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14 February, 2015
If someone were to ask you how to tell the difference between a Syrian refugee and an ISIS fighter, aside from a telltale black flag or an inadvertent shout of “Allahu Akbar,” you’d probably have a tough time making a distinction. That is exactly the situation that the State Department faces in the conduct of their Syrian refugee program. They can’t tell the good guys from the bad guys.
They aren’t letting a little thing like importing terrorists into America to kill our citizens stop them, though. The program build up is moving along at full speed. Apparently, a few dead Americans, maybe quite a few, is a price they are willing to pay for “diversity.”
It has been labeled an “open back door for jihadists,” one that cannot be easily closed by any method other than the suspension of the refugee program.
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