I never lie.....that's why you didn't put any such examples in the post.
BTW....it's spelled 'blatantly.'
Another result of your government schooling, huh?
Lying again, huh?
I bolded your blatant lie.
Everything in the post is linked and documented.
So you must be the liar, huh?
Don't you want to thank me for teaching you how to spell 'blatant'?
Is this what you are claiming is untrue????
"These are unvetted refuges "???
Watch me smash another custard pie in your ugly kisser:
"(CNSNews.com) – John Bolton, former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations,.... ... the U.S. can refuse to allow Syrian refugees entry “without in any way violating our humanitarian obligations.”
Bolton also
dismissed White House Deputy National Security Adviser Ben Rhodes’ statement Sunday that the refugees are being vetted in Iraq before they are brought to the U.S.
“I don’t know who else believes this other than the White House,” Bolton said in response to Rhodes’
assertion that the U.S. has “very robust vetting procedures for those refugees.”
The U.N.’s 1951
Convention and Protocol Relating to the Status of Refugees, which was amended in 1967, defines a refugee as “someone who is unable or unwilling to return to their country of origin owing to a well-founded fear of being persecuted for reasons of race,
religion, nationality, membership of a particular social group, or political opinion.”
... the signers of the convention are not required to offer them asylum in their own countries.
“The refugee convention imposes on the country of first asylum an obligation to provide food, shelter, sanitation, and medicine in refugee camps” with the main goal of
repatriating them back to their country of origin as soon as possible, ...."
Former Ambassador to UN: US Has ‘No Obligation’ to Accept Syrian Refugees
"...
dismissed White House Deputy National Security Adviser Ben Rhodes’ statement Sunday that the refugees are being vetted..."
"....Succar, 57, who immigrated to the United States when he was 10, also noted that “Third World countries, particularly places like Syria, do not have the network of information the United States has.”
“In Syria,
there’s no such thing. So when they tell you that [the refugees] are vetted, are you out of your mind?” he said.
Meanwhile, officials in Honduras said Wednesday that
five Syrian nationals headed for the United States had been caught with fraudulent ID papers in the capital city of Tegucigalpa,
Reuters reported."
http://nypost.com/2015/11/19/syrian-community-leader-isis-is-already-in-new-york-city/
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Rep. King To MSNBC’s Brzezinski: ‘You Are 1,000 Percent Wrong’ On Refugee Vetting Process
1. ....a heated debate over the viability and quality of the vetting process that would allow Syrian refugees into America.
2. ....King explained, “I’m extremely concerned because what the president is telling us is not true. We cannot vet the refugees from Syria.”
PETER KING: I’m extremely concerned because
what the president is telling us is not true. We cannot vet the refugees from Syria. There are no databases to work against. There are no government records. And when I talk to people involved in the vetting, they have no confidence at all in the people that are being allowed in. There’s no way. People talk about thorough vetting, there is no vetting as a practical matter. That is the reality.
MIKA BRZEZINSKI: Hold on a second. There is vetting.
KING: There is not. Mika —
BRZEZINSKI: “There are face-to-face interviews, there’s health screenings. Often it takes two years for a family to get here.
KING: Mika, you’re entirely wrong. You are wrong, you are wrong.
BRZEZINSKI: Actually, sir, I think you’re wrong.
KING: I met with the people doing the interviews. I’m talking to the people involved in the highest levels of government. They tell us that they have no confidence at all. This is not proper vetting. I’m telling you that.
BRZEZINSKI: But the vetting is happening whether you like it or not.
KING: No, it is not a real vetting. You can’t vet if you have nothing to base it against. You are wrong, Mika. You are 1,000 percent wrong, W-R-O-N-G.
BRZEZINSKI: So meeting face-to-face and screening them and interviewing them and often making them wait months and years — that is not a vetting process?
KING: That is not vetting. That is not vetting. No, it is not. You cannot vet unless you have material to base it —
BRZEZINSKI: So should we say, ‘Syrians, stay out of America, you’re not welcome here?’
KING: Mika, we’re not saying Syrians. We’re saying these refugees. Unless we know who the refugees are, we cannot be allowing them in. My job is to protect Americans, not to feel good about myself, not to say that I’m doing something humanitarian.
If Americans get killed because we are letting people in because they are not properly vetted — they cannot be properly vetted. How many times am I supposed to tell you this, Mika? You are wrong. They cannot, and it puts American lives at risk."
Rep. King To MSNBC’s Brzezinski: ‘You Are 1,000 Percent Wrong’ On Refugee Vetting Process
In your face, dunce!!!!!!!