Tancredo: Celebrating Diversity - one massacre at a time

Article date: 
18 November 2015
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Tom Tancredo made a post to his facebook page: Celebrating Diversity - one massacre at a time. 

The Denver Post article Former Colorado congressman Tom Tancredo suggests terrorism is coming in a bloody Facebook posting that is drawing criticism, November 18, 2015, includes comments from Tancredo regarding his post:

...Tancredo also lashed out at Gov. John Hickenlooper, whom he accused of creating "a sanctuary state for Muslim terrorists."

"Celebrating Diversity, One massacre at a time," the Facebook posting states over a photo of the Bataclan theater, where dozens were killed in a terrorist attack on Friday. "Coming soon to a concert hall near you."
 
Tancredo, a former Republican who has long fought for tougher immigration standards, said he was glad to "start a conversation" about the risks of allowing Syrian refugees into the United States.
 
"I'm referring to the fact that this tragedy (in Paris), this horror, is something you cannot contain to one country if you don't do something meaningful about immigration — a subject I've been involved in for some time — these are the kinds of things that result when you don't protect your citizens," he told The Denver Post...
 
Tancredo said Hickenlooper has a history of being reckless on immigration.
 
"You know what he's done? He's created a sanctuary state for Muslim terrorists," Tancredo said of Hickenlooper's position on the refugees. "He created a sanctuary city for other kinds of illegal immigrants when he was mayor of Denver, now he's created a sanctuary state."...
 
House Republican leader Brian DelGrosso of Loveland said Colorado has reason for concern, citing a Pentagon report in March that said two service members with unspecified ties to Colorado Springs are on an ISIS hit list.
 
"Coloradans are rightfully alarmed that terrorists may attempt to enter Colorado posing as Syrian refugees," DelGrosso said. "Gov. Hickenlooper should do everything in his power to stop any Syrian refugees from coming to Colorado until the president has convinced Coloradans that the proper safeguards are in place to ensure terrorists are not able to enter our state."...
 

 

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'France is at war,' President Francois Hollande says after ISIS attack, CNN, November 17, 2015

Hickenlooper on White House call about refugees

Uncle Sam’s screening of Syria refugees is a pathetic joke, Betsy McCaughey, Ph.D., New York Post, November 18, 2015.

... on Monday, President Obama dismissed the danger, doubling down on his plans to settle at least 10,000 Syrian refugees here. The White House insists Syrian refugees go through “extensive screening.” That’s a deadly lie.

Obama’s own intelligence experts admit screening Syrian refugees is impossible, because the FBI and Homeland Security Department have no data on Syrians — no fingerprints, arrest records, travel data — to indicate what these people did in Syria, or even whether they are who they claim to be. “There won’t be anything in our database,” FBI head James Comey cautioned Congress last month. “So I can’t sit here and offer anybody an absolute assurance that — there’s no risk associated with this.”

Worse, the interviewers — from the US Citizenship and Immigration Services — were ordered last May to relax standards. It’s now OK if your spouse was part of a terrorist organization, provided you can convince the screener you didn’t know you were sleeping with a terrorist. It’s also OK to have a history of supporting a terrorist group yourself — as long as you felt slightly pressured (not even under “duress”) to do it..

What’s missing here? How about local law enforcement, which is kept in the dark, along with mayors, schools boards and governors, about where these refugees are being placed.

 

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