house.
I instantly thought of the moment Trump whipped out Lindsey Graham’s phone number and thought to myself, I would not bet on that one.
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it might be way too late by then.
they are here with lots more coming in…NOW.
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And there are motions in play, the fervor is heating up. Until it has been a trickle, now it’s ramped up and more blatant.
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I hope you’re right. But I fear, should Trump be elected you will see a lot of GOPe members in Congress to block, defund and obstruct the things Trump wants to do to protect us and make America great again.
7 years of Congrss and SCOTUS giving Obama free reign to destroy America & then a President Trump elected, you will see a reaching across the aisle to thwart the will of the people & President Trumps agenda.
I hope I’m wrong, but that’s the feeling Inget wearing my tin-foil cap.
I hope Trump can navigate defeating the alliances between the Left & GOPe working against him.
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Yup. Just because the nameplate of the Resolute Desk changes, that doesn’t mean that the Uniparty sentiments in Congress will change one little bit. Those folks will keepup their old ways until they get voted out. NOW is the time for a realTeaParty surge.
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One upside is that there may be fewer GOPe. Some Reps and Sens are up for re-election and the groundswell may swallow them up, leaving the handwriting on the wall.
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Hey, Squirrel – here is the systematic problem: an elected official gets into office. He or she quickly learns he or she needs to quickly begin the fund-raising machine, or they will be out in the next election.
Party activists approach Mr. Smith just as the reality hits him. They say, “Hey, you know we share ideology with some citizens who have fat wallets. I want to introduce you to a few, since you will be able to achieve your goals if they can help start your re-election fund.”
They are symaticos, plus offer the money you know is out there, and is flowing. You agree to meet with them.
I suspect this is how decent representatives get turned out.
The more you ho re, the more you get to be influential, and the more you see the opportunity to have increasing power – you can be the force you only imagined you might be.
You make smaller compromises in order to sustain and build power.
You are turned out.
So: a new batch of Tea Partyers will not reform the GOP; it has not thus far. It has set the scaffolding for a sea change, however.
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Executive actions. Lot’s of ’em, backed up by huge public support. Dare the congress critters to buck that.
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If Trump wins, he not only defeats the GOPe, more importantly, he defeats the Chamber of Commerce and K Street. They will be scrambling to exert power in the new “age of Trump”, as we can imagine.
Per usual, they will go back to the Magnolia Bar and $20/glass scotch and make their deals. When it’s not what Trump wants, he will pull the Lindsey Graham phone number stunt on them from the White House Press Room.
It would NOT be business as usual.
It’s obvious to even low info voters now, our Congress is controlled by the PAC’s. The question becomes; who will they fear MORE, Trump and sunlight or their big donors who operate in the shadows?
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A post on some traitors behind the importation of terrorists. A little shocking…but what isn’t?
http://lamecherry.blogspot.com/2015_11_18_archive.html
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I keep thinking. If traitors had shorter lifespans would there quickly be a lot fewer of them? If being a traitor was really very dangerous, would it be so popular?
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Bingo.
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Yeah, but that will only happen in a world where Trump is President, and traitors like Bergdahl get what’s coming to them…
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Ryan is an utterly useless man.
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He’s not useless to “Obama”.
Neither useless to “Obama” are all your alleged christian churches facilitating the importation of possible terrorists.
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Great Post. Apparently, Americans are left with no alternative. Apparently, Americans will have to defend & protect the people. It has become clear that this Goverment is clearly representing something that most all Americans vehemently oppose… Why? Why are our politicians so hell bound on importing these people? To induce pandemonium ? To what end? Unbelievable… These Repubs are getting their bank accounts fattened up by the Muslim money changers.. That’s whats up.
Battle! So be it…
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Money and power. They truly believe once they are in full control they will be free to rule and do whatever they want. These so called leaders will be in for a shock, all that money lining their pocket will be of no use to them.
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“The irresistible dollar is meeting the immovable patriot.
Something’s got to give.”
Peter Brimelow, editor of VDARE.com
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Pelosi-ism: We have to let them in so you can find out who they really are!
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“Why are our politicians so hell bound on importing these people? ”
Open borders satisfy the CoC/corporate globalists desires. It’s the unencumbered free transfer of cheap labor to wherever it can make them.the most money. If a few citizens of the Western world die in terrorist attacks, that’s just the cost of doing business.
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‘‘American Security Against Foreign Enemies Act of 2015’’ or the ‘‘American SAFE Act of 2015’’.
http://hudson.house.gov/uploads/Hudson%20American%20SAFE%20Act%202015.pdf
Take two minutes to read this bill – it is less than two pages. Note the weasel words. Then ask yourself, what would the current administration, one which prides itself in circumventing law, do with this bill? Do you feel safer, knowing this “bill” is “protecting” you and your children? Are there not Syrian and Iraqi Christians? What are the nationalities of all those terrorists again? http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3322649/The-enemy-Nearly-SEVENTY-arrested-America-ISIS-plots-include-refugees-given-safe-haven-turned-terror.html
These are our masterminds. We pay them.
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The sounds they try to ignore are growing louder. Soon it will be clear =
“YOU’RE FIRED!”
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The best part is that we the people will pay for bringing in radical terrorists to harm us. Per Trump: “How stupid are we? “
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Meet the new boss, same as the old boss…
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We are in dire straits. What we need right now (besides Trump) is for the equivalent of a Rep. Dave Brat to rise up in Wisconsin, to send that man Paul Ryan packing. Excise the tumor before it can metastasize.
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Vote for the Dem if need be, just get this ass out of office.
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His district is very blue, so if a Dim got in, the seat might STAY blue. But it would be worth it to get him out. WAR.
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Do you get the feeling that john boehner knew the excrement was fixing to hit the fan and he got the heck outta dodge?
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Yes.
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Absolutely. Keep an out for when more start leaving at a rapid pace. They have already changed the amount of time they will be in DC for next year. I find that odd. I doubt the motive is so they can stay home in their districts longer.
Many people predicted this, and not only did they predict it, for the first time they gave a timeline.
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Excellent point. An extended lame duck session means the rats will be hiding after the election is stolen.
Heads up.
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What does that mean, did the guy resign?
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I don’t think so. I think it was just a heated. Debate and they do not agree.
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WOW!
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Posted in the wrong place, again, WOW!
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Paul Ryan makes us all look stupid by siding with an obviously deranged man trying to implement a very dangerous agenda upon us that we can’t reverse. Paul is a Democrat and a dangerous Trojan horse. He has to go and be gone now. We really have to exercise that option which is assured mutual destruction. Why go through a couple days of this clown stringing you out just like Boehner only to side with Obama. Now anyone you had an argument with on this issue can come back on you… Hey even your own speaker of the house agrees with us. If and when an attack occurs Ryan has to be run out of town.
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Just another John Boehner who wants to get along with Obama and the Dems.
http://kirbysaid.blogspot.com/2015/11/paul-ryan-hopes-to-find-common-ground.html
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Let’s just see how many of the “Freedom Caucus” votes with Ryan on this, ummm, thing. Let’s start keeping count, NOW.
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It doesn’t matter if they vote or don’t vote, vote yes or vote no. This is a just for show vote. A pat on the head to us simpletons who they think can fool any day of the week and twice on Friday.
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Afraid that was all predictable as we’ve discussed before on here about knowing what “their” agenda is, then everything makes sense. The NWO “gang” (which includes RINOs), need and want us to be Islamized for their global governance agenda. They’re now in their end game push.
From Kelleigh Nelson:
“* Donald Trump says he’ll send the Syrian migrants back .. NWO crowd .. plan is to make us a 3rd world country.
.. to destroy the white Europeans who migrated to America, .. with a majority population of Islamic immigrants.
* NWO gang is fully in the bag for United Nations Agenda 21, which calls for the elimination of 85% of the world’s population. Pro-life certainly does not fit with the NWO plans of the GOP or DNC.
http://freedomoutpost.com/2015/11/why-the-gop-hates-donald-trump/
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There’s something I can’t figure out. Need help.
I understand and completely agree that there is ‘someone’ ‘something’ that wants a global government. However, what I can’t understand is why they are okay with the world being overrun with muslims for an Islamized world.
How do they think for a minute that they can keep the muslim savages under control and have a prosperous global economy? The meek Christian white population would be much easier for them to dupe and control. Heck, that is almost completed.
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nothing short of their entire families getting blown into chunks of hair, teeth and bones by suicide vest strapped bombers at suburban malls across the country will make these idiot liberals wake the F up. we are long overdue for a mass casualty event. sad to say it but thats what its going to take.
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Aint gonna wake ’em up unless it’s THEIR families. Otherwise, they’ll be OK with just writing a hashtag about it and moving on.
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that my friend is exactly what i meant. some people just absolutely cannot learn until something they hold dear is violently take away from them.
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same BS happening here in Mich with the Gov Snyder BS ( ︶︿︶) nothing but BS – The whole refugee thing is already cooked and being served and I think I will add a big bowl of RAW PIG TESTICLES to go with it!!!!!!!!
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If one hair on one American’s head is harmed from these jihadists due to this traitorous capitulation to this insane president, Paul Ryan shiould be held personally responsible.
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( ͠° ͟ʖ ͡°) who is held responsible anymore?????? Hillary? Lois Lerner? Barry Sortero-Obama? Bill Richardson? Eric Holder? Bill Clinton? the list goes on and on plenty more its Alinsky Cloward Piven strategies to break down our culture and bring chaos. Ethics are unimportant to them as changes are brought on by ANY MEANS NECESSARY:
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Can we add the Catholic Charities? WTF are these people? Supposedly, a contractor to the State Department. Note their second article is how to remove extreme tattoos. Their moniker is to “Reduce Poverty in America”. How is bringing impoverished foreign invaders into our country improving THAT situation?
http://catholiccharitiesusa.org
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(▀̿̿Ĺ̯̿̿▀̿ ̿) well saul alinsky’s radical scheming has its devilish fingers on their triggers too He was busy teaching the trickery of chaos in the bowels of the Catholic “Charities” $$$$ in the 1950’s. Yes all that radical stuff he spun in those chicago 50’s and 60’s. Stuff that Hillary became mind melded with as well as young Barry Sotero. These young mind melded beings were finding the rules of lucifer have some powerful persuasion in social engineering. Learning the history of such really sheds the light on what is going on in this world today. This is what is going on and the endgame is the NWO agenda that Bush Senior spoke of, what George Soros is salivating over spending his billions to bring to fruition, as well as Bill Gates having wet dreams regarding population control, and what has nullified the power for protecting the freedom of WE the People. There are many in places of power who have actually given their soul to the workings of this LIE. That a central world power could actually fix everything and bring peace and perfect natural harmony to this world. Power corrupts and always will corrupt it is in the nature of man.
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New BS same as the old BS.
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You know this is all fitting nicely with the fictions of the NWO – Agenda 21 crap. I heard a prof from Stanford who says he has written 40 books or so on the Global warming sham only he is a big promoter of the propaganda. He said the refugees and the violence such as ISIS and what happened in France is due to global warming which is due to the overpopulation of the earth and the over farming and the harm we are causing to the natural blah blah blah. The solution is to depopulate, use less resources and return the earth to its early pristine loveliness and all will be well… ahh yeah sure and so of course we need a lot of blending – loss of our nationalism a central power to control and provide the eugenics to get rid of the filthy carbon producing masses… all very sick but this is where the George Soros, Bill Gates psychos are going.
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Always amazing the proponents of depopulation are never willing to commit themselves fully to the movement and off themselves.
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How about post cards to him? TRAITOR written large for everyone to see. Then ‘think of the children – YOUR children’.
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“The issue of ISIS terrorists infiltrating the West by sneaking in among the ranks of Syrian refugees …” This sentence makes it sound like just a few bad guys are in amongst the many. No!! The “refugees” are terrorists!
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Refugees are not US citizens. They must still apply for a green card within in one year of coming to the U.S. Status as a refugee can be terminated
http://www.uscis.gov/green-card/green-card-through-refugee-or-asylee-status/green-card-refugee
http://www.gpo.gov/fdsys/pkg/CFR-2011-title8-vol1/xml/CFR-2011-title8-vol1-sec207-9.xml
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I thought a Refugee was supposed to be returned to their home country within 2 To 5 years?
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http://pbs.twimg.com/media/BPNbfzACIAAYAVZ.jpg:large
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whoa!
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Per Pelosism, we have to bring them here to find out who is among them.
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Trump is going to be busy cleaning house.
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OK THEN….looks like John Boehner gets the last laugh……he got the H out of Dodge and let the JV boy from Wisconsin jump in and keep screwing up our nation in control of the ELECTED HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES OF THE PEOPLE……Ryan is an absolute sell out bought and paid for phony balony blowhard failure in his first month of office.
Kick his sorry A out of the place and replace him with a loyal American.
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Ryan will follow with the left- how were we fooled in the last election to think he was conservative If he wants the refugees bring them all into Jamestown WI They can camp in his yard
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Going against his constituents, RYAN IS DEFINITELY BLACKMAILABLE.
What does he do all those lonely nights on his cot in his office?
What sweet young thing hangs around after their dinner together?
RYAN IS UNDER SURVELLANCE – the only conclusion. No wonder he didn’t want to be SPEAKER…
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I’m so damn mad at Ryan I could spit. Support of over 50% of Americans, 32 Governors, what else does he need to make a stand?
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His influence & vote are available.. But only to the highest Muslim bidder.
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Paul Ryan is no better than the corrupt John Boehner, Nancy Pelosi and Harry Reid. He is Denny Hastert from WisCONsin. Ryan is a conman who sold his soul for the speakers job and needs to be brought down in the next primary.
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Seems the vote was veto proof! When was the last time even the most obvious right thing to do was voted on with such backing?
Now Obama could and will veto it, and the question becomes will Congress override it. Regardless of the effectiveness, the “message” will be resounding.
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And as far as it being a fraud, because it starts with a false premise, that is not the point here. The point here is Obama barked at his party and at us to “Sit DOWN!” like we were puppies.
And then we bit him on the hand.
What they call this in politics is the “bridge too far” for anyone except the nutjobs like Nancy Pelosi.
If it holds and lands on his desk, that is a spanking in Obama’s world. I would love to be a fly on the wall then.
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