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I LOVE SNICKERS!  
Do you agree that things like lack of jobs, poverty, lack of food or water, dwindling resources by third world
governments, etc (all a side effect of Climate Change) could aid terrorists in recruitment of new forces???

I do too - but I'm not getting into that argument (aka, discussion) with you.

Quoted from HarryP

I do too - but I'm not getting into that argument (aka, discussion) with you.

OK!
So... something that we DO agree on...
Have you tried Snickers Ice Cream Bars???
AWESOME!

Quoted from Box A Rox

OK!
So... something that we DO agree on...
Have you tried Snickers Ice Cream Bars???
AWESOME!

Absolutely agree!

Quoted from Box A Rox

I LOVE SNICKERS!  
Do you agree that things like lack of jobs, poverty, lack of food or water, dwindling resources by third world
governments, etc (all a side effect of Climate Change) could aid terrorists in recruitment of new forces???

Is that the contributing factor for your feared "right wing terrorists"?

Syrian Refugee Facts vs Right Winger Hysteria:

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The process of relocating refugees to America is very different from the way that refugees
currently arrive in Europe. Syrians flown to the US will be the most heavily vetted group
of people currently allowed into the US, according to the State Department.

Each candidate is vetted:
1.  first by the UN’s refugee agency,
2. and then separately by officials from the State Department,
3. the FBI,
4. the Department of Homeland Security
5. and the Defense Department.
The process takes between 18 months and two years.

By contrast, a refugee hoping to reach Europe can pay a smuggler approximately $1,000 (£660)
to take them in a dinghy across the six-mile-wide strait between Turkey and the Greek islands.

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Syrian Refugee Facts vs Right Winger Hysteria:

http://townhall.com/tipsheet/k.....an-refugees-n2050931

Chairman of the House Homeland Security Committee Michael McCaul is expressing grave concerns about the move and is warning that the U.S. doesn't have the systems in place through Homeland Security or the FBI to properly vet refugees coming from the terrorism hotspots of Syria and Iraq.

“The President wants to surge thousands of Syrian refugees into the United States, in spite of consistent intelligence community and federal law enforcement warnings that we do not have the intelligence needed to vet individuals from the conflict zone. We also know that ISIS wants to use refugee routes as cover to sneak operatives into the West. I implore the President to consult with Congress before taking any drastic action and to level with the American people about the very real security challenges we face," McCaul released in a statement. "It is heart-wrenching to watch innocent Syrians fleeing the violence in their country, and we can do more to help. But the best way to solve this crisis is at the source. The President needs to develop a real strategy for victory to defeat ISIS and remove Assad from power, which is the root cause of the problem. This is the culmination of a failed foreign policy to deal with the threats and now we have a humanitarian crisis on our hands.”

Quoted from HarryP

http://townhall.com/tipsheet/k.....an-refugees-n2050931

Chairman of the House Homeland Security Committee Michael McCaul is expressing grave concerns about the move and is warning that the U.S. doesn't have the systems in place through Homeland Security or the FBI to properly vet refugees coming from the terrorism hotspots of Syria and Iraq.

“The President wants to surge thousands of Syrian refugees into the United States, in spite of consistent intelligence community and federal law enforcement warnings that we do not have the intelligence needed to vet individuals from the conflict zone. We also know that ISIS wants to use refugee routes as cover to sneak operatives into the West. I implore the President to consult with Congress before taking any drastic action and to level with the American people about the very real security challenges we face," McCaul released in a statement. "It is heart-wrenching to watch innocent Syrians fleeing the violence in their country, and we can do more to help. But the best way to solve this crisis is at the source. The President needs to develop a real strategy for victory to defeat ISIS and remove Assad from power, which is the root cause of the problem. This is the culmination of a failed foreign policy to deal with the threats and now we have a humanitarian crisis on our hands.”

Harry,
You do know that your source is a TeaBagger Propaganda site, right???

It may reflect YOUR views, but it isn't exactly an unbiased reputable source, no more than
a Daily Kos post would be accepted as a unbiased reputable source for you.

Quoted from Box A Rox

Harry,
You do know that your source is a TeaBagger Propaganda site, right???

It may reflect YOUR views, but it isn't exactly an unbiased reputable source, no more than
a Daily Kos post would be accepted as a unbiased reputable source for you.

The site may be a conservative leaning site, but the words of the "Chairman of the House Homeland Security Committee" are accurate (according to the minutes)

Quoted from HarryP

The site may be a conservative leaning site, but the words of the "Chairman of the House Homeland Security Committee" are accurate (according to the minutes)

It would be better if they linked back to the original piece.
and
Everything you read between the " " is supposed to be from the link... everything else is no more than
TeaBagger Opinion.

Quoted from Box A Rox

Harry,
You do know that your source is a TeaBagger Propaganda site, right???

It may reflect YOUR views, but it isn't exactly an unbiased reputable source, no more than
a Daily Kos post would be accepted as a unbiased reputable source for you.

Hypocrite much?

You post "FACTS" from those sites all the time here. The only difference is you try and hide your links (like a typical liberal coward), whereas we always post where we got our info from.

By Wide Margin, Voters More Worried About Gun Violence Than Terrorism

Overall, 63 percent of registered votes say they’re more worried that they or someone they
know will be a victim of gun violence, while 29 percent more fear that they or a friend will fall
prey to a terrorist attack.

Democrats fear guns over terrorism by 77-15 percent.
Independents fear gun violence over terrorism by 64-28 percent.
Republicans edge toward terrorism as the bigger threat, but only narrowly,
by 50-45 percent over a fear of gun violence.

http://www.mcclatchydc.com/news/politics-government/election/article43846755.html

http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/.....r-BBnlMRR?li=BBnbfcL
Prince Charles...a real authority!